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The Studio 917 Skyline pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, sized to mount on the most common hole spacing in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is the industry standard for a reason: it fits the hole pattern drilled into most production base and upper cabinets without any additional work. On a refit, that means pulling the old hardware and setting these in the same holes. On a new install it means the spacing is already specified for the standard cabinet box. This pull suits drawer fronts from shallow spice drawers up through mid-depth utility drawers, and it works equally well on upper door pairs where a single pull is centered on each door. The 4-1/8 inch overall length keeps the footprint contained on smaller fronts while still providing a grip that reads cleanly across the face.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed texture is what distinguishes this from a polished nickel: the fine directional grain across the surface takes the brightness down to a steady, diffused sheen that holds up under kitchen light without catching glare. Satin nickel sits in the middle of the silver-tone family, warmer than chrome and cooler than the gold tones, which gives it broad compatibility with stainless appliances, light fixtures, and plumbing fixtures already in most kitchens. The squared bar section, at 3/8 inch across, keeps the profile narrow and precise rather than chunky.
This is a practical choice for any project running contemporary hardware in a silver tone: a kitchen remodel where the existing holes are already at 96 mm, a bath vanity with standard production drawers, or a built-in where the hardware program needs to stay consistent across a large drawer bank. Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a full kitchen will find the Skyline collection covers the coordinating knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so the same series can run from a small door knob through to a wider appliance-scale pull without introducing a second style. Homeowners replacing worn or dated hardware one cabinet at a time will find this spacing drops directly onto the most common existing pattern.
Yes. The two values are the same standard spacing, just expressed in different unit systems. The pull mounts on that spacing regardless of which unit appears on your cabinet drawing or template.
Brushed Satin Nickel has a soft, matte-adjacent sheen with a fine grain texture, while Polished Chrome is mirror-bright. Satin nickel shows fewer fingerprints and wipes clean without leaving streaks the way a high-polish surface can.
The overall length is 4-1/8 inches, which is the end-to-end size of the pull. The center-to-center is 3-3/4 inches, which is the distance between the two mounting holes. The hole spacing is what matters when replacing existing hardware or drilling new fronts.
The Skyline collection includes coordinating knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors across a kitchen or bath.
When the project calls for a contemporary silver-tone bar pull that drops onto the most common cabinet hole pattern without modification, this Skyline pull covers the requirement with a finish that stays quiet under kitchen light.
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