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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional bar pull for wide cabinet drawers, large door fronts, and furniture-scale cabinetry, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers in a Pewter Antique finish.
At 7-9/16 inches between the mounting holes, this pull is built for the drawers that anchor a kitchen: a wide base drawer under an island, a deep pot-and-pan drawer below a cooktop, or a multi-width bank of drawers treated as one visual unit across the front. These are the fronts where a 3-inch or 5-inch pull looks undersized and a wider span carries the proportion correctly. The 9-5/16 inch overall length fills the face without overrunning the edges of a standard wide drawer, and the slender 1/2 inch bar keeps the hardware from competing with the cabinetry around it.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Pewter Antique, a warm gray-silver surface with the depth and slight unevenness that reads as aged rather than newly polished. In a traditional kitchen it sits alongside oil-rubbed and antique finishes without the cool flatness of a brushed chrome or the brightness of a polished nickel. The muted tone is particularly useful on painted fronts in whites, creams, and grays, where a bright finish would pull focus and Pewter Antique holds it quietly. It belongs to the Silver Tone color family, so it coordinates with other silver-toned hardware in the room without needing to match a polished surface exactly.
This pull is a natural fit for a traditionally styled kitchen or bath where the drawer fronts are wide and the hardware is expected to have some visual mass. Designers specifying a full kitchen run often pair a pull at this center-to-center on the wider drawers with a smaller Dakota pull or a matching knob on the upper doors, keeping the collection consistent and letting the spacing do the proportional work. Cabinet shops building furniture-style pieces in a traditional language will find the 192 mm spacing available as a standard drilling dimension on most frameless and face-frame lines. For a homeowner replacing existing 7-9/16 inch hardware, this pull drops onto existing holes without any new drilling.
The mounting holes are centered 7-9/16 inches (192 mm) apart. That is the number to match to your existing holes or to specify when drilling new ones. The 9-5/16 inch overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull, not the hole spacing.
It is a low-sheen, aged surface rather than a polished one. The finish has depth and subtle variation rather than the even reflectivity of a polished or satin finish.
Yes. The Dakota collection includes pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes and companion knobs in the same design language and Pewter Antique finish, so door knobs and drawer pulls can come from one series.
A bar pull at this length suits wide door fronts and furniture-scale cabinetry as naturally as it suits drawers. It is a two-hole surface mount either way.
When the cabinetry is wide and the finish should age gracefully alongside the rest of the room, this Dakota pull in Pewter Antique delivers the span, the profile, and the tone to get it right.
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