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This Top Knobs Everitt pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and finished in Slate.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center pull occupies a specific tier in a hardware program: it is long enough to handle wide base drawers and pantry doors with authority, but not so oversized that it dominates a standard upper door. Wide spice drawers, deep pot-and-pan drawers, and 18-inch or 24-inch base drawers are the most natural fits. On a full-height pantry or refrigerator-panel door, the 192 mm spacing puts the grip at a comfortable reach without looking undersized against the height of the front. This is the spacing that bridges the gap between the mid-range 160 mm pull and the true appliance-scale 224 mm pulls, and it earns that position by covering the widest single tier of drawer fronts in a typical kitchen layout.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool mid-gray with a low-sheen surface. Gray hardware sits between black and silver in a room without committing to either: it holds contrast against white or cream fronts without the graphic weight of matte black, and it reads quieter than polished chrome on darker cabinetry. The Slate finish belongs to the Silver Tone color family, so it coordinates naturally with other silver-toned fixtures in the space. The 1/2 inch width keeps the bar narrow and the profile flat, which suits the clean lines of contemporary cabinetry better than a heavier-section bar would.
Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen in a contemporary or transitional direction often build their hardware program around two or three center-to-center sizes, with 192 mm covering the wide-drawer tier. Designers working on open-plan kitchens with large islands and wide base runs use this spacing to keep the hardware in proportion with the cabinetry scale. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing kitchen drilled to 192 mm centers will find it drops onto the existing holes, making this a straightforward upgrade without any new drilling. The Everitt series is available in companion pieces, so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers can be drawn from the same collection.
Center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is 7-9/16 inches (192 mm) on this pull. Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the bar, which is 8-1/4 inches (210 mm). The holes are what you match to your existing drilling or your drill template; the overall length tells you how much of the front the pull will span.
Slate is a cool mid-gray, not black. It has a low-sheen surface without the high contrast of matte black, and it sits within the Silver Tone color family rather than the Black family.
The Everitt series includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish. Using pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same collection is the standard way to keep the hardware program consistent across a kitchen.
The pull projects 1-1/4 inches (32 mm) from the face of the door or drawer front to the back of the grip.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a contemporary gray-toned bar at a spacing that handles the widest standard drawers without overpowering the rest of the cabinetry.
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