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This Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull for wide cabinet drawers, pantry doors, and oversized fronts that standard-length hardware cannot span with visual confidence.
Hardware at 12 inch centers is sized for a different class of cabinet front than a 3-3/4 or 5-1/16 inch pull. It suits wide drawers — a spice drawer bank, a deep pot drawer, a full-width base cabinet — where shorter hardware looks undersized against the front. It also works on tall pantry and utility doors, where a centered pull at this length gives the hand a natural reach and the door a proportional anchor point. On furniture-style islands with wide, flat drawer stacks, 12 inch pulls read as a deliberate design element rather than an afterthought.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Nickel. Brushed Nickel is a mid-sheen finish — not as flat as a matte and not as bright as a polished chrome — and the brushed texture runs across the arch surface in a way that softens the light without dulling the metal. It is a finish that coordinates naturally with stainless appliances and chrome plumbing without competing with either. The arch profile, at 1/2 inch wide, keeps the hardware slim enough that the length reads as a line rather than a mass on the door.
This pull suits cabinet designers, kitchen specifiers, and homeowners fitting out a kitchen or built-in where some fronts are wide enough to need hardware at 12 inch centers. It is a practical choice for contemporary and transitional interiors running silver-tone fixtures, particularly where the hardware program mixes knobs on doors with longer pulls on drawers, since the Benning collection carries matching pieces across both types. Contractors and cabinet shops fitting appliance-adjacent cabinetry or oversized islands will find the 12 inch spacing directly compatible with fronts that shorter hardware cannot serve.
The 12 inch figure is the center-to-center spacing — the distance between the two mounting holes. The 13 inch figure is the overall end-to-end length of the pull. Drill on the 12 inch dimension; the extra inch is grip and post overhang on each end.
Yes. A tall pantry or utility door is one of the best applications for 12 inch hardware — the longer span gives the hand a comfortable grip point and proportions well against a full-height front.
The Benning collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Brushed Nickel finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one series.
It generally does. The brushed texture and silver tone of this finish sit in the same family as most stainless appliance finishes, though exact match across brands is never guaranteed.
When the drawer or door is wide enough that shorter hardware looks like an afterthought, this Benning pull at 12 inch centers gives the front the scale and the finish it deserves.
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