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This Top Knobs Wide Square pull is a contemporary D-handle pull sized for wide drawer fronts, pantry doors, and oversized cabinet doors where a standard-scale bar pull would look undersized against the face.
The 11-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing is a scale decision, not just a measurement. It turns up on wide base drawers, three-panel door sets, appliance-adjacent panels, and furniture-style islands where the front is wide enough that a 96 mm or 128 mm pull would look like an afterthought. Buyers replacing hardware on these fronts will already have holes drilled to this spacing, and matching it precisely is the entire job. Buyers building new cabinetry use the 287 mm measurement to lay out their door and drawer drilling template before the fronts are hung. Either way, the center-to-center is the number that determines whether this pull works or goes back.
The grip is a D-handle section, meaning the bar returns to the door face at both ends rather than riding on two open posts. The squared 7/8 inch width keeps the geometry angular, which suits the rectilinear vocabulary of contemporary slab and flat-front cabinetry better than a round section would. Polished Chrome sits at the bright end of the silver-tone spectrum: it reflects the room's light sources rather than absorbing them, and it coordinates naturally with chrome faucets, stainless appliance fronts, and light fixtures already in most kitchens and baths. On a dark front, the polish reads as a highlight. On a light front, it holds the hardware in the same cool register as the cabinetry.
Cabinet shops specifying a wide-format kitchen will find this pull works across a range of front sizes without shifting series: the Wide Square collection includes companion pieces at smaller center-to-center spacings, so the design language carries through a full kitchen without mixing hardware families. Designers specifying chrome-finished contemporary kitchens use this scale on the wide pieces — island drawers, pantry doors, and wide wall-cabinet doors — while matching the smaller Wide Square variants on narrower fronts. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing wide-front layout with 287 mm holes get a direct swap without redrilling.
Measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 11-5/16 inches (287 mm), this pull drops in without any new drilling.
A D-handle returns to the door face at both ends, enclosing the grip on three sides. The hand wraps around a more contained shape compared to a post-mounted bar, which can feel more secure on a wide pull where leverage is greater.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and wipes clean just as easily with a soft cloth.
Yes. The Wide Square collection is available at multiple center-to-center spacings, so companion pulls on narrower fronts can share the same profile and finish.
At 11-5/16 inches between centers, this pull is the choice for wide fronts that need hardware sized to match them, finished in a polished chrome that holds its place in a contemporary chrome-and-steel kitchen.
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