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This Top Knobs Cressing cup pull mounts on 2-3/4 inch (70 mm) centers, making it one of the smaller spacings in the Cressing lineup and well suited to narrow drawers, spice pulls, and petite door fronts where a larger pull would overwhelm the front.
The 2-3/4 inch center-to-center is the right call when the front is too narrow to carry a longer pull without the hardware running edge to edge. Spice drawers, utensil inserts, narrow base cabinets, and small bathroom vanity drawers all tend to fall in this range. It is also the spacing most often found on older cabinetry where the original hardware was sized to suit modest drawer widths, so this pull can land on existing holes without any new drilling. The cup form reinforces that it belongs on a drawer: the hand comes in from below, hooks into the shell, and pulls, which is a natural motion in that orientation and a slightly awkward one on a vertical door.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome is a bright, mirror-like surface that picks up and reflects whatever is around it, so it reads differently depending on the cabinetry color and the room's light. On white or light-painted fronts it holds a clean contrast; on darker cabinetry it adds a flash of brightness. Polished Chrome also coordinates readily with chrome plumbing fixtures and appliance trim, which makes it a practical choice when the rest of the room is already running that metal. Because it is a polished rather than a brushed surface, it will show fingerprints more readily and wipes clean just as easily.
This is a good fit for a kitchen, bath, or utility space where the drawer fronts are on the smaller side and the hardware program runs polished chrome throughout. It also works well in transitional interiors where the cabinetry is neither strictly traditional nor fully contemporary, since the Cressing collection sits comfortably between those two languages. Cabinet shops building petite vanities or narrow base runs, and homeowners replacing original hardware on older kitchens, will find the 2-3/4 inch spacing the most useful spec on this page. Companion knobs and pulls in the Cressing series carry the same finish and design language, so mixing knobs on doors with this pull on drawers is straightforward within the collection.
If your current holes are drilled 2-3/4 inches apart center to center, this pull drops straight in. Measure between the centers of your two existing holes to confirm before ordering.
Yes. The cup scoops toward the hand when mounted correctly on a drawer, so it has a right-side up. Install it with the opening facing down so the grip is natural.
Polished Chrome is a standard bright chrome finish. It coordinates well with most chrome plumbing and appliance finishes, though an exact match across brands is never guaranteed since finish formulations vary by manufacturer.
A cup pull can be mounted on a door, but the grip is designed to be approached from below, so it is most natural on a drawer. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors.
When the front is narrow and the spacing needs to stay at 2-3/4 inches, this Cressing cup pull in Polished Chrome handles the job without competing with the cabinetry around it.
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