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The Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional bar pull that mounts on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers, a spacing built for wide drawer fronts, full-height pantry doors, and any cabinet face where a smaller pull would look undersized and lost.
Most cabinet pulls live in the 96 mm to 160 mm range, which suits standard-width drawer banks and upper doors. At 224 mm, this pull steps up to a different category of front: the wide pot drawer, the deep roll-out tray, the 24-inch or wider base drawer front, and the full-height pantry or utility cabinet door. On those fronts, a shorter pull reads as an afterthought. A pull drilled at 8-13/16 inch centers spans enough of the width to anchor the hardware visually and give the hand a natural place to land at the center of the front.
This spacing is also a common spec on appliance-adjacent cabinetry, where designers run pulls on surrounding cabinet fronts at the same scale as the appliance hardware already installed, even when the cabinets themselves carry no appliance classification.
The bar is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed texture keeps the surface matte enough to avoid glare under kitchen task lighting while staying bright enough to read as silver, not gray. Satin Nickel in this catalog is a specific finish name, not a color family, and it carries a consistent sheen across the Ellis collection so pulls and companion knobs read as a matched set. The 1-inch bar width gives the profile enough face area to carry the finish without the bar looking delicate, while the squared cross-section sits flush against a slab or shaker front rather than introducing a rounded edge into a flat door geometry.
Cabinet shops and designers running a transitional kitchen find the 224 mm center-to-center spacing useful when the drawer bank includes one or more extra-wide fronts that need hardware at a different scale than the rest of the run. It is a common choice in furniture-style kitchens, butler's pantries, and laundry rooms where base cabinets carry wide single-drawer fronts rather than stacked banks. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing wide drawer drilled to this spacing can drop this pull onto the existing holes without recutting. Contractors sourcing for spec builds find the Ellis series useful because it covers a wide range of center-to-center options within one consistent finish and profile, making it practical to pull the whole hardware package from a single collection.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 8-13/16 inches (224 mm), this pull drops onto the existing holes without any new drilling.
Center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes and is the number that determines fit. Overall length, 10-1/4 inches on this pull, is the full end-to-end measurement and determines how the pull looks on the front. Both matter, but for drilling and replacing hardware, center-to-center is the number to match.
Yes. The Ellis collection is designed for exactly that: pulls on drawers at the appropriate center-to-center for each front width, and knobs on doors, all in the same profile language and finish.
No. The brushed surface reduces reflectance compared to a polished nickel, giving it a softer, more uniform appearance under light rather than a high-gloss shine.
When the drawer front is wide enough that a standard pull looks small, the Ellis 224 mm bar pull closes that gap with a profile and finish that stay in the room without competing with it.
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