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The Studio 917 Cascade tab pull is a surface-mounted cabinet pull for drawer fronts and cabinet doors where a shorter grip span suits the front's proportions. It mounts on 2-3/16 inch (56 mm) centers, a spacing that works naturally on narrower cabinetry and spice drawers without overwhelming the front.
Most cabinet pulls run at 96 mm or 128 mm centers because most drawer fronts are wide enough to carry them. The 56 mm spacing fills a different brief: spice drawers, narrow tray dividers, small upper doors, and inset applications where a longer pull would run too close to the stile or rail. At this spacing the tab sits centered on the front without competing with the frame around it. It is also the right answer when an existing hole pattern at roughly 2-3/16 inches is already drilled and the goal is a clean replacement rather than a redrilling job.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale behaves as a neutral: it catches light along the thin tab face and reads bright without adding visual bulk. A polished surface shows finger contact more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily. On white or light-painted fronts the chrome provides clean contrast; on darker cabinetry it holds the same bright line without competing with the door color.
This pull suits a contemporary kitchen, bath, or laundry room where the hardware program is running chrome or silver-tone finishes and at least some of the fronts are too narrow for a longer pull. It is a practical choice for a designer specifying a uniform pull across a mixed drawer bank, where wide drawers take a longer Cascade pull and narrow ones take this 56 mm variant from the same collection. Cabinet shops fitting out a run of narrow spice or tray drawers will find the spacing straightforward to drill and the tab profile easy to keep consistent across a run.
It is less common than 96 mm or 128 mm spacing but appears on narrower cabinet drawer fronts, inset door applications, and some European-style cabinetry. Measure between the centers of your existing holes before ordering if you are replacing hardware.
A tab pull is typically smaller and flatter, gripped with the fingertips rather than the full hand. This one has a 3/16 inch section, so it is a slim profile that sits close to the door face rather than projecting away from it like a round bar pull.
A polished surface picks up smudges more visibly than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean quickly, so it stays presentable with normal use.
The Cascade collection includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings in the same design language and Polished Chrome finish, which is how designers typically run a consistent hardware program across a mixed-width drawer bank.
When the drawer or door is too narrow for a standard-length pull and the hardware program is running chrome, this 56 mm Cascade tab pull resolves both constraints without a compromise on finish or style.
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