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The Studio 917 Cascade edge pull is a compact tab-style cabinet pull for narrow drawer fronts, small door panels, and anywhere a standard bar pull would overwhelm the front it sits on.
At 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) center-to-center, this pull is drilled for the narrowest standard hole pattern in the cabinet pull format. That spacing suits the fronts where a wider pull simply does not fit: a spice drawer, a tray divider, an appliance-garage door, a narrow pullout beside a column of drawers. In those applications the hole pattern is small by necessity, and the pull has to follow. The Cascade tab keeps the hardware proportional to the front rather than scaling up to a bar pull that extends past the edge of the door.
The tab form also works at the top edge of a door panel on frameless cabinetry, where it acts as a discreet finger grip and the 32 mm spacing disappears into the reveal. This is the pull that handles the small exceptions in a larger hardware program without switching design languages.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed surface keeps the finish even across the small face of the tab, avoiding the bright spot a polished finish would develop on a narrow grip. Satin Nickel is one of the most broadly compatible silver-tone finishes in a kitchen or bath, reading warm enough to sit next to stainless appliances without the cold edge of a polished chrome. Because it belongs to the Cascade collection, coordinating knobs and pulls in the same finish are available in the same series.
Cabinet shops building frameless runs with mixed drawer widths will recognize the 32 mm spacing as the answer to the narrow-front problem: it is the pull that covers the drawers the rest of the hardware cannot. Designers specifying a contemporary kitchen in Brushed Satin Nickel can draw on the Cascade collection to keep the entire program in one series rather than sourcing a separate brand for the small pieces. Homeowners replacing hardware on a narrow pullout or a small-panel appliance garage will find the hole spacing straightforward to match if the existing holes are already at 32 mm centers.
32 mm (1-1/4 inch) is a standard spacing in the 32 mm system used by most frameless cabinet manufacturers. If your existing hardware is from a frameless European-style cabinet program, the holes are likely already at this spacing. For a traditional face-frame cabinet, measure between your existing hole centers to confirm before ordering.
The overall length is 1-3/4 inches (44 mm), end to end. The mounting holes sit on 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) centers inside that length.
The Cascade collection coordinates within the same series and finish. Brushed Satin Nickel finishes vary between manufacturers, so a match to another brand's hardware of the same name cannot be guaranteed.
Yes. The tab form works on a narrow door panel or at the top edge of a frameless door. The grip is sized for a fingertip pull rather than a full-hand pull, which suits the light resistance of a door more readily than a heavy drawer.
When the front is narrow and the hole pattern is already set at 32 mm, this Cascade tab pull covers it cleanly in Brushed Satin Nickel without asking the cabinetry to accommodate a larger piece of hardware.
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