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This Studio 917 Heritage cup pull is a traditional drawer pull mounted on 3 inch (76 mm) centers, sized for narrower drawers and compact fronts where a longer bar pull would crowd the face.
The 3 inch center-to-center spacing is the right fit for small to mid-width drawer fronts, spice drawers, utility cabinets, and smaller vanity drawers where the hardware should stay in proportion with the front rather than run edge to edge. At 3-7/8 inches overall, the shell clears the front with a little breathing room on each side, which keeps the face from feeling cluttered. A cup pull gripped from underneath is a natural motion on a drawer and works particularly well on furniture-style cabinetry and kitchen islands with a traditional profile, where the pull needs visual mass without a long horizontal reach.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Brass. The brushed surface takes the brightness off the gold tone and gives the shell a softer, more textured read than a polished finish would. Satin Brass hardware tends to sit quietly against stained and painted wood fronts alike, complementing warm wood tones without competing with them. Against cream, white, or warm-gray painted cabinetry, it reads as an accent rather than a statement piece, which is well suited to the understated character of a traditional kitchen or bath.
This pull is a practical choice for a kitchen refresh, a furniture piece, or a butler's pantry where the drawer fronts are on the narrower side and the hardware program calls for a warm gold tone. The Heritage series offers companion pieces in the same design language, so pairing these cup pulls on drawers with Heritage knobs on doors is a straightforward way to build a coordinated set without mixing collections. It also suits contractors and cabinet shops specifying a complete hardware package for a traditional-style project, where consistent finish and series across all pieces simplifies the install.
Both use two screws through the front at the stated center-to-center spacing. The difference is in the grip: a bar pull is grabbed from the front, while a cup pull is reached into from below. The drilling and fastening method is the same.
Yes. Three inch (76 mm) is one of the standard spacings in cabinet hardware, common on narrower drawer fronts and spice drawers. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
Finish names can vary between manufacturers even when they sound similar. For a consistent look, stay within the Heritage series when pairing companion pieces.
A cup pull is oriented to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door, but most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs or bar pulls on doors for a more comfortable reach.
Choose this pull when the drawer fronts are compact, the hole pattern is 3 inch, and the hardware program calls for a brushed brass finish in a traditional style.
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