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The Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional bar pull that mounts on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers, a spacing built for wide drawer fronts and full-height cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized.
A pull at this center-to-center distance is sized for situations where the hardware needs to carry the proportion of the front it mounts on. Wide base drawers, deep pot-and-pan drawers, and full-height pantry or appliance-garage doors all benefit from a pull that spans enough of the front to look intentional rather than incidental. At 192 mm between the holes and just over 9 inches overall, this pull reads as a genuine horizontal line across the door face rather than a small accent in the middle of it. It also makes the physical pull motion more efficient on a heavy drawer: two fingers near center feel less balanced than a full hand distributed across nearly 9 inches of bar.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black, which in the Dakota program means a matte surface with no sheen to pick up reflections under task lighting. That matters in kitchens where under-cabinet or in-cabinet lighting can make a polished surface glare or draw the eye away from the cabinetry itself. Flat Black holds its tone consistently across pieces and ages predictably, which is useful when the hardware program runs across many fronts and needs to look unified over time. The 1/2 inch bar width keeps the cross-section slender, so the pull reads as a line rather than as a structural element.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen in a dark hardware finish will find this spacing fits naturally into layouts with 24-inch and wider drawer fronts, where the hardware should anchor the front visually. It also suits bathroom vanities with deep drawers and any built-in furniture piece where the door or drawer front is scaled larger than standard upper-cabinet height. Because it is part of the Dakota collection, it pairs directly with the matching knobs and shorter pulls in the same series and finish, letting a mixed-hardware kitchen stay coherent without mixing design languages.
Two holes on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers. The overall pull is 9-5/16 inches end to end, so leave room for the posts beyond the holes.
Flat Black is the finish name in the Dakota collection. Both describe a non-reflective black surface, but finish names are specific to the manufacturer's program and should not be assumed to match another brand's Matte Black.
Yes. Bar pulls work on both doors and drawer fronts. The 192 mm spacing and 9-plus-inch overall length suit tall or wide doors as naturally as they suit wide drawers.
The Dakota series includes knobs and pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes, all in the same Flat Black finish, so you can mix knobs on doors with pulls on drawers without introducing a second hardware language.
When the cabinetry is wide and the hardware should span it, a 7-9/16 inch pull in Flat Black from the Dakota collection gives the drawer front the visual weight it deserves.
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