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The Top Knobs Benning pull in Slate is a contemporary bar pull designed for wide drawer banks, large door fronts, and appliance-scale cabinetry where standard-length pulls would look undersized against the front.
A pull at this center-to-center spacing is built for fronts that would swallow shorter hardware. Wide base drawers, double-door pantry cabinets, and large island drawer banks all fall into that category. At 12 inches on center, the pull spans enough of the front that it proportions correctly, and the single-piece grip means one motion opens the drawer instead of two hands working a smaller handle. This length is also the standard for appliance-panel programs where the panel itself is three feet wide or more, and where a pull under 10 inches would read as an afterthought. The Slate finish sits in a Silver Tone color family, which means it coordinates naturally with stainless appliance fronts already running in most kitchens at this scale.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a muted gray that reads neither warm nor cool under most kitchen lighting. Unlike a polished or satin chrome, Slate has a low-sheen, almost chalky surface quality that absorbs light rather than reflecting it. That makes it well suited to cabinetry programs where the hardware is meant to sit quietly against a matte or painted door face rather than draw the eye. The 1/2-inch-wide arch profile keeps the grip narrow, so the visual presence comes from the pull's span rather than its mass.
This pull is a direct fit for designers and cabinet shops specifying hardware for contemporary kitchens with wide, flat-front cabinetry. At 12 inches on center it is also a practical replacement pull for existing holes drilled to that spacing, which eliminates drilling on a refacing project. Homeowners finishing a large kitchen renovation, or contractors outfitting a spec build with a full suite of oversized drawer hardware, will find the Benning collection's range of center-to-center options useful for matching hardware across different drawer depths in one consistent design language.
The 12-inch figure is the center-to-center spacing between the two mounting holes. The pull measures 13 inches from end to end, which is the overall length including the end caps beyond each post.
Slate is a low-sheen, muted gray with no bright or polished quality to it. It reads darker and flatter than a satin nickel and softer than a true black, sitting comfortably in the middle of the gray range.
Yes. A pull at this scale is commonly used on tall pantry doors and double doors where a shorter pull would look off-proportion. The mounting method is the same two-hole installation regardless of whether it goes on a door or a drawer front.
The Benning series includes matching knobs and pulls in the same design language and Slate finish, so you can coordinate door knobs with drawer pulls across the same kitchen without mixing collections.
When the cabinetry is built wide, the hardware needs to match. This pull delivers a 12-inch span in a quiet Slate finish that works with the scale of the front rather than fighting it.
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