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This Top Knobs Zander pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and finished in Slate.
The 192 mm center-to-center places this pull in a category that serves the widest runs of cabinetry: deep base drawers, double-wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and refrigerator-adjacent tall panels where a shorter pull would look undersized. At just over 7-1/2 inches between the mounting holes and 8-1/2 inches end to end, the Zander fills those fronts without overreaching them. It is also the natural choice when an existing hole pattern at 192 mm needs a direct replacement, since the mounting footprint matches exactly.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a muted, cool gray that sits between black hardware and silver hardware without reading as either. On white or light-painted fronts it holds a quiet contrast. Against gray, navy, or green cabinetry it functions as a tone-on-tone detail that keeps the eye on the door rather than the hardware. The flat 1/2 inch bar section keeps the geometry clean, which is the visual logic of the Zander line: a pull that is present without being decorative.
This pull works well for designers and cabinet shops specifying hardware for contemporary and transitional kitchens where the hardware program needs a gray-toned option that is not matte black and not stainless. It suits wide drawer stacks in islands and peninsula runs, and it pairs cleanly with Zander knobs on upper doors for a single-series installation. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wider drawer bank drilled to 192 mm will find this a straightforward swap.
Center-to-center — 7-9/16 inches on this pull — is the distance between the two mounting holes and the number to match when replacing existing hardware. Overall length, 8-1/2 inches, is the end-to-end size of the bar and governs how the pull looks on the front.
Slate reads as a cool, slightly blue-toned gray rather than a warm or beige-inflected one. It coordinates well with white, gray, and cooler-toned cabinet finishes.
Yes. The Zander collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Slate finish, so mixing pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the same series is the intended use.
A slim bar at this scale suits slab-front and shaker cabinetry best, where the flat geometry of the pull reinforces the flat geometry of the door. It is a natural fit in contemporary and transitional kitchens.
When the drawer fronts are wide and the door panels are tall, the Zander at 192 mm centers keeps the hardware proportional to the cabinetry around it, in a finish that works across a broad range of contemporary palettes.
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