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This Top Knobs Cressing cup pull mounts on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers, a spacing sized for deep base drawers, wide pot-and-pan fronts, and furniture-scale drawer banks where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front.
Most cabinet pulls land in the 96 mm to 128 mm range, which suits standard drawer fronts just fine. The 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center spacing is a different conversation. It comes into its own on a wide base drawer, an oversized pot-and-pan drawer, or a furniture-style chest where a shorter pull would float visually in the middle of all that front. At this spacing the hardware anchors the drawer rather than accenting it. The cup form reinforces that scale: the shell reads as substantial, and the undergrip motion feels deliberate on a heavy drawer loaded with pots or linens. If the existing hole pattern in a wide bank already sits at 192 mm, this pull drops straight onto those centers without new drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. On a cup pull the polish behaves differently than it does on a flat bar: the curved shell catches light from multiple angles and shifts with it as a drawer opens, which gives the hardware more visual movement than a straight pull in the same finish. Polished Chrome is the straightforward pairing for kitchens already running chrome faucets, appliance handles, or lighting fixtures, where bringing the drawer hardware into the same metal family is the path of least friction. The Cressing series carries this finish across its companion pieces, so the pull coordinates with matching knobs and other Cressing hardware in Polished Chrome.
Cabinet shops building furniture-style islands, wide base runs, or entertainment centers are the natural buyers here. The 192 mm spacing is common on wider custom-built or semi-custom drawers, and a shop running a full Cressing program across a kitchen will pull this SKU for its largest fronts while stepping down to the 128 mm or 160 mm variants for mid-width drawers. Homeowners retrofitting a wide drawer bank that is already drilled to 192 mm centers will find this a direct swap. Designers specifying a transitional kitchen with a mix of cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors can keep everything within the Cressing series and avoid blending design languages across the hardware program.
7-9/16 inch (192 mm) is the center-to-center hole spacing, the distance between the two mounting holes. The overall length of the shell is 9-7/16 inches (240 mm), which is larger.
A cup pull is gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer and less so on a door. Most installations use cup pulls on drawers and pair them with knobs on doors, a combination the Cressing collection supports.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It wipes clean easily, but on a heavily used drawer it will need more frequent wiping than a low-sheen alternative.
Yes. The Cressing collection is available across multiple center-to-center spacings in Polished Chrome, so different-sized fronts in the same run can use the same design language and finish.
When the drawer is large enough that shorter hardware looks lost, the 7-9/16 inch cup pull in Polished Chrome gives the front the proportional weight it calls for, in a finish that ties cleanly to the rest of the room's chrome.
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