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The Top Knobs Dot pull is a contemporary cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers in a Brushed Nickel finish.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is one of the longer standard hole spacings in kitchen and bath cabinetry, and it earns its place on fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. Wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and large wardrobe fronts are the natural fits: the pull spans enough of the front to feel intentional rather than lost. For a cabinet shop or contractor drilling a new run, 192 mm is a common standard spacing that carries through without needing a custom drill pattern. For a homeowner replacing existing hardware, confirm the hole spacing before ordering.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Nickel. Brushed Nickel sits in the Silver Tone family but carries a warmer, less clinical quality than Polished Chrome: the brushed texture diffuses light rather than reflecting it as a bright line, which keeps the pull from competing with the cabinetry on a flat-fronted door. It also shows everyday kitchen contact less readily than a polished surface does. At 7/16 inch wide, the grip is a narrow bar that reads as a line across the front rather than as a chunky handle, which suits the Contemporary design language of the Dot series.
This pull is a practical choice for designers and cabinet shops specifying a consistent hardware program across a kitchen or bath with a mix of door and drawer sizes. The 192 mm spacing covers the wider pieces in a run while companion Dot series pieces at shorter center-to-center distances handle narrower drawers and doors, all in the same finish. Homeowners refreshing a kitchen with existing 7-9/16 inch holes get a direct replacement without redrilling. The Contemporary style fits slab, flat-panel Shaker, and minimalist cabinet programs, where the hardware should extend the geometry of the door rather than layer a decorative element onto it.
Yes. 7-9/16 inches converts to 192 mm, which is the standard spacing this pull is drilled to. Both figures describe the same hole pattern.
Both are silver-tone finishes, but Brushed Nickel has a matte, textured surface that diffuses light, while Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-like finish. Brushed Nickel tends to show fingerprints less and reads warmer in most lighting.
The Dot collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Brushed Nickel finish, so you can run this pull on drawers and coordinate a knob on doors from the same series.
Wide base drawers, pantry doors, and full-height cabinet doors are the most common applications at this center-to-center spacing. The slim bar profile works well on flat-panel and slab fronts in a contemporary setting.
Choose this pull when the cabinet front is wide enough to need hardware with reach, and the finish program calls for a soft silver tone that holds its look across a full kitchen installation.
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