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This Studio 917 Cascade pull is a contemporary tab pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 4-7/16 inch (113 mm) centers.
The 4-7/16 inch center-to-center is a mid-size mounting pattern that fills the range between the common 3-3/4 inch spacing and the wider 5-1/16 inch spacing. It suits a deeper drawer front, a wider door, or any front where a shorter pull would look undersized relative to the panel. At 6 inches overall, the pull carries enough visual length to balance a mid-width base drawer or a full-height upper door without overrunning the face. This is the spacing to reach for when the standard 96 mm pull leaves the hardware looking too short for the front it sits on.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed surface scatters light rather than reflecting it back as a point, which keeps the pull quiet on the face of the cabinet even though the silver tone is the most visible finish family on dark wood or painted fronts. The tab shape is the narrowest grip form in this catalog: the 3/16 inch width presents almost no face to the room, so what registers is the outline and the finish rather than the body of the pull itself. Combined with the 1-3/4 inch projection, the grip sits far enough off the front to get fingers behind it without the pull reading as a prominent element in the room.
This pull is a natural fit for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program runs silver and the fronts are slab, flat-panel, or shaker style. The slim tab form coordinates well with frameless cabinetry, where a low-profile grip keeps the clean lines of the box intact. It also works for a renovation where existing holes are drilled at 113 mm centers and the goal is to replace worn hardware without redrilling. Because it belongs to the Cascade collection, companion knobs and pulls in the same series carry a consistent design language across doors and drawers.
The 4-7/16 inch (113 mm) center-to-center produces a longer overall pull, 6 inches versus the shorter overall on the 3-3/4 inch model, and suits a wider drawer front where the shorter pull would look proportionally small. If you are replacing existing hardware, match the spacing between your current holes rather than choosing by overall length.
Yes. A tab pull mounts and grips the same way on a door or a drawer front. The narrow form is especially common on upper cabinet doors in contemporary kitchens where the hardware should be as unobtrusive as possible.
Brushed Satin Nickel is a low-sheen silver-tone finish, while polished chrome is bright and reflective. They are both in the silver tone family and are commonly mixed in contemporary kitchens, but they are distinct finishes and will read slightly differently under the same light. Matching within the Cascade series is reliable; cross-brand matching depends on the specific chrome fixture.
At 1-3/4 inches (44 mm) the grip stands far enough off the face for a full-finger grip, which is more clearance than a shallower bar pull provides. Whether that suits a given hand is a personal fit preference.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door calls for a 4-7/16 inch hole pattern and the hardware should stay slim, silver, and contemporary without announcing itself.
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