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The Studio 917 Skyline pull is a contemporary bar pull for wide drawer fronts, tall pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinet faces where smaller hardware looks undersized.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center pull belongs on the fronts that anchor a kitchen: wide base drawers, pot drawers deep enough to need two hands, tall pantry cabinet doors, and oversized island drawer banks. At this spacing the pull spans enough of the front to feel intentional rather than incidental. It also gives a practical grip surface when the drawer is full and heavy, because the hand can settle onto the bar rather than pinching it at the ends. Specifiers running a mixed hardware program often step up to this spacing on the widest fronts while using a shorter center-to-center on upper doors and narrower drawers, which is how the Skyline collection is built to be used across a full kitchen.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed surface texture diffuses light rather than reflecting it, which keeps the nickel tone from reading bright or clinical under kitchen lighting. It also does a better job of staying even over time than a polished surface would, since the brush marks absorb minor abrasion instead of showing it. Satin Nickel is a neutral in the Silver Tone family, which means it sits alongside stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and other silver-toned fixtures without competing with them.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops building contemporary or transitional kitchens where the hardware on the widest fronts needs to keep up with the scale of the cabinetry. It works equally well in a residential renovation where a homeowner is replacing an older mixed-hardware set and wants the pot drawers and pantry doors to carry the same Skyline profile as the rest of the run. The flat-faced squared bar is at home on slab fronts, shaker doors, and any door style that calls for hardware with a straight, unornamented line.
Center-to-center, 7-9/16 inches (192 mm), is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes and the number to match when replacing existing hardware. Overall length, 7-15/16 inches (202 mm), is the end-to-end size of the bar and governs how much of the front it covers.
The bar has a squared cross-section, 3/8 inch wide, so the face sits flat rather than curving the way a round bar would.
Satin Nickel is a silver-toned finish and reads close to brushed stainless in most kitchen settings, though finish names are not guaranteed to match across manufacturers. It is a common pairing in contemporary kitchens for that reason.
Yes. The Skyline collection is available in multiple center-to-center sizes, so the same bar profile and finish can be used at different spacings across the same kitchen.
When the widest fronts in a run need a pull that fills the space with authority rather than sitting small in the middle, the 192 mm Skyline bar pull is the right tool for the job.
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