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This Top Knobs Edge Pulls series pull is a compact tab pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where minimal grip hardware is the goal.
At 1-1/4 inches (32 mm) center-to-center, this pull is drilled for a notably close hole spacing — one associated with narrow drawer fronts, small cabinet doors, upper door panels, and furniture-scale cabinetry where a wider pull would overwhelm the face. It also drops straight onto existing 32 mm holes, which makes it a precise match for retrofits in that pattern without any re-drilling. The tab form reinforces the small scale: the grip is a projecting plate rather than a bar, which keeps the hardware footprint tight and the visual weight low.
The pull is made from aluminum, which is lighter than zinc and takes a chrome plating evenly across its surface. Polished Chrome delivers a mirror-bright finish that catches ambient light along the tab face. In a kitchen or bath running chrome fixtures, faucets, or appliance trim, this finish joins the existing metals rather than introducing a contrast. The high-polish surface will show fingerprints more readily than a brushed or matte alternative, and it wipes clean just as quickly.
This pull works best in contemporary kitchens, baths, and custom furniture where the hardware program calls for a small, understated grip in a bright silver finish. It is a natural fit for upper cabinet doors, narrow pullout trays, spice drawer fronts, or any application where the opening hardware should take up as little visual and physical space as possible. Designers specifying a full kitchen often reach for a tab pull at this spacing on the smaller pieces while stepping up to a longer bar pull on wide drawers, keeping the same finish and series throughout. Because this pull belongs to the Top Knobs Edge Pulls collection, companion pieces are available in the same design language.
It projects 1-3/4 inches (44 mm) from the face of the front to the back of the grip, giving a fingertip clearance behind the tab.
It is less common than 96 mm or 128 mm but appears on narrow drawers, small door panels, and older European-style cabinetry. Measure between the centers of your existing holes before ordering to confirm.
Neither. This pull is aluminum, which is the material listed in the product attributes for this series.
Yes. A tab pull at this scale suits both surfaces, though many designers pair it with a knob on doors and use the pull on narrower drawer fronts for a mixed-hardware look within one series.
When the opening hardware should almost disappear into the front, this polished chrome tab pull at 32 mm centers delivers exactly the grip that is needed without adding visual bulk to the cabinet face.
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