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This Top Knobs Everitt pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the most common cabinet hole pattern in use today.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is the default hole pattern drilled on the majority of stock and semi-custom cabinetry, which means this pull is the one most likely to drop onto existing holes without touching a drill. For a kitchen remodel where the boxes stay and only the doors and hardware change, that is a meaningful practical advantage. It also makes this pull the natural starting point when specifying a whole-house cabinet hardware package, because the 96 mm spacing will fit more of the installed cabinetry than any other single dimension.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a flat gray that occupies the space between a true black and a brushed silver. The muted, cool tone does not behave the way a polished metal does under light: it holds its color evenly across the bar rather than picking up highlights or reflections. Against white or light gray painted fronts it reads as a graphic horizontal element. Against dark or charcoal cabinetry it recedes and lets the door carry the visual weight. The slim 1/2 inch bar section reinforces that quality, keeping the pull itself understated regardless of the finish behind it.
Cabinet shops doing a high-volume finish-out often start with this spacing because it requires no custom drilling on standard frameless boxes. Designers assembling a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware palette leans gray rather than black or chrome will find Slate sits more naturally between those poles than either finish does. Homeowners replacing worn hardware on existing cabinetry will find the 96 mm spacing the likeliest match to what is already drilled. The Everitt series includes companion pieces in the same design language, so mixing knobs on doors and pulls on drawers stays coordinated within one collection.
Slate is a cool flat gray, darker than a brushed nickel or satin silver but lighter than a true matte black. It does not have the warm undertone of a gunmetal and does not carry any bronze in it.
Measure the distance between the centers of your existing holes. If that measurement is 3-3/4 inches (96 mm), this pull mounts without additional drilling.
The Everitt series includes companion knobs and other hardware in the same design language. Look for Everitt series pieces in the Slate finish to coordinate doors and drawers.
The grip sits 1-1/4 inches (32 mm) out from the door or drawer front, which provides comfortable clearance for the fingers behind the bar.
Choose this pull when the hole spacing is already decided and the finish needs to read gray without committing fully to black or silver.
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