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The Top Knobs Atwood pull is a contemporary rectangular bar pull for cabinet drawers and doors, mounting on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers and finished in Brushed Nickel.
This center-to-center dimension is built for wide drawer fronts: a three- or four-drawer base where each opening spans 24 inches or more, a large pantry door, or an island base with oversized slab fronts. At this scale, a shorter pull reads as undersized, a visual footnote on a front that has real presence. The 224 mm spacing fills the drawer's width with hardware that earns its place rather than sitting apologetically in the center. It also works well on a tall cabinet door where the designer wants the pull to register from across the room.
The Atwood pull is constructed from aluminum, which gives it a lighter hand than zinc while keeping the edges crisp and the profile consistent along its length. The Brushed Nickel finish is a matte silver tone applied in a uniform directional texture that diffuses light across the face rather than reflecting it as a bright line. That quality is practical in a kitchen: the finish stays legible under both natural and artificial light, and it does not amplify every smudge the way a polished surface does. It coordinates readily with stainless appliances and other silver-tone fixtures already common in contemporary kitchens and baths.
This pull suits a contemporary or transitional kitchen running wide cabinetry, or a bathroom vanity with a large drawer bank. Designers specifying a full kitchen often step up to this spacing on the base drawers while running a shorter Atwood pull on upper doors and narrow drawers, keeping the collection consistent while scaling the hardware to the front. Cabinet shops and contractors building out a spec project with 24-inch or wider base cabinets will find this a natural fit. Because it belongs to the Atwood series, companion pieces in the same collection make it straightforward to mix pulls and knobs across the same installation without introducing a second design language.
The 8-13/16 inch center-to-center is the distance between your two mounting holes. The pull extends to 10-1/8 inches end to end, so it reaches roughly an inch past each hole. On a 24-inch front that leaves about 7 inches of face on either side of the pull.
Yes. Aluminum is lower in density than zinc, so a pull of this length feels noticeably lighter in hand than an equivalent zinc bar pull. The trade-off is finish durability, which varies by brand and application rather than by material alone.
The Brushed Nickel finish on this pull coordinates within the Atwood collection. Finish matching across different brands or series is not guaranteed, as each manufacturer's Brushed Nickel is its own formulation.
Yes. The pull mounts through two holes at 224 mm centers regardless of whether the front is a drawer or a door. On a tall door, a pull at this length reads as a substantial vertical element when mounted vertically, or as a wide horizontal accent when mounted horizontally.
When the drawer bank is wide enough to make a shorter pull look like a detail rather than hardware, this 224 mm Atwood pull closes that gap with a clean rectangular profile in Brushed Nickel.
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