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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 and finishing in Polished Chrome.
The 4-7/16 inch center-to-center is not the most common spacing in a cabinet shop, but it is exactly the one a project calls for when standard 96 mm reads too compact and 128 mm runs too long across the front. It suits a mid-width drawer bank, a two-panel door, or any front where the pull needs to occupy the center third without leaving too much dead space at either end. Renovation work benefits most directly: if an existing drill pattern lands at 113 mm, this pull replaces worn or mismatched hardware without a new hole and without filling the old one.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this width behaves differently than it does on a thick bar: the narrow 3/16 inch tab turns the reflective surface into a bright edge rather than a broad mirror, so the pull reads as a clean line rather than a fixture. It joins stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and brushed nickel light fixtures without demanding attention on its own, which makes it a practical choice in a kitchen or bath where several metals are already present. The polished surface will show fingerprints and wipes clean readily.
This pull suits a contemporary kitchen, bath, or built-in where the hardware program is silver-toned and the cabinetry is flat-fronted or lightly profiled. Designers specifying a full kitchen with mixed drawer widths will find the 113 mm spacing useful as one step in a progression of pull sizes drawn from the Cascade collection. Cabinet shops replacing hardware on an existing build drilled to this spacing can match the hole pattern exactly. Homeowners updating a single cabinet bank can coordinate with existing Cascade pieces in the same finish without introducing a new design language.
It is less common than 96 mm (3-3/4 inch) or 128 mm (5-1/16 inch), but it is a real spacing that appears in many European and custom cabinet programs. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
A tab pull has a narrower, flatter profile than a typical cylindrical bar pull. The grip is shallower and the silhouette sits closer to the door face, which suits cabinetry where a bold handle would read as too heavy.
Yes. The Cascade series includes companion pieces in the same design language, so you can mix knobs on doors and pulls on drawers within one series without changing finish or style.
The two finishes are both silver-toned and are often used together in contemporary kitchens and baths. They are not the same finish, and an exact match is not guaranteed across brands or product lines.
When the hole pattern or the front width calls for 113 mm, this pull delivers the Cascade collection's contemporary line in Polished Chrome without retrofitting the cabinetry to fit a more common spacing.
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