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The Studio 917 Cascade edge pull is a compact tab-form cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces where a full bar pull would overwhelm the front. Its 2-3/16 inch (56 mm) center-to-center spacing makes it the right fit for a specific, common drilling pattern that a longer pull cannot serve.
Most cabinet pulls land on 96 mm or 128 mm centers, but narrow spice drawers, slim upper cabinets, and smaller furniture pieces are often drilled to a tighter pattern. At 56 mm center-to-center, this pull serves those fronts directly without forcing a compromise. It is also the pull to reach for when replacing existing hardware on a run of drawers drilled to this spacing: the hole pattern is already there, and the tab form keeps the overall footprint minimal on a front that does not have room to spare. The 3 inch overall length covers the hardware without crowding adjacent edges.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed texture gives the surface a soft, linear grain that diffuses light rather than reflecting it as a sharp highlight, which is useful on a narrow piece where a polished finish can look like a sliver of glare rather than a hardware element. Satin Nickel sits in the Silver Tone family and coordinates readily with stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and other cool-metal fixtures already in most kitchens and baths. Within the Cascade collection, companion pieces share this finish and design language.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying tight-spaced drawer banks will recognize the 56 mm spacing as the critical number here. It is the detail that makes the pull useful rather than merely attractive. Homeowners updating a kitchen with narrow spice drawers or a bathroom vanity with a compact center drawer will find this pull handles the replacement without requiring a re-drill. Contractors working a full install alongside the rest of the Cascade series can run this size on the smaller fronts and step up to a longer center-to-center on the wide ones, keeping the hardware family consistent across the whole job.
The 56 mm (2-3/16 inch) spacing is considerably tighter than the standard 96 mm. It is intended for narrow fronts and smaller furniture pieces where the wider pattern would place the holes outside the workable face of the drawer or door.
Yes. The tab form works on both doors and drawers. The grip angle is neutral, so it functions equally well in a vertical or horizontal orientation.
A brushed finish is more forgiving of fingerprints than a polished one. The grain of the surface texture scatters the light, so smudges are far less visible than they would be on a bright, mirror-polished nickel.
The Cascade collection spans multiple center-to-center sizes in the same design language and Brushed Satin Nickel finish. Running the 56 mm pull on narrow drawers and a longer Cascade size on wider fronts is a practical way to keep the hardware consistent across cabinetry of different scales.
When the center-to-center is correct, the pull drops onto the existing holes and the job moves forward. This Cascade tab pull exists to serve the 56 mm pattern precisely, in a finish and profile that holds its own alongside the rest of the kitchen.
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