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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a bar-style cabinet pull sized for wide drawers, pantry doors, and tall cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. It mounts on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and combines a Flat Black bar with Honey Bronze posts for a two-tone finish that earns its own place in a traditional kitchen.
At 192 mm center-to-center, this pull is sized for the fronts that shorter pulls leave looking bare. Wide base cabinet drawers, four-drawer stacks, pantry door fronts, and furniture-scale islands are the natural fits. On a wide drawer the bar spans enough of the front that the hardware reads as proportional rather than tacked on. On a full-height door it gives a clear visual anchor. If the existing hole pattern in a renovation already sits at 7-9/16 inch centers, this pull drops straight onto those holes without any new drilling.
The Flat Black/Honey Bronze finish is a two-tone combination: the bar itself is Flat Black, while the posts that stand it off the door carry a Honey Bronze tone. That pairing bridges kitchens running both black and warm bronze accents, or it adds a layered look to cabinetry that is finished in a single metal. Flat Black is a low-sheen matte surface that does not pick up highlights under kitchen lighting, while the Honey Bronze posts introduce enough warmth to keep the hardware from reading as severe. The bar section is 1/2 inch wide, a slender proportion that keeps the overall look trim even at this center-to-center spacing. Construction is zinc throughout.
This pull suits a traditional kitchen, a transitional design with mixed metals, or a furniture-style island where the hardware needs to match the scale of the front rather than disappear on it. The Dakota collection is the organizing principle: companion knobs and pulls in the same series carry the same finish and design language, so running knobs on doors and this pull on wide drawers stays within one cohesive program. It is also a practical choice for a renovation where wide drawer fronts were already drilled at 192 mm, since matching that spacing avoids any patching or redrilling.
The center-to-center measurement, 7-9/16 inches (192 mm), is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes and is the number to match to existing holes or to your drilling template. The overall length, 9-5/16 inches (236 mm), is the end-to-end size of the pull and determines how much of the front it covers visually. Always drill to center-to-center, not overall length.
This finish combination is part of the Dakota collection. Check the Dakota series for companion knobs and pulls in the same Flat Black/Honey Bronze finish to complete a coordinated hardware program.
The projection is 1-7/16 inches (37 mm), measured from the door face to the back of the grip bar.
Wide drawer fronts, four-drawer stacks, pantry doors, and large island drawer banks are the most common applications for a pull at this center-to-center spacing. Sizing hardware to roughly one-third of the front's width is a common designer practice, though it is a proportion guideline rather than a fixed rule.
At 7-9/16 inch centers, this Dakota pull is sized to match the widest drawers and tallest doors in a traditional kitchen, so the hardware stays in proportion with the cabinetry rather than asking the eye to ignore the gap.
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