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This Top Knobs Edge Pulls tab pull is a small-format cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts where a full bar pull would overwhelm the front or crowd adjacent hardware. At 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) center-to-center, it mounts on a tight two-hole pattern and stays within the footprint of the front it serves.
Most cabinet pulls are selected for drawers, but a pull on this center-to-center spacing answers a different brief. At 32 mm between holes, this is a pull sized for narrow door stiles, small spice cabinet fronts, appliance garage doors, and any front where a wider pull would either hang off the edges or force the mounting holes into the frame. It also suits a jewelry armoire, a built-in bookcase door, or a shallow cabinet in a laundry or bath where the front is simply too small for standard-spacing hardware. The tab shape sits close to the surface, so it does not reach out like a bar pull. It is a pull you grip from the front rather than the side, which suits a door more naturally than a deep drawer.
The pull is made from aluminum rather than zinc, which is the dominant material in this category. Aluminum is lighter and slightly cooler to the touch, a perceptible difference on a small part like this where the whole pull sits in the hand. The Matte Chrome finish is a low-sheen silver-tone surface that does not pick up room light the way a polished chrome does, keeping the hardware quiet on the door. Against white, gray, or pale wood fronts it sits in the Silver Tone color family without competing with the cabinetry. Because it is a matte surface, it shows marks less readily than a polished finish and wipes clean without leaving streaks.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a contemporary kitchen with a mix of standard drawers and narrow upper doors often need a pull that holds the same design language at a smaller scale. This pull handles that transition. Designers working on built-ins, entertainment centers, or office cabinetry reach for it when the hardware program needs to carry across fronts of very different sizes without switching series. Homeowners replacing hardware on an older cabinet bank with non-standard hole spacing at 32 mm will find this is one of the few pulls that genuinely fits those holes rather than requiring new drilling. The Edge Pulls collection includes companion sizes and finishes, which means the same series can serve the narrow doors and the wider drawers in one room.
It is less common than 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch, but it does appear on older cabinetry and on narrow specialty fronts. Measure between the centers of your existing holes before ordering to confirm the fit.
The 1-3/4 inch projection measures how far the pull stands out from the door face, while the 1-9/16 inch overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull itself. A tab pull can stand out farther than it is long because the grip clears the surface on posts, giving a finger enough room behind it.
Matte Chrome and Polished Chrome are both silver-tone finishes, but their sheens differ. Matte Chrome reads as a flatter, quieter surface next to a polished finish. Whether they work together depends on the room, but they are not the same finish and should not be assumed to match.
The Edge Pulls collection by Top Knobs includes additional sizes and finishes in the same design language, which is the practical way to run coordinated hardware across fronts of different sizes.
When the front is narrow and the hardware program calls for a matte silver tone, this pull fills the gap that standard-spacing pulls cannot.
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