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This Top Knobs Atwood pull is a contemporary rectangular bar pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that require a longer span of hardware to read in proportion with the front.
The 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) center-to-center dimension is a step up from the common 6-5/16 inch and 7-9/16 inch spacings, and it earns its place on specific fronts. Wide base drawers, spanning 24 inches or more, benefit from a pull at this length because it distributes the opening force across a wider grip zone and keeps the hardware visually anchored to the front. The same logic applies to tall pantry doors and full-height upper cabinets, where a shorter pull can look undersized against the door's height. In a kitchen with a range of front sizes, this pull naturally belongs on the widest and tallest pieces while shorter Atwood pulls handle the narrower ones.
The Atwood pull is made from aluminum rather than the zinc that dominates this category. Aluminum is lighter than zinc at comparable section sizes, which matters on a bar of this length: the pull does not feel heavy in the hand the way a longer zinc bar can. The rectangular 1-3/16 inch face width sits flat against the door or drawer front, and the 1 inch projection keeps the grip clear of the surface without extending the handle noticeably into the room. Matte Black is a non-reflective finish that resists the highlighting effect polished surfaces show under task lighting, so the hardware stays consistent in appearance throughout the day rather than shifting with the light.
Cabinet shops running contemporary or transitional kitchens with mixed front sizes will reach for this pull when the wider drawers and pantry doors in the layout need hardware that matches the scale of the front. Designers working on open-plan kitchens, where the cabinetry reads from a distance, often run pulls at this center-to-center on the feature cabinetry, where the length registers as a deliberate design choice rather than a standard fitting. Remodelers replacing hardware on an existing run drilled to 224 mm centers can swap directly onto those holes without new drilling. Because it sits in the Atwood collection, it pairs with companion pulls at shorter spacings and with matching knobs for a unified hardware program across the full kitchen.
Yes. Aluminum has a lower density than zinc, so a bar of this length feels noticeably lighter in hand than a comparable zinc pull would, while still feeling solid at the grip.
Matte surfaces show fingerprints less readily than polished ones. Matte Black in particular, being a dark low-sheen finish, tends to conceal everyday marks better than a bright or polished finish in the same color family.
Yes. The Atwood collection includes pulls at several center-to-center spacings and companion knobs, all in the same design language and finish options, so mixing lengths within the series is how the collection is intended to be used.
The overall length is 10-1/8 inches (257 mm), which is the end-to-end size of the pull. The mounting holes are spaced 8-13/16 inches (224 mm) apart, center to center. Drill to the 224 mm spacing, not to the overall length.
When the drawer or door calls for a pull that fills its width rather than sitting in the middle of it, the Atwood at 8-13/16 inch centers in Matte Black is the piece that keeps the hardware program in proportion.
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