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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, sized to mount on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers in a Flat Black finish.
The 7-9/16 inch hole spacing is the step up from the common 160 mm spacing, and it shows most clearly on wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and deep drawer stacks where a shorter pull would look undersized. At 8-1/16 inches end to end, the bar spans enough of the front to feel proportional without overpowering a mid-width door. This is the spacing cabinet designers reach for when the run of cabinetry is long enough that the smaller pulls start to look like afterthoughts. The slim 5/16 inch bar keeps the hardware graphic rather than heavy, so the scale reads as intentional rather than oversized.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black, which differs from a matte black in that it carries almost no surface texture variation — the tone is consistent and even rather than slightly grained. On painted fronts it reads as a hard edge. On a dark stained wood it nearly disappears into the field, letting the grain carry the door. That behavior makes it useful on two very different cabinet programs, which is part of why a flat black finish travels well across transitional projects where the designer has not fully committed to a style direction yet. Zinc is the construction material throughout; the finish name is not a statement about the underlying metal.
This pull suits a kitchen, bath, or built-in where the drawer fronts are wide enough to need the 192 mm hole pattern, and where the hardware program is flat black. It works equally on shaker and slab fronts because the bar's slim section does not introduce a curve or a decorative detail that would argue with either door style. Designers specifying across a full kitchen often run this spacing on the base drawers while using a smaller center-to-center from the Ellis collection on upper doors and narrower drawers, keeping the finish consistent and letting the spacing variation do the proportional work. Because all Ellis pieces share the same finish name and design language, companion knobs and shorter pulls from the series will coordinate without a cross-brand gamble.
The 192 mm spacing adds about 1-1/4 inches between the holes compared to 160 mm. On a wide drawer that gap reads as a noticeably longer pull, which changes the visual weight of the hardware against the front.
These are different finish names within the Top Knobs catalog. Flat Black is the finish on this SKU. Do not assume it will match a Matte Black finish from this or any other brand without a side-by-side comparison.
Yes. The 192 mm center-to-center spacing works on a tall pantry door or a full-height cabinet front where the door width supports that span.
The Ellis series includes knobs and pulls in the same collection. Confirm the exact finish name on companion SKUs to ensure they carry the Flat Black value rather than a similar but different finish.
Choose this pull when the drawer bank calls for 192 mm centers and the hardware should hold a flat, even black line across the front rather than reflecting light back into the room.
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