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This Top Knobs Benning pull mounts on 12 inch (305 mm) centers and is sized for the wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and oversized fronts where a standard-scale pull would read as undersized.
The 12 inch center-to-center is the standard spacing for large-format cabinet hardware: wide base drawers that span a two-door opening, tall pantry fronts, furniture-style islands with deep drawer stacks, and range-hood skirts. At this spacing the pull anchors the front visually the same way a long appliance pull does, without requiring appliance-classification hardware. It is also the go-to spacing for replacing existing 12 inch pulls on a kitchen renovation where the hole pattern is already set.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Warm Brass. Where a polished brass finish pushes bright and reflective, Warm Brass carries a softer, more amber tone that suits painted cabinetry and natural wood equally well. It sits in the gold tone family without reading as yellow, which makes it a stable choice in kitchens where the hardware is meant to add warmth without competing with the cabinetry color. The arch profile runs across its 13 inch span with a 1/2 inch width, keeping the face narrow and the overall line clean rather than heavy.
Cabinet shops and designers running a Warm Brass program through a full kitchen reach for the 12 inch Benning where the drawer or door front is too wide for a shorter pull to feel proportional. At this center-to-center, it commonly lands on the widest base drawers in a run, the refrigerator-adjacent tall cabinets, and any furniture-style piece where the hardware scale should match the cabinet scale. Homeowners replacing an existing 12 inch pull can drop this onto the existing holes without new drilling. Because it belongs to the Benning collection, companion pieces in the same series carry the same arch profile and Warm Brass finish, making it straightforward to mix pulls on drawers and knobs on doors across a project.
The 12 inch measurement is the distance between your two mounting holes — the number you match to your existing drill pattern or use when laying out new holes. The 13 inch figure is the total end-to-end length of the pull and governs how much visual space it occupies on the front.
A 12 inch center-to-center pull is one of the most common choices for tall and wide cabinet fronts. Whether it is the right proportion depends on the specific front width, but it is sized for large-format cabinetry rather than for standard drawer boxes.
Yes. The Benning series from Top Knobs includes knobs and pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes. Using pieces from the same series in the same finish is the reliable way to keep the hardware language consistent across a full kitchen.
Not quite. Warm Brass has a softer, lower-sheen tone than a traditional polished brass. It reads as a warm gold rather than a bright one, which tends to work with a wider range of cabinet colors.
When the front is wide and the hole pattern is set at 12 inches, this Benning pull in Warm Brass delivers the right span, the right warmth, and the right arch profile to anchor it without excess.
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