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This Studio 917 Cornerstone pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Polished Chrome and mounting on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers.
The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing is one of the two or three hole patterns a builder or renovator encounters most often in North American cabinetry. It is the standard on a wide range of drawer fronts, from a single-drawer vanity to a mid-depth kitchen base drawer, and it is the spacing most often already drilled when hardware is being replaced rather than specified new. If the existing holes are on 3-3/4 inch centers, this pull drops onto them with no new drilling. If you are specifying for a fresh install, the same spacing gives the buyer the widest replacement options down the road.
The Cornerstone pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome is among the most neutral of hardware finishes: it coordinates with brushed nickel faucets without competing, reads cleanly against both light and dark fronts, and matches appliance trim across nearly every major manufacturer's current lineup. On a 1/2 inch wide bar the polished surface runs as a narrow bright line across the front, which gives the hardware presence without visual weight. That combination of slim profile and reflective finish is what makes this pull work on contemporary flat-front cabinetry as well as on a shaker door where the hardware should stay secondary to the profile.
Designers and cabinet shops specifying a chrome hardware program find the Cornerstone bar pull a reliable standard-spacing option: the 96 mm center-to-center is drilled into most production boxes, so swapping it in at any stage of a project does not require a conversation about drilling. Homeowners replacing worn or dated pulls will find the spacing is almost certainly already in their doors. Contractors doing turnovers and spec builds reach for chrome because it coordinates with the plumbing fixtures already in the unit, which removes one decision from the finish-out process. The slim 1/2 inch width keeps the bar from overwhelming a narrow drawer front, and the 1-1/4 inch projection keeps fingers clear of the door face without pushing the grip too far into the room.
Yes. The two values describe the same standard spacing. Some cabinets and catalog listings express it in inches, others in millimeters; they are interchangeable.
A polished surface picks up prints more readily than a brushed or matte finish does, and wipes clean just as quickly. In a high-traffic kitchen it is worth knowing before you specify.
Yes. A bar pull at this scale works on both drawer fronts and cabinet doors. The 6-1/8 inch overall length suits a mid-height upper door or a standard base drawer equally well.
The Cornerstone series from Studio 917 includes additional sizes and hardware in the same design language and finish, so you can run a consistent program across the project.
When the hole pattern is already in the box and the finish needs to coordinate with chrome fixtures, this Cornerstone pull covers both without compromise.
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