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This Top Knobs Everitt pull is a contemporary cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces, mounting on the most common hole spacing in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing is the hole pattern found on more residential cabinet boxes than any other. If a kitchen was built in the last thirty years and the original hardware was a bar pull, there is a reasonable chance the holes are already at 96 mm. That makes this pull a strong candidate for a direct swap: no new drilling, no plugging old holes, just a pull that drops onto the existing pattern. For new construction, it is the spacing most CNC programs default to, which means it moves efficiently through the shop floor. Either way, the 96 mm spacing reduces the number of decisions that need to happen before the hardware goes in.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel carries more warmth than Chrome, the nearest neighbor in the silver-tone family: the surface has a subtle gold undertone that keeps it from reading cold under kitchen lighting. Where Chrome joins modern or industrial rooms naturally, Polished Nickel suits transitional and contemporary spaces where a little warmth in the metal is the right call. The polished surface is reflective, so it picks up the light along the 4-7/16 inch length of the grip and reads as a bright line across the front. The slim 1/2 inch section keeps that line tight, which means the pull adds presence without visual weight.
This pull fits a contemporary or transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where Polished Nickel is already running on faucets, light fixtures, or appliance trim. At this center-to-center, it is also the right tool for a cabinet shop specifying hardware for a production run: the 96 mm spacing is predictable, it comes in from the supplier consistently, and it coordinates across the Everitt collection so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers can be specified from one series without sourcing from two. Designers working on a whole-room hardware program will find the Everitt lineup covers the typical mix of door and drawer hardware from a single coordinated collection.
Measure between the centers of the two existing holes on the drawer or door. If that distance is 3-3/4 inches, this pull will mount without any new drilling.
Both are bright silver-tone finishes, but Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly yellow undertone. Chrome reads cooler and more neutral. If existing fixtures are Chrome, the two may not match closely enough to mix in the same room.
Yes. The Everitt series includes companion knobs and other hardware in the same design language and finish, so doors and drawers can be specified from one collection.
The projection is 1-1/4 inches (32 mm), which is the distance from the door or drawer face to the back of the grip.
When the holes are already at 96 mm and the room is running warm silver fixtures, this Everitt pull in Polished Nickel closes out the hardware list without any rework.
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