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The Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers in a Flat Black finish.
At 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) center-to-center, this pull is drilled for fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. Wide base drawers, full-overlay doors on taller cabinets, and furniture-style islands all benefit from hardware at this scale. The 8 inch overall length reads as a full line across the front rather than a small accent, which is the visual cue that anchors wide cabinetry. Replacing existing hardware drilled to 160 mm centers is a direct swap with no new holes required.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black. Unlike a matte black with a slight depth to it, a flat black finish is fully dead in sheen, which means it absorbs light rather than reflecting it. Against white, cream, or light wood fronts it creates a hard contrast that reads as a deliberate design choice. Against dark fronts it settles in and lets the cabinetry carry the room. The slim 1/2 inch bar profile keeps the hardware from dominating the front even at this length, and the traditional proportions of the Dakota series sit comfortably on both shaker-style and more ornate door programs.
This is a pull for kitchens, baths, and built-ins where the hardware program calls for black and the cabinetry runs wider than a standard 12-inch drawer. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen can run this pull on the wider base drawers and pantry doors while dropping down to the shorter Dakota center-to-center options on narrower fronts, keeping the collection consistent throughout. Designers working on transitional or traditional interiors will find the flat finish integrates better than a high-polish black, which can compete with adjacent fixtures. Contractors doing a hardware replacement on a kitchen already drilled to 160 mm will find this a clean fit.
Flat Black has no perceptible sheen, absorbing light rather than reflecting it. Matte Black typically carries a very low sheen. The two are distinct finish names and should not be assumed to match across brands or series.
The projection is 1-7/16 inches (37 mm), which is the distance from the door face to the back of the bar.
Yes. The Dakota collection includes companion knobs in the same series and finish, which is the straightforward way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors without mixing design languages.
The Dakota series works on cabinetry and on furniture-style pieces. The traditional profile and flat finish translate well to dressers, sideboards, and built-in storage, not only to kitchen and bath cabinets.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry is wide enough that the hardware should hold its own visual weight, and the finish program calls for a flat, no-sheen black.
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