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This Top Knobs Centinel pull is a small-format cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts where a standard-length bar would be oversized. Mounting on 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) centers, it suits the narrowest applications in a hardware program without stepping down to a knob.
A pull at 1-1/4 inch center-to-center is the smallest two-hole mounting available in a standard hardware program. That spacing is chosen when a knob's single-point fastening is not preferred but the door or drawer front is too narrow for a longer pull to look proportional. Spice drawers, narrow roll-out trays, small utility doors, and the end panels of an island bank are all situations where this spacing makes sense. It is also the right call when an existing hole pattern at that spacing needs to be preserved without redrilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Champagne, a warm gold-toned finish that reads softer and less saturated than a polished brass. The Champagne finish does not carry the high glare of a polished surface, which keeps it approachable in a transitional room where hardware should feel current rather than formal. It coordinates with the rest of the Centinel collection, so a kitchen running Centinel pieces across multiple pull sizes and knobs will find this finish consistent throughout the line.
Cabinet shops and designers assembling a full hardware program in the Centinel series are the most likely buyers here. When a kitchen runs 3 inch and longer pulls on the main drawers and doors, the small utility cabinets and spice pulls need a piece at this spacing to complete the program without switching collections. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled to 1-1/4 inch centers will also find this a direct match. The transitional design language means it works in both shaker and flat-panel kitchens, as well as in bathrooms and laundry rooms where small-format hardware is common.
It is a two-hole pull, not a knob. It mounts on 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) centers through two screws, which makes it a pull regardless of its compact size. A knob uses a single mounting point.
The projection is 3/4 inch, measured from the door face to the back of the grip. That is a shorter standoff than most full-length bar pulls, which suits tight clearance situations.
Yes, within the Centinel collection. The Champagne finish is consistent across the series, so Centinel pulls at longer center-to-center spacings and Centinel knobs share the same finish name and can be specified together.
The overall length and width are both 1-3/4 inches, giving it a nearly square footprint. The SAP description references a square knob form, though the product is classified and functions as a two-hole pull.
When the hardware program needs to reach down to a narrow door or spice drawer without switching to a knob, this Centinel pull in Champagne closes the gap cleanly.
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