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The Studio 917 Cascade pull is a tab-form edge pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, sized at 4-7/16 inch (113 mm) center-to-center to suit the middle range of cabinetry where a 96 mm pull starts to look undersized but a 128 mm pull overpowers the front.
Most cabinet pull libraries cluster at 96 mm and 128 mm, which leaves a gap for drawers in the 14 to 18 inch range. A 96 mm pull on a 16 inch drawer can feel like it belongs on a smaller box, while a 128 mm pull on the same front starts to crowd the edges. The 113 mm spacing sits between those two standards, and on a mid-width drawer or a moderate door panel it lands proportionally without forcing the hardware to read as either too small or too prominent. If existing holes are drilled to 113 mm, this is also a direct replacement without any new drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The low-sheen surface holds a consistent tone under kitchen and bath lighting without picking up glare along the grip, which matters on a tab this narrow — a polished surface on a 3/16 inch section would catch light in a way that draws attention to the hardware rather than the cabinetry. Against white, gray, or natural wood fronts, the matte black reads as a deliberate graphic element. Against a darker front, it quiets and recedes.
This pull fits a contemporary kitchen, bath, or built-in project where the hardware program is black and the fronts are flat or minimally profiled. The tab form and narrow grip width make it a natural match for slab-door cabinetry where the hardware should sit flush to the design language rather than project outward. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen of Studio 917 Cascade hardware can coordinate doors and drawers across the series in the same finish, keeping the material and silhouette consistent from piece to piece.
It is not one of the two most common spacings (96 mm and 128 mm), but it is a recognized spacing carried by several manufacturers. If your existing holes are drilled to 4-7/16 inches apart, this pull replaces them without new drilling.
A bar pull uses a round or squared cylindrical grip on raised posts. This pull is a tab form: the grip is a flat, narrow plate close to the door surface, which results in a lower profile and a different grip feel.
Yes. The two-hole surface mount works on either application. The 4-7/16 inch spacing proportions well on mid-width drawers and moderate door panels.
The Cascade collection from Studio 917 includes companion pulls and knobs in the same design language and Matte Black finish, so you can coordinate doors and drawers within one series.
Choose this pull when the job calls for a matte black tab-form pull at 113 mm centers, and the standard 96 mm and 128 mm options do not land where the front needs them.
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