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This Top Knobs Cressing cup pull is a drawer-oriented grip hardware piece for cabinet fronts drilled on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, one of the most widely used hole spacings in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is the hole pattern already drilled in the majority of stock cabinet runs. That means this pull drops onto existing hardware without new drilling, which matters during a refresh where the boxes and doors are staying but the hardware is changing. If the current pulls are on 3-3/4 inch centers, this is a direct swap. State the spacing, match the holes, and move on to the next drawer.
The cup pull form adds a specific directional consideration. The shell is designed to be approached from below: the hand comes in underneath and hooks into the cup, a natural motion on a horizontal drawer face. On a door it is workable but less intuitive, which is why cup pulls traditionally pair with knobs on doors in the same collection. The Cressing series accommodates that arrangement.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray, a cool, low-saturation gray that sits in the Silver Tone color family without reading as chrome or brushed nickel. The tone is flat and even rather than metallic, which gives it a quieter presence than a polished surface would have. Against white or light wood fronts it reads as a defined accent; against gray or greige painted cabinetry it nearly disappears into the door, letting the profile rather than the color do the work.
At 1 inch of projection, this pull sits closer to the door face than deeper-profile cup pulls. The grip is accessible without standing proud of the cabinet front, which keeps the silhouette clean on frameless and inset installations alike.
This pull is a natural fit for transitional kitchens, painted bath vanities, and laundry or utility cabinetry where the hardware program runs gray or silver-tone and the fronts are flat or shaker-style. The Ash Gray finish bridges contemporary and traditional rooms without committing to either, which makes it a practical choice for remodel projects where adjacent rooms carry different design vocabularies.
Cabinet shops replacing hardware on a production run drilled to 96 mm centers will find this a straightforward specification. Designers building out a full kitchen in the Cressing collection can pair this cup pull on drawers with the Cressing knobs on doors for a unified program across the cabinetry.
Cup pulls are designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural approach on a drawer front. They can be mounted on doors but the grip angle is less comfortable, so most installations reserve cup pulls for drawers and pair them with knobs on doors from the same collection.
It reads as a defined cool-gray accent against white. It is not metallic, so it does not pick up light the way chrome or brushed nickel does. The tone is flat and muted.
Yes. This pull mounts on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers. If your existing holes are at that spacing, this is a direct replacement with no new drilling required.
The Cressing series includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish, so you can specify knobs on doors and this cup pull on drawers within a single coordinated program.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a transitional cup pull in a cool gray finish on the most common cabinet hole spacing, with no new drilling required.
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