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This Top Knobs Dustin pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers in Polished Chrome.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center is the industry's workhorse spacing. It shows up on base cabinets, drawer banks, upper doors, and vanity fronts across decades of kitchen and bath installations, which means this pull slides onto existing holes on most projects without touching a drill. For a remodel where the goal is updated hardware without disrupted door fronts, matching this spacing is the practical starting point. It also scales well across a mixed kitchen: at 4-3/8 inches overall, the Dustin reads as substantial on a narrow drawer but does not crowd the face of a wider one.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a mirror-bright finish that picks up and reflects the room around it, so it reads differently depending on the light and the cabinetry color it sits against. Against white or light painted fronts it disappears into the brightness. Against darker stained wood it becomes a bright accent. The finish coordinates naturally with chrome plumbing fixtures and appliance trims, which makes it the default neutral in kitchens already running a silver-tone metal program. Because it is a polished surface, it will show fingerprints, and it cleans readily with a damp cloth.
This pull suits a wide range of buyers for different reasons. A homeowner replacing hardware on an existing kitchen reaches for the 96 mm spacing because the holes are already there. A designer running a transitional kitchen, neither fully traditional nor fully contemporary, uses the Dustin's clean profile and Polished Chrome finish to bridge those two directions without committing to either. A cabinet shop outfitting a spec build or a multifamily project chooses a standard-spacing pull in chrome because it fits any buyer's expectation of what kitchen hardware looks like. All three find the same thing: a clean, proportional bar pull in the finish and spacing that causes the fewest complications downstream.
Yes. 3-3/4 inches converts to 95.25 mm, and 96 mm is the industry-standard encoding of that spacing. The two values are used interchangeably across cabinet hardware and describe one hole pattern.
The grip is 1/2 inch (13 mm) wide, a slim profile that keeps the pull from reading as heavy on smaller fronts.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Polished Chrome finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one hardware program.
Polished Chrome and brushed stainless are both silver-tone finishes but have a different sheen level. Chrome is brighter and more reflective; stainless is softer. They are frequently used together in kitchens without conflict, though they will not match exactly up close.
When the hole pattern is already in place and the room calls for a clean chrome bar, this Dustin pull resolves both requirements at once.
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