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This Top Knobs Centinel pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) centers.
Most bar pulls are sized for a wide drawer bank or a full-height door. This one is built for the places where that scale is too much: a spice drawer beside the range, a narrow upper door in a corner run, a small appliance garage door, or a bathroom vanity drawer that barely clears the countertop edge. At 1-1/4 inch center-to-center the two mounting holes sit close together, which keeps the hardware proportional to the front it lands on rather than dominating it. The square-edged profile holds its own visually at this size because the flat faces read as crisp lines rather than as a small round bar that can look undersized.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Nickel. The brushed surface texture diffuses light evenly across the face instead of throwing bright reflections, which is one reason brushed nickel holds up visually in kitchens with layered lighting. Silver tone hardware in a brushed state also shows less of the daily contact marks that a polished finish would pick up. The Brushed Nickel here is a Top Knobs catalog finish: it is the finish for this collection and this SKU, and it is not guaranteed to match another brand's or another series' version of brushed nickel.
This pull fits naturally into a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware program is silver tone and the door style is flat-fronted or shaker. It is a practical choice for a designer or cabinet shop specifying hardware on a mixed-door layout where not every front takes the same size pull, because the Centinel series carries the same design language across multiple center-to-center options. That lets a narrow drawer take the 1-1/4 inch version while a wide drawer bank steps up to a longer companion, all in the same collection and finish. Homeowners replacing hardware on a small-format vanity or a compact kitchen will find the 1-1/4 inch spacing directly replaces the most common small-pull hole pattern without redrilling.
It works on both, but the 1-1/4 inch center-to-center spacing is most commonly used on narrow drawer fronts and small cabinet doors where a longer pull would be out of proportion.
With 1-1/4 inch between centers and 1-3/4 inch total length, the holes and the pull body stay well within a small front. Exact placement depends on the front's dimensions and where you position the pull on the face.
Yes. Companion knobs and pulls in the Centinel collection share the same design language and Brushed Nickel finish, so mixing sizes across doors and drawers in the same run is straightforward.
Square-edged. The bar has flat faces rather than a rounded cross-section, which is part of what keeps the look clean at a small scale.
Choose this pull when the front is narrow, the spacing needs to stay tight, and the hardware still needs to look intentional alongside the rest of the room.
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