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This Top Knobs Centinel pull mounts on 3-inch (76 mm) centers and delivers a warm, gold-toned finish to cabinet doors and drawer fronts throughout the kitchen, bath, or built-in.
The 3-inch center-to-center spacing is the standard drilling pattern on a wide range of cabinet manufacturers' base drawers, upper doors, and vanity fronts. That makes this pull a direct drop-in for existing cabinetry drilled to that pattern, with no new holes required. It also scales naturally to narrower drawer fronts and single-door uppers, where a longer pull would be out of proportion with the front it mounts on. At 3-7/16 inches overall length, the pull extends just slightly past its hole spacing, so the proportions stay tight and the hardware reads as part of the door rather than an addition to it.
Champagne is a warm gold tone with a matte-adjacent surface that sits between a bright polish and a true brushed texture. On a kitchen or bath that already runs warm metals, it integrates without competing. On a cooler palette of white or gray fronts it introduces warmth rather than contrast, which is the characteristic move of transitional hardware: bridging the gap between a polished brass and a flat brushed nickel. The rectangular body is cast in zinc, a material that takes a consistent finish across a production run and holds detail at the grip edges. The flat face of the 1-inch-wide bar reads as a line against the front rather than a rounded protrusion.
Cabinet shops running transitional kitchen or bath programs will find this pull easy to specify across a wide range of door and drawer sizes. Designers assembling a hardware package can pull companion pieces from the Centinel collection, mixing this 3-inch pull on narrower drawers with longer Centinel pulls on wide drawer banks and Centinel knobs on doors — all within the same finish and design language. Homeowners replacing hardware on standard-drilled cabinetry can measure their existing hole spacing and, if it lands at 3 inches on center, install this pull without any additional drilling. The Champagne finish suits kitchens moving away from brushed nickel or chrome toward warmer tones without committing to a heavy antique brass.
Measure the distance between the centers of your two existing holes. If that measurement is 3 inches (76 mm), this pull installs without additional drilling.
Champagne is neither fully polished nor heavily brushed. It carries a warm gold tone with a softer sheen than a polished brass, making it easier to live with in a kitchen environment.
Yes. The Centinel series includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings, so you can run this 3-inch version on narrower fronts and step up to a longer Centinel pull on wide drawers, keeping the finish and profile consistent.
It mounts on any cabinet front drilled on 3-inch centers. The most common use for a pull this size is upper cabinet doors and narrower drawer fronts, though the final choice is a matter of proportion and preference.
For cabinetry already drilled on 3-inch centers, this Centinel pull closes the hardware selection without a trip to the job site for new measurements — just a finish choice that lands warm.
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