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The Studio 917 Cornerstone bar pull is a contemporary surface-mount pull designed for the wider fronts in a kitchen or built-in, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers in Polished Chrome.
A 192 mm center-to-center is a long-span pull, and it earns its place on fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. Wide base drawers, deep pot-and-pan drawer stacks, full-height pantry doors, and furniture-scale islands are the natural applications. At nearly 10 inches end to end, the pull has enough visual weight to anchor a large front without needing a second piece of hardware. For a remodel replacing existing hardware, 192 mm centers are a common spacing on older wide-drawer banks, which means this pull can drop onto existing holes on many installations.
Polished Chrome is the most reflective of the common cabinet finishes. The bar face catches and throws light along its length, which makes the pull register as a bright horizontal line on the door rather than as a shadow or a texture. Against white, gray, or navy painted cabinetry the chrome reads as a clean accent; against natural wood it introduces a metallic contrast that draws the eye. The slim 1/2 inch bar section keeps the profile lean so the length reads as a line rather than as mass. The pull is cast in zinc, which is the standard substrate for this finish class, and the Polished Chrome surface is applied over it.
This pull is a direct fit for a contemporary kitchen or bath specification where the hardware program is chrome and the cabinetry runs to wider-than-standard fronts. Designers specifying a full kitchen often use this center-to-center on the wider base drawers and pantry doors while stepping down to shorter Cornerstone variants on narrow drawers, keeping the series and finish consistent across the run. Cabinet shops building furniture-scale islands or wide appliance garages will find this spacing appropriate for fronts in the 18 to 24 inch range. It is also the right pull for a contractor refreshing a kitchen where the existing hole pattern is already drilled to 192 mm.
Yes. 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) is a recognized standard spacing used by many cabinet manufacturers, particularly on wider drawer fronts and tall doors. It is common enough that many existing installations are already drilled to this dimension.
A polished surface shows fingerprints more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily. Most homeowners find it easy to maintain with a soft cloth.
Yes. The Cornerstone collection spans multiple center-to-center sizes in the same design language and finish, so shorter variants on narrow drawers coordinate with this pull on wider fronts.
The bar is 1/2 inch wide with a flat face, which sits tight against a slab or shaker front and keeps the hardware in the same geometric language as the cabinetry.
Choose this pull when the front is wide enough to need 192 mm centers and the finish program is Polished Chrome — a combination that closes out a contemporary cabinetry specification cleanly from the widest drawer to the tallest door.
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