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This Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-profile bar pull designed for cabinet drawers and doors, mounted on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers. At this spacing, it covers the range where standard pulls run short and appliance-scale hardware runs long, making it a natural fit for wide base drawers, deep pot-and-pan fronts, and larger upper cabinet doors.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is the step between the 160 mm pull used on mid-width drawers and the 224 mm pull used on the widest base runs. It lands on wide single-drawer fronts, on stacked-drawer banks where the middle drawer is the deep one, and on cabinet doors that are tall enough to need a pull with some visual reach. Designers and cabinet shops reach for this spacing when a 128 mm or 160 mm pull would look pinched on the front, and when scaling up to 224 mm would feel disproportionate. The 8-1/2 inch overall length gives the pull enough visual presence on the front without overpowering it.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool mid-gray with a low-sheen surface that reads as a neutral in a Silver Tone family. Unlike a polished silver or chrome, Slate does not pick up reflections from surrounding surfaces, which keeps the hardware quiet on the front rather than drawing attention to itself. It suits cabinetry in grays, whites, and greige tones where the finish should harmonize rather than contrast, and it stays legible against darker painted or stained fronts without going stark. The arch profile adds a subtle curve to the grip without introducing an obvious decorative shape, keeping the pull in a contemporary design language.
This pull works for cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for contemporary kitchens, bathrooms, and utility spaces where the drawer fronts run wide and the finish program is gray or neutral. It is equally useful for a homeowner replacing an undersized pull on a wide drawer bank: the 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is a standard spacing at this scale, so it drops onto existing holes drilled to that pattern. Because it belongs to the Benning collection, companion knobs and pulls in the same series are available for mixing on doors and drawers within one project.
Center-to-center is 7-9/16 inches (192 mm), the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, and is the number that must match your existing holes or your drilling template. Overall length is 8-1/2 inches (216 mm), the full end-to-end size of the pull, and is a clearance and proportion figure.
Slate is a cool, muted gray. It sits in the Silver Tone color family and has a low-sheen surface rather than a polished one.
This spacing works well on wide single-drawer fronts, deeper pot-and-pan drawers, and taller cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized. It is a common choice in the step between 160 mm and 224 mm hardware.
Yes. The Benning collection includes companion pieces in the same series, so knobs and pulls in Slate can be coordinated across doors and drawers in one project.
When the drawer or door front is wide enough to need a 192 mm pull and the finish program calls for a quiet, cool gray, this Benning pull covers both requirements without compromise.
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