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This Top Knobs Bradbury cup pull is a shell-form drawer pull that mounts on 3-inch (76 mm) centers, one of the most common hole patterns in residential cabinetry.
A cup pull is gripped from below: the fingers hook into the shell and pull toward the body, which is a natural motion on a drawer front and the reason this form has stayed in kitchens for generations. At 3-inch centers this pull drops onto one of the most common factory-drilled patterns in residential cabinet lines, which makes it a practical replacement choice as well as a new-build option. The 4-5/16 inch overall length gives the pull enough visual presence on a narrow to mid-width drawer without crowding the front. Because the cup is directional, it installs with the opening facing down, and the shell presents upward toward the cabinet face.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface holds no glare under kitchen lighting, which keeps the hardware from competing with the cabinetry on a light front and lets it blend quietly on a dark one. Against painted or stained wood fronts, a flat black reads as a graphic accent rather than a shine. The Bradbury series runs this finish across its pull and knob lineup, so the palette stays consistent from drawer to door without requiring a finish match between brands.
This pull is a natural fit for transitional kitchens, painted shaker cabinetry, and furniture-style drawer banks where the hardware should carry some shape without leaning fully traditional. It is also a straightforward swap for any existing drawer drilled on 3-inch centers, which covers a wide range of production cabinet lines. Designers specifying mixed hardware sets — cup pulls on drawers, knobs on doors — will find companion Bradbury pieces in Matte Black to complete the program without switching series.
Yes. 76 mm is the metric equivalent of 3 inches and both refer to the same hole spacing. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm the fit.
The opening faces down so the fingers can hook in from below. Installing it upside down reverses the grip and the shell will collect debris, so orientation matters on this form.
A cup pull is designed for the underhand drawer motion. On a door it can be mounted, but the grip is less natural than on a drawer front, so most installations pair this form with drawers and use knobs on the doors.
Yes. The Bradbury collection from Top Knobs includes companion pieces in Matte Black that share the same design language, so you can coordinate knobs on doors with pulls on drawers within one series.
Choose this pull when the drawer bank is drilled to 3-inch centers and the hardware program calls for a cup form in matte black rather than a bar or a knob.
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