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This Top Knobs Wide Square pull is a contemporary D-handle cabinet pull designed for wide drawer fronts, pantry doors, and tall cabinet doors where standard 3 to 5 inch pulls would look undersized. Mounting on 11-5/16 inch (287 mm) centers, it fills a front with presence rather than punctuating it with a small grip.
An 11-5/16 inch center-to-center is a long drilling pattern. It suits drawer fronts wider than about 30 inches, where a shorter pull would float in the middle of the face and read as an afterthought. Pantry doors, appliance garage doors, and tall upper cabinets are the other natural homes for a pull at this length: the grip sits at the same height no matter where a hand reaches, and the closed D-Handle form means the pull works equally well pulled from the center or grabbed near either end. On a bank of uniform cabinetry, running this pull across the wide base drawers while using a smaller center-to-center variant from the same collection on the narrower ones keeps the hardware program consistent without forcing every front to the same length.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-smooth surface with more warmth in its undertone than Polished Chrome, which makes it a natural choice in kitchens that mix cool and warm metals or run warm white cabinetry. Because the surface is polished rather than brushed, it picks up room light along the grip, giving the pull visual weight proportional to its physical size. It also shows marks more readily than a brushed finish, though it wipes clean quickly. Where the project already runs Polished Nickel faucets, light fixtures, or appliance trim, this pull joins that metal rather than introducing a second one.
Designers specifying a contemporary kitchen with oversized drawer banks reach for a pull at this center-to-center when they want hardware that reads as a horizontal line across a wide front rather than a small accent in the center of it. Cabinet shops building furniture-style islands or range hood surrounds use the Wide Square series because the collection spans multiple centers, meaning the same design language can run across every front in a job without switching brands or series mid-project. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide pantry or utility cabinet find that the 11-5/16 inch spacing matches some existing hole patterns on larger doors, though measuring between existing hole centers before ordering is the only way to confirm a fit.
It is not one of the most common cabinet pull spacings, which run from 3 to 8 inches on most domestic cabinetry. It is more often found on wide drawers, pantry fronts, and furniture-scale cabinetry. Measure the distance between the centers of your existing holes before ordering to see whether this spacing matches.
A bar pull is an open grip carried on two posts, with both ends of the bar exposed. A D-Handle returns to the door face at both ends, closing the loop. The closed form is grippable from the center or near either end, and the returns give the pull a more substantial visual weight than an open bar at the same overall length.
Both are bright, mirror-smooth finishes. Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, softer undertone compared to the cooler, bluer tone of Polished Chrome. Side by side the difference is clear; in a room where only one is present, most people read both as bright silver-tone hardware.
Yes. The Wide Square series spans multiple center-to-center sizes and includes companion knobs, so a single kitchen can run this long pull on wide drawers and a shorter center-to-center variant on narrower ones while keeping the same profile, finish, and design language throughout.
Choose this pull when the front is wide enough that the hardware should span it, and the finish should join the room's existing metals rather than stand apart from them.
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