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This Top Knobs Edge Pulls tab pull mounts on 4-5/16 inch (109 mm) centers and is designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where the hardware needs a clean, low-profile grip without overpowering the front.
Most cabinet pull replacements default to 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch centers because those are the two most common hole patterns in production cabinetry. The 4-5/16 inch spacing sits between them, and it matters exactly when that is what the existing holes are. Custom cabinet programs, European furniture systems, and some mid-tier domestic lines use this spacing, and when they do, only a 4-5/16 inch pull drops onto those holes without new drilling. This pull is the right answer to that specific fit question. It is also a natural choice for a new installation where the designer wants a pull sized between the standard intervals.
The pull is made from aluminum rather than the zinc that dominates most of this catalog. Aluminum runs lighter for its size, which matters on a tab pull where the grip is shallower and narrower than a full bar pull. The Polished Chrome finish adds a bright, mirror-quality surface that runs as a line of reflected light across the flat face of the tab. Chrome in this form coordinates with appliance fronts, faucets, and fixtures already running in most kitchens, so the hardware joins what is there rather than introducing a new metal. On white, light gray, or two-tone cabinetry the chrome reads as a crisp accent; on darker fronts it holds contrast without looking heavy.
The tab form and the contemporary style classification make this pull at home in kitchens and baths with flat-front or slab doors, frameless construction, and a fixtures palette already built around polished or bright metals. The 5-1/8 inch overall length is a measured fit on drawers in the 12 to 18 inch range and on standard upper cabinet doors. Because it belongs to the Top Knobs Edge Pulls collection, companion pieces in the same series and finish are available, making it straightforward to carry the same hardware across pulls on drawers and coordinate with knobs on doors within one program. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen run and homeowners refreshing a single drawer bank both land on this SKU when the hole pattern is 4-5/16 inch and the finish direction is polished chrome.
No. This pull mounts on 4-5/16 inch (109 mm) centers exactly. That is a distinct spacing from the 4-1/4 inch (108 mm) and the 4-3/8 inch (111 mm) measurements that occasionally appear on imported furniture. Measure center-to-center on your existing holes before ordering to confirm the match.
Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull, which always extends past the mounting holes. This pull is 5-1/8 inches overall and mounts on 4-5/16 inch centers. The difference is the tab end material beyond each hole, which gives the grip its visual weight and protects the door face at the edges.
Aluminum is lighter than zinc for equivalent size. On a tab pull of this scale the difference is noticeable if you are comparing them side by side, though neither feels insubstantial in use. The finish surface and grip geometry are the more immediate tactile factors.
Polished Chrome is a bright, reflective finish and will show fingerprints and smudges more readily than a brushed or matte surface. It wipes clean easily with a dry cloth.
When the holes are at 4-5/16 inch centers and the finish direction is polished chrome, this Top Knobs tab pull closes the gap between common standard spacings and delivers a clean, reflective line across the front.
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