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This Top Knobs Dakota series pull is a traditional bar pull built for wide drawers and oversized cabinet doors, mounting on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers in an Antique Pewter/Flat Black finish.
Most bar pulls top out at 5 or 6 inch centers, which leaves wide drawers and pantry doors without a proportional hardware option. The 224 mm spacing on this pull is sized to match the scale of a deep pot drawer, a wide cutlery bank, or a tall pantry front where a smaller pull would disappear into the door. At 10-1/2 inches end to end it reads as a deliberate design element rather than an afterthought. For shops and designers specifying a full kitchen, this spacing also makes a practical fit for the widest base cabinet drawers without requiring a custom drilling template.
The Antique Pewter/Flat Black combination is not simply a single muted tone: the pewter carries warmth and some surface variation while the flat black at the posts adds contrast at the mounting points. Together they give the pull visual structure without the brightness of a polished finish. The zinc base holds the finish evenly along the bar's length, and the slender 1/2 inch section keeps the overall silhouette from feeling heavy despite the 224 mm span. This is a traditional design language, and it reads well against painted fronts, stained wood, and furniture-style cabinetry alike.
Traditional and transitional kitchens with wide drawer banks are the natural home for this pull. A pot drawer or a wide spice drawer below a cooktop, a large island with deep storage, a butler's pantry with full-height cabinet doors, a furniture-style hutch or built-in: these are the fronts where 224 mm centers make sense and where a two-tone pewter finish reinforces the traditional character of the space. It also suits renovation work where existing holes were drilled to 8-13/16 inch spacing and the goal is a direct hardware swap without redrilling the front.
Yes. The two values are the same spacing expressed in different units. Either can be used when setting up a drilling jig or confirming existing holes.
The bar itself carries the Antique Pewter tone while the posts read in Flat Black, so the contrast shows at the mounting points where the pull meets the door face. It is a subtle distinction rather than a high-contrast graphic.
The Dakota collection includes companion knobs in the same series and finish, making it straightforward to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one design program.
On a bar pull this slim, 1-7/16 inch gives comfortable finger clearance behind the grip for most users. A deeper projection is more useful on a thick-profile pull than on a slender bar.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door calls for 224 mm centers and the finish program calls for something other than plain silver or bronze: the Antique Pewter/Flat Black combination brings traditional character to large cabinetry without competing with the doors themselves.
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