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This Top Knobs Edge Pull is a contemporary tab pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 4-5/16 inch (109 mm) centers and finished in High White Gloss over aluminum.
The 4-5/16 inch center-to-center dimension sits in a range that suits mid-width drawer fronts and upper cabinet doors equally well. It is wide enough to give the grip real purchase on a drawer bank but compact enough to work on a shaker door without overwhelming the stile. If your project specifies 109 mm holes, this pull drops onto them exactly. If you are drilling new, this spacing leaves room on a standard 15 or 18 inch drawer front without crowding either edge. The tab form keeps the visual weight low, so the hardware registers as a horizontal line rather than a protruding object.
The pull is built from aluminum rather than zinc, which is the dominant material in this category. Aluminum is lighter than zinc die cast, and on a tab pull that projects 1-3/4 inches off the face, the lighter substrate keeps the grip from feeling heavy in the hand. The High White Gloss finish is a clean, bright white with a polished surface rather than a flat or satin one. Against white or off-white cabinetry it reads as a tonal match with a slight sheen distinction. Against a painted color or a wood front it reads as a strong contrast element. The glossy surface reflects light evenly across the flat tab face, which suits a contemporary interior where surfaces are meant to be smooth and deliberate.
This pull fits naturally into a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program is white and the design language is clean and linear. It is a practical choice for a full-overlay door program where the cabinetry is painted white or a light neutral, and the designer wants the hardware to blend into the door face rather than introduce a contrasting metal. The tab shape also suits furniture-style pieces like a white lacquer island or a built-in wardrobe where a bar pull would read as too industrial. Cabinet shops running a painted white program in volume will find the aluminum construction and gloss finish consistent across pieces. Designers specifying a monochromatic hardware plan will find the Edge Pulls collection keeps the same language across drawer banks and door pulls without mixing profiles.
Yes. The 109 mm center-to-center is a recognized standard spacing used across many cabinet lines, so it is likely to match existing holes on mid-size drawer fronts drilled to that pattern.
Aluminum accepts a gloss surface coat and is a common substrate for white hardware finishes. The High White Gloss on this pull is applied to the aluminum form, not to a zinc base.
The Edge Pulls collection includes companion pieces, so coordinate within the same series for consistent design language across doors and drawers.
A tab pull has a flat, plate-like grip rather than a round or squared bar. It sits closer to the door face, keeps the profile low, and reads as a surface element rather than a projecting handle.
Choose this pull when the hardware should join the cabinetry in a white gloss finish rather than contrast with it, at a center-to-center spacing sized for the drawers and doors that define most contemporary cabinet programs.
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