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The Top Knobs Bradbury pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, sized to one of the most common two-hole drilling patterns in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is the predominant hole spacing in stock and semi-custom cabinetry across North America. A pull sized to this pattern can replace existing hardware on drawer banks and door stiles without touching a drill. For a kitchen remodel where the boxes stay and the hardware changes, this is the dimension to match first. At 5-5/8 inches overall, the pull extends just enough past the mounting posts to read as a finished bar rather than a stub, which keeps it in proportion on a standard 15- to 18-inch drawer front or on the stile of a shaker door.
Polished Nickel delivers a bright, mirror-adjacent surface that is distinctly cooler and more silver in tone than polished chrome, which tends toward a bluer cast. On cabinetry, that warmth difference reads clearly against white, cream, or wood-tone fronts, where polished nickel sits closer to the warm end of the silver spectrum. The pull is cast in zinc, which takes the plated finish evenly and holds its geometry cleanly across the bar and posts. The slim 3/8 inch bar keeps the profile quiet so the finish does the work visually rather than the shape.
This pull suits the kitchen or bath renovation that needs a hardware swap to feel complete without requiring new drilling. Cabinet shops building transitional kitchens in polished nickel will find the Bradbury series a reliable repeat order: the spacing is universal enough to cover most drawer and door configurations in one SKU, and the slim bar profile works equally well against a flat-panel, shaker, or raised-panel door. Designers specifying a full kitchen run can mix Bradbury pulls on drawers with Bradbury knobs on doors, keeping the collection consistent across every front in the room.
Measure the distance between the centers of your existing holes. If that measurement is 3-3/4 inches, this pull mounts directly without any new drilling.
Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly golden undertone compared to polished chrome's cooler, bluer shine. The difference is subtle but visible side by side, particularly against white or cream cabinetry.
Yes. The Bradbury series includes matching knobs in Polished Nickel, so pulls on drawers and knobs on doors can be sourced from one collection.
At 5-5/8 inches overall, it is proportional on mid-width fronts. Sizing hardware to roughly one-third of the drawer width is common design practice, though it is a preference rather than a fixed rule.
Choose this pull when the goal is clean transitional hardware in polished nickel that fits the holes already in the cabinetry.
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