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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and wide drawer fronts, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and finished in Polished Chrome.
At 7-9/16 inches between centers, this pull occupies a span that most bar pulls in a kitchen never reach. That spacing suits the deeper drawer banks on a base cabinet island, the wide drawers under a cooktop, or a tall pantry door where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front. The 8 inch overall length tracks close to the hole pattern, which keeps the hardware proportional rather than giving it unnecessary overhang on either side. For a drawer that runs 24 inches wide or more, pulling a 192 mm span instead of a 128 mm or 160 mm pull is the difference between hardware that reads as intentional and hardware that reads as an afterthought.
Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-adjacent finish that reflects its surroundings rather than absorbing them. On a slender 3/8 inch bar, the polish runs as a continuous highlight along the grip, which makes the pull visible without adding visual weight. It coordinates readily with chrome faucets, stainless appliances, and light fixtures already in the room, so it is the natural choice when the goal is a cohesive metal program rather than a deliberate contrast. The pull is cast in zinc, and the chrome is applied over that substrate for a consistent, even surface across the grip and the posts.
The Ellis collection sits in transitional territory, meaning it works in kitchens and baths that are neither fully traditional nor fully contemporary. The bar profile is clean enough for a slab-front kitchen and restrained enough for a shaker or raised-panel one. At this center-to-center, the most common placements are wide base drawers, appliance-adjacent cabinetry, and drawer banks on a furniture-style island where longer hardware reads as a design choice. Designers running a mixed program of knobs on doors and pulls on drawers will find the Ellis series carries both, so coordination across the full cabinet set stays within one collection.
The centers are the drilling dimension. When replacing existing hardware, measure between the centers of the two existing holes. The 8 inch overall length is the end-to-end size of the bar, which is always larger than the hole spacing.
A polished surface picks up smudges more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily. On a grip that is touched often, a quick wipe keeps it looking sharp.
Yes. The Ellis collection includes knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so matching drawer pulls to door knobs stays within one series.
Running hardware at roughly one-third of the drawer width is common design practice. At 192 mm (7-9/16 inches) between centers, that convention points toward drawers in the 21 to 24 inch range, though the final choice is a matter of proportion and preference, not a specification.
Choose this pull when the drawer front is wide enough that a longer center-to-center is the right call, and the finish program calls for polished chrome rather than a muted tone.
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