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This Top Knobs Dakota series pull is a large-format bar pull designed for wide drawer fronts, tall door panels, and any cabinet opening where a standard-length pull would disappear into the front.
At 12 inches on center, this pull is sized for the widest fronts in the kitchen: a 30 or 36 inch pot drawer, a wide base with a single long face, a furniture-style island drawer bank, or a tall pantry door where a shorter pull would look undersized. The 13-3/4 inch overall length lets it read as an intentional design element rather than a small accessory lost on a large panel. Designers who apply a proportional approach to hardware selection will find this span useful on fronts wider than 24 inches, though the right fit is always a matter of the room and the eye.
The pull combines Honey Bronze and Flat Black in a two-tone treatment that is unusual in this segment. Honey Bronze brings a warm amber-gold tone to the posts, while Flat Black on the bar keeps the grip from reading as all-gold. The contrast is quiet at a distance and more deliberate up close, which gives it a handcrafted quality that suits traditional cabinetry. The body is cast zinc, a material that holds fine detail through the die-casting process and takes the two-finish treatment without the blurring that can appear on lower-resolution substrates. The Traditional design style in the Dakota collection means the profile carries just enough relief to read against a raised-panel or beaded-inset door without competing with the door's own detail.
Cabinet shops and designers finishing a traditional or transitional kitchen in warm tones will find this pull's two-tone finish useful for bridging a bronze hardware program and a darker accent element. It coordinates across the Dakota collection, so it can anchor a wide base drawer while matching knobs on the doors above carry the same series language. Homeowners renovating with an existing mix of bronze and black accents, such as a bronze faucet paired with matte black light fixtures, will find the combined finish less of a compromise than picking one tone and hoping it reads with the other.
The 12 inch (305 mm) center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes and is the number to match to existing holes or to lay out new ones. The 13-3/4 inch overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull, which determines how far it extends beyond the hardware holes on each side.
Yes. The two-tone look comes from different finishes applied to different components of the pull. The bar and the posts carry the two colors as distinct elements rather than as a blended or antiqued treatment.
A 12 inch pull can be mounted horizontally on a wide drawer or vertically on a tall door panel. The orientation is a design decision; the hardware itself mounts the same way either direction.
The source data does not confirm included fasteners. Check the product packaging details or contact the distributor before assuming screws are supplied.
On a wide front, a pull that is too short reads as an afterthought. This 12 inch Dakota pull carries the span to match an oversized cabinet opening and the two-tone finish to do something with it.
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