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This Top Knobs Cressing cup pull is a zinc shell-form drawer pull in Brushed Satin Nickel, designed to mount on 2-3/4 inch (70 mm) centers for narrow drawer fronts where standard 3-3/4 inch spacing leaves the hardware looking overscaled.
Most cabinet pulls are drilled at 96 mm or 128 mm centers, which covers the wide middle of the market. But a spice drawer, a narrow utility pull-out, a jewelry drawer, or a compact furniture piece built on a tighter module does not have room for that hole pattern. The 70 mm spacing fills that gap. It gives the drawer a proper grip without pushing hardware to the edges of a front that is not wide enough to carry it. This cup pull is the form that suits that scenario best: it reads as furniture hardware rather than cabinet hardware, which is appropriate when the piece it is mounted on is small and detailed.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed surface diffuses light evenly along the shell, keeping the tone consistent across the curved underside of the cup. Satin Nickel sits in the cool-silver range without the high reflectivity of a polished finish, so it holds its appearance well in a working kitchen or bath environment. Because the finish is applied to zinc rather than to solid nickel, the look is consistent across every piece in the Cressing series without the cost premium that solid metal construction carries.
This pull is well suited to cabinet makers and designers specifying hardware for furniture-style cabinetry, kitchen islands with narrow drawer modules, or freestanding pieces where the drawer front width calls for a tighter hole pattern. Homeowners replacing hardware on a vintage or reproduction piece drilled to a 70 mm spacing will find the 2-3/4 inch center-to-center a straightforward match. Because it belongs to the Cressing collection, it coordinates with knobs on doors and pulls in other sizes within the same series, which is the practical way to run a mixed hardware program across a full kitchen or bath without mixing design languages.
The 96 mm (3-3/4 inch) spacing became the most widely used standard for base and upper cabinet drawers. The 70 mm spacing serves narrower modules, furniture-scale pieces, and drawers where a wider pattern would crowd the front. Both are standard drill patterns; 70 mm is the less common of the two.
A cup pull is gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer and an awkward one on a door. It works mechanically on a door, but most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors for a more natural grip on each surface.
The projection is 1 inch (25 mm) from the mounting surface to the back of the grip.
Brushed Satin Nickel is a cool silver-tone finish, and it sits close to satin chrome in the tonal range. Whether it reads as a match to chrome fixtures in a specific room depends on the light and the other finishes present. No cross-brand or cross-series match is guaranteed.
When the front is small and the hole pattern is tight, the Cressing cup pull in Brushed Satin Nickel gives a compact drawer the grip and the finish it deserves without forcing a larger spacing onto a smaller front.
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