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This Top Knobs Centinel pull is a compact transitional cabinet pull for doors and narrow drawer fronts, mounting on 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) centers and finished in Polished Chrome.
The 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) center-to-center spacing places this pull in a specific part of the hardware program. It is sized for cabinet doors, spice drawers, narrow filler drawers, and any front where a longer pull would cross the edge or visually overwhelm the face. Upper cabinet doors are a natural fit: the pull sits centered on the stile without competing with the door's proportions. It also works on furniture-scale pieces, bath vanity doors, and built-ins where the cabinetry calls for restrained hardware rather than a full bar pull.
Because the center-to-center spacing is tight, this pull functions similarly to a knob in terms of where it can land on a front, but it gives the two-point grip and horizontal orientation of a bar pull. That distinction matters in a kitchen where the door hardware needs to read as pulls throughout, even on the narrowest pieces.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-surfaced finish that carries light across the grip. On a small pull at this scale, the reflective surface adds visual presence that a matte finish at the same size would not. Chrome is also one of the more neutral hardware metals in a kitchen or bath: it coordinates readily with stainless appliances, brushed nickel fixtures, and chrome faucets without requiring a perfect match. The finish is consistent across the Centinel collection, so it reads the same on the companion knobs and larger pulls in the series.
This pull suits specifiers and cabinet shops building out a complete hardware program that includes doors and narrow fronts alongside wider drawers. Running the Centinel series from the smallest center-to-center up through the larger pulls keeps the design language unified across the whole run of cabinetry. It is equally useful for a homeowner replacing hardware on a door-heavy kitchen where a knob feels dated but a longer pull does not fit the stile width. Polished Chrome makes it a practical choice for projects already running chrome plumbing or appliance hardware, where adding a second metal finish would complicate the room.
It is a pull. It mounts on two screws set 1-1/4 inches apart and has a horizontal grip, not a single center-mount knob base. The SAP reference to "knob" in the product code is a data label and does not reflect what the product is.
3/4 inch (19 mm) from the door face to the back of the grip, which is a shallow projection suited to tight clearances.
Polished Chrome and Brushed Nickel are two different finishes. They are both Silver Tone in color family, so they are in the same range, but a polished surface and a brushed surface will read differently under light. Whether they work together is a design decision; neither is a guaranteed match for the other.
Yes. The Centinel collection includes pulls at larger center-to-center spacings and matching knobs, all in the same design language and finish options.
Choose this pull when the hardware program needs a 1-1/4 inch center-to-center option in Polished Chrome that holds the same design language as the larger Centinel pulls across the full run of cabinetry.
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