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This Top Knobs Wadsworth pull is a D-handle cabinet pull designed for wide drawer fronts, pantry doors, and oversized cabinet openings where a shorter pull would look undersized or feel awkward to grip.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center pull is sized for the widest drawer fronts and the tallest door panels in a run of cabinetry. Wide base drawers, deep pot-and-pan drawers, pantry pullouts, and full-height doors all benefit from hardware at this scale: the grip spans enough of the front that it does not look like an afterthought, and the 192 mm hole spacing gives a two-hand reach without stretching. If an existing drawer bank is already drilled to 192 mm centers, this pull drops onto those holes without a new drill pattern. For new installations, 192 mm is a standard spacing that most cabinet manufacturers accommodate at the wide-drawer tier.
The D-handle shape distinguishes this pull from a straight bar. The grip returns back toward the door at both ends, which closes the profile into a loop and gives the hand a more secure purchase than an open bar provides. At 7/8 inch wide, the grip section is substantial enough to feel solid across the palm on a heavy drawer. The overall form reads as architectural rather than decorative, which suits the transitional design language of the Wadsworth collection. The Matte Black finish is a low-sheen surface over zinc: it does not catch highlights under cabinet lighting the way a polished finish would, and it holds its contrast against both light and dark fronts without competing with the cabinetry.
This pull is a natural fit for kitchen remodels and new builds where the hardware program runs matte black and the cabinetry includes at least one wide drawer bank or a bank of tall pantry doors. Interior designers specifying transitional kitchens often step up to 192 mm pulls on the widest fronts while keeping shorter pulls in the same series on narrower drawers, creating a scaled hardware program that reads intentional rather than uniform. Cabinet shops installing a full kitchen in one series will find the Wadsworth collection supports that approach: the companion pieces share the same profile language and finish, so mixing pull lengths across the run stays consistent. The D-handle form also works well on bathroom vanities with wide double-sink configurations, where a single wide drawer often anchors the center of the cabinet.
A straight bar pull is open at both ends. The D-handle returns the grip back to the door face at each end, so the hand is enclosed on three sides. At a wide spacing like 192 mm that return gives a more controlled grip on a heavy drawer.
Yes. 7-9/16 inches converts to 192 mm and those two values refer to the same hole spacing.
Yes. The D-handle form works on both doors and drawer fronts. On a tall pantry door or a full-height door it provides a solid grip for pulling the door open across its full swing.
The Wadsworth collection includes companion pieces in the same series. Shorter center-to-center options in the same profile and Matte Black finish are available for narrower drawers and doors.
When the drawer is wide enough that a shorter pull would look out of proportion, this 192 mm D-handle in Matte Black delivers the grip span and visual weight the front calls for.
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