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This Top Knobs Everitt pull is a contemporary bar pull sized for wide drawer banks, double doors, and tall pantry fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized on the face.
A 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center pull occupies real estate on the front. That scale reads well on a wide base drawer, a double-door upper, a furniture-style island end panel, or a tall pantry where a narrower pull would look like it was chosen for the wrong cabinet. At 8-1/4 inches end to end, the pull spans enough of the face to anchor it visually without overrunning the edges. Designers who work by the one-third proportion guideline will recognize this size as the right call for fronts in the 22-to-26-inch range, though that is a design preference rather than a hard rule.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale behaves differently than it does on a small knob: the longer bar catches light along its full length and throws a bright line across the cabinet face. That works well in kitchens already running chrome faucets, appliance handles, or light fixtures, because the hardware joins the metal program rather than introducing a new tone. The 1/2 inch bar width keeps the cross-section narrow, so the pull reads as a line rather than a mass even at this length.
This pull is built for contemporary and transitional kitchens, bath vanities, and built-in cabinetry where the hardware program calls for chrome and the fronts are wide enough to carry a pull at this center-to-center. It suits a cabinet shop specifying hardware for a modern slab-door kitchen, a designer running chrome through the whole fixture package, or a homeowner replacing a wide drawer pull that is already drilled to 192 mm centers. Because it is part of the Everitt collection, matching pieces in the same series are available for doors and smaller drawers, making it straightforward to build out a consistent hardware program across a full kitchen.
It is a standard spacing in the 192 mm family, which is widely used on larger drawer fronts. If you are replacing existing hardware, measure between the centers of your current holes to confirm before ordering.
Narrow. The slim cross-section is intentional for this style: the pull reads as a fine horizontal line rather than a substantial grip, which keeps the hardware from competing with the cabinetry on a large face.
Polished Chrome from Top Knobs and chrome finishes from plumbing or appliance manufacturers are each made to their own process, so an exact visual match is not guaranteed. In most kitchens the tones are close enough to read as a coordinated program, but viewing a sample alongside your existing fixtures is the reliable way to confirm.
Yes. The Everitt series includes knobs and pulls in other center-to-center sizes and the same Polished Chrome finish, so you can maintain one design language across doors and drawers of different widths.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door is wide enough to warrant a 7-9/16 inch center-to-center and the hardware program calls for a bright, slim chrome bar that runs as a clean line across the face.
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