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This Top Knobs Whittier pull is a contemporary cabinet pull that mounts on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers, a spacing sized for wide base drawers, tall pantry doors, and large island fronts where a shorter pull would look underscaled.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is not an everyday hole pattern, and that is the point. At this spacing the pull spans enough of a wide drawer front to feel proportional rather than like an afterthought. It suits a 24-inch or wider drawer bank, a full-height pantry door, and the kind of oversized island drawer that gets pulled open with a full hand rather than two fingers. Designers working with the one-third proportion guideline will find this length comfortable on fronts in the 22-to-28-inch range, though that is a design preference rather than a fixed rule. If the existing cabinetry is already drilled at 192 mm, this pull drops straight onto those holes.
The Whittier pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool, mid-tone gray with a low-sheen surface. Slate sits in the Silver Tone color family without reading as chrome or brushed nickel: it is quieter than either of those, which makes it easier to layer into a room that already has mixed metals or appliances in a gray or stainless register. The narrow 7/16 inch bar width keeps the pull looking lean at this length, so the hardware reads as a precise line across the front rather than as a thick structural element.
This pull is a natural fit for cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for kitchens with wide drawer stacks, furniture-style islands, or full-height pantry cabinetry, and for homeowners replacing hardware on an existing kitchen drilled at the 192 mm pattern. The contemporary design language works well on flat-slab and shaker fronts in painted or natural wood finishes. Because it is part of the Whittier collection, companion pieces in the same series are available to complete a consistent program across every door and drawer in the room.
It is a widely used spacing for larger cabinetry, often referred to as the 192 mm pattern. Many wide drawer banks and pantry doors are drilled at this distance, so it is worth measuring your existing holes before ordering if you are replacing hardware.
Slate is a cool gray finish with a matte quality that is noticeably softer than polished chrome and less warm than most brushed nickel. It can coordinate with stainless appliances and gray or greige cabinetry without competing with them.
Yes. The Whittier collection includes companion pieces in multiple sizes and configurations, so you can run a consistent design language across doors and drawers.
The projection is 1-1/8 inches (29 mm), measured from the door face to the back of the grip.
When the drawer front is wide enough to demand a longer pull, the Whittier in Slate delivers the right scale and a cool gray finish that works across a wide range of kitchen programs without calling attention to itself.
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