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The Würth Arch pull is a compact contemporary cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces, finished in Satin Nickel and mounting on standard 3-inch centers.
A 3-inch center-to-center pull is a workhorse spacing. It fits narrow drawers, upper door stiles, and the kind of medium-scale cabinetry that makes up most of a kitchen run. Because 3-inch holes are among the most frequently drilled in residential cabinet work, this pull is a practical replacement candidate on existing cabinetry as well as a straightforward spec for new work. The slim 0.54-inch-wide profile keeps it from overpowering a smaller front, and the clean arch form reads consistently across shaker, slab, and transitional door styles.
Satin Nickel is a brushed finish rather than a polished one, which is the distinction that matters in a working kitchen. A brushed surface scatters light across the texture rather than concentrating it in a reflection, so the hardware stays visually quiet under recessed lighting and does not read as a focal point. It also shows everyday contact marks less readily than a high-polish finish, and wipes clean without leaving obvious streaks. The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy, which holds fine detail in casting and accepts a consistent, even finish across the face. The Satin Nickel tone sits in a silver-gray register that coordinates broadly with stainless appliances and brushed fixture hardware without requiring an exact match.
This pull is a natural fit for kitchen renovations and new builds where the hardware palette is silver-toned and the cabinetry runs contemporary or transitional. Designers specifying a full kitchen often pair pulls on drawers with knobs on doors from the same Arch collection, keeping the design language unified without requiring identical hardware across every front. For a cabinet shop running a standard hole pattern or a contractor replacing a kitchen's hardware in kind, the 3-inch spacing covers the widest common denominator in residential cabinetry, reducing the chance of a mismatch on existing holes.
The brushed silver-gray tone is close in value to most stainless appliance finishes and coordinates well in most kitchens, though exact matches across brands and products are never guaranteed.
At just under 1 inch, there is enough clearance behind the grip for a comfortable finger pull without the hardware standing noticeably proud of the door face.
Measure between the centers of your existing mounting holes. If they are 3 inches apart, this pull mounts directly without any new drilling.
Yes. The Arch collection includes companion hardware in the same series and finish, so pulls and knobs can be coordinated across a kitchen from one family.
This pull is the right choice when the hardware needs to blend into a brushed-silver palette, drop onto a standard 3-inch hole pattern, and stay out of the way of the cabinetry it mounts on.