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This Top Knobs Everitt pull is a contemporary bar pull built around 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) center-to-center spacing, sized for wide drawer fronts, tall pantry doors, and any cabinet opening where a standard-length pull would look undersized.
At 8-13/16 inches between mounting holes, this pull is built for the cabinet fronts that smaller hardware leaves looking bare. A 36-inch-wide bank of deep drawers, a full-height pantry door, a furniture-style island with oversized drawer fronts, a wide base cabinet with a double-door configuration: these are the situations where a 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch pull reads as an afterthought. The 224 mm spacing puts hardware in proportion with the opening, which is the reason contemporary kitchen designers reach for longer pulls on statement pieces rather than running one size throughout.
It also resolves a practical problem: replacing hardware on a run of wide drawers already drilled to 224 mm centers. At that spacing the hole pattern is specific enough that matching it exactly is the only real option, and this pull lands on those holes without modification.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface holds a flat, even black without picking up glare from kitchen or bathroom lighting, which is the behavior that separates a matte finish from a polished or satin one on the same color. On a wide bar that spans nearly ten inches overall, that evenness matters: a polished surface on a long bar will catch light at different intensities across its length depending on the angle, while a matte surface stays consistent. Against white, gray, or wood-toned cabinetry the Matte Black reads as a graphic element; against darker fronts it blends into the plane of the door rather than standing out from it.
Cabinet shops and contractors specifying hardware for a contemporary kitchen or bath renovation will find this pull efficient to source and consistent to install across a wide-format run. Designers working on furniture-style cabinetry, shaker kitchens with oversized drawer banks, or high-contrast black-and-white interiors have a finish and scale that holds up in those settings. Homeowners replacing hardware drilled to 8-13/16 inch centers get a direct swap that requires no new holes and no patching. The pull belongs to the Everitt collection, so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers can draw from the same series without mixing design languages.
The mounting holes are farther apart on this pull: 8-13/16 inches (224 mm) versus 7-9/16 inches (192 mm). Both use the same bar profile and Matte Black finish, but this one spans a wider front and requires holes drilled to 224 mm centers.
The grip is 1/2 inch (13 mm) wide. The shape attribute on this pull is a flat bar profile, so the face of the grip sits flush rather than curving outward.
Matte Black is the finish name for this Top Knobs Everitt pull. Two manufacturers can use the same finish name and produce surfaces that differ in sheen level or tone. Within the Everitt collection, companion pieces share the same finish. Cross-brand matching is not guaranteed.
Yes. The Everitt collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Matte Black finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from a single series.
When the drawer or door calls for something that spans more than eight inches between holes, this Everitt pull in Matte Black delivers the proportion and the flat, low-sheen finish to match a contemporary interior without overcomplicating the hardware selection.
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