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This Top Knobs Dap Series pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that demand hardware at scale, mounted on 9 inch (229 mm) centers.
Hardware at this center-to-center spacing is proportioned for the widest fronts in a kitchen or bath: deep pot drawers, wide pantry doors, appliance-adjacent cabinetry, and furniture-scale islands. At 9 inches between holes the pull spans nearly the full face of a base drawer, which puts the grip right where the hand reaches without searching for it. A shorter pull on a front this wide can look undersized or sit slightly awkward; this one fills the front intentionally.
The 10 inch overall length means there is a half-inch overhang past each mounting hole, keeping the ends from reading as stubbed off. That small margin is what separates a pull that looks like it was sized for the front from one that looks like it was selected from a shorter range and stretched to fit.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale behaves differently than it does on a 3 inch pull: the longer bar reflects more of the room and draws the eye along its length, so the hardware becomes a deliberate element in the space rather than a small accent. Against white, gray, or light wood fronts it reads as a clean horizontal line. Against darker cabinetry it stands out as a bright contrast band.
Polished Chrome is a high-maintenance finish in the sense that it shows marks readily and wipes clean just as readily. On a deep drawer that gets opened by the handful every day, that tradeoff is worth knowing before specifying across a full kitchen run.
Cabinet shops and designers running a contemporary kitchen with large-format fronts use a pull at this spacing to maintain visual proportion across the full cabinetry program. Contractors sourcing hardware for a spec build or a high-end renovation will find the Dap series a practical choice: consistent sizing, a clean profile, and a finish that reads as current without chasing a trend. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled to 9 inch centers can swap this in directly, no new holes required.
Because it belongs to the Dap collection, companion pieces in the same series carry the same design language and finish, making it straightforward to mix pulls on drawers with coordinating knobs on doors from one family.
No. Center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes, which is 9 inches (229 mm) on this pull. The overall length is 10 inches (254 mm). Drill or match your existing holes to the 9 inch spacing, not the overall length.
1-1/2 inches (38 mm) from the face of the front to the back of the grip.
Polished Chrome and brushed stainless are different finishes with different sheens. They can coexist in the same kitchen, but they are not a guaranteed match. If the appliances are a brushed or satin stainless, a brushed or satin chrome finish typically reads more cohesive than a polished one.
Yes. At this length it suits wide upper doors as well as deep base drawers. The application is wherever a 9 inch hole spacing fits the front and the design calls for hardware at this scale.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that a shorter pull would look like a detail rather than a decision, this is the pull that holds the proportion.
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