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The Studio 917 Skyline pull is a contemporary zinc bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, one of the most common hole patterns in residential cabinetry.
At 96 mm centers and 4-1/8 inches overall, this pull is sized for the narrower end of the drawer and door range: upper cabinet doors, small base drawers, and vanity fronts where a longer pull would dominate the front rather than accent it. The 96 mm spacing is so common in both new and existing cabinetry that this pull is a natural candidate for a straight hardware swap without touching a drill, provided the old holes are on that same pattern.
The squared bar profile suits slab and shaker fronts where the geometry is already rectangular. There are no curves competing with the door, just a flat face running as a line across the front.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. Matte Black is a flat, low-sheen finish that does not pick up reflections the way a polished surface does, which keeps it quiet under kitchen or bath lighting. Against light painted fronts it reads as a graphic element; against darker fronts it recedes into the cabinetry. The finish stays consistent in both conditions because it does not rely on polish to show up.
Zinc construction gives the pull a solid feel without the weight or cost of solid brass, and it holds a tight surface for the finish to bond to, which is why zinc is the standard substrate for this class of decorative hardware.
This pull is a practical choice for any project running a contemporary hardware program in black: new construction, a kitchen refresh on existing 96 mm holes, a bathroom vanity, or a built-in installation where the fronts are slab or shaker. Because it is part of the Skyline collection, companion pieces in the same series share the design language and finish, which makes it straightforward to run matching knobs on doors alongside pulls on drawers without introducing a mismatch.
For shops and contractors outfitting multiple cabinets to a standard, the 96 mm spacing is the simplest hole pattern to specify across a run because it is the industry's most replicated dimension.
Yes. The two values describe the same center-to-center spacing. Some manufacturers label it 96 mm, others 3-3/4 inch; they are interchangeable for drilling and replacement purposes.
The bar is 3/8 inch (10 mm) wide, which is a slim profile. It keeps the pull from projecting visually into the front, which suits narrower doors and drawers where a thicker bar would feel heavy.
A matte finish shows marks less readily than a polished one. It wipes clean with a damp cloth.
The Skyline collection includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish, so you can coordinate knobs on doors with pulls on drawers from the same series.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a slim squared bar in Matte Black on the industry's most common hole pattern, and you want companion hardware waiting in the same collection.
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