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This Top Knobs Ergo Series pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Slate and sized to one of the most common hole patterns in cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is the standard that most cabinetmakers and cabinet lines default to, which makes this pull the straightforward choice when the goal is a clean swap on an existing door or drawer bank. There is no rerouting, no new drilling, and no measuring twice. For a kitchen remodel, a cabinet refresh, or a spec build running standard hole patterns throughout, this spacing eliminates a variable that on other sizes can become a real source of delay.
At 5-1/2 inches overall, the pull also carries enough presence on a base drawer or a door panel to read as intentional hardware rather than a minimal accent. It is sized to work across a full run of upper doors and base drawers without looking undersized on the wider fronts or oversized on the narrower ones.
Slate is a cool, muted gray that sits between true black and a mid-tone pewter. On zinc it applies with an even, low-reflectance surface that does not draw light the way a polished or lacquered finish would. The result is hardware that integrates with the cabinetry rather than competing with it. Against white or painted fronts, Slate reads as a quiet contrast. Against darker stains or gray-toned wood, it recedes and lets the grain carry the room. It is a useful finish when the design language is traditional but the palette is contemporary, which is a combination that appears often in transitional kitchens and furniture-style built-ins.
Cabinet shops running standard 3-3/4 inch patterns across a full kitchen can specify this pull without exception drilling on any piece in the run. Designers working traditional or transitional interiors who want a gray-toned hardware option that is not matte black will find Slate fills that role without requiring a custom finish. Homeowners replacing existing hardware in a kitchen originally drilled to this spacing can order this pull and install it without additional prep. The Ergo series also includes companion pieces in the same collection, so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers can share the same design language and finish across an entire project.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing encoded here as 95 mm is the same standard 96 mm pattern used across most domestic cabinetry. The two figures are the same nominal spacing and this pull will seat on holes drilled to either convention.
Slate is a gray finish rather than black. It is cooler and lighter than matte black, with a medium-value tone that sits between dark pewter and a true neutral gray. It will not read as black on most cabinetry.
Both. At 5-1/2 inches overall on 3-3/4 inch centers it is proportioned for base drawers, upper cabinet doors, and vanity fronts alike.
The Ergo collection includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish, so knobs and pulls from the series coordinate naturally.
When the hole pattern is already set and the finish direction calls for something quieter than black and warmer than chrome, this Ergo Series pull in Slate covers both requirements without compromise.
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