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This Würth bar pull is a straightforward surface-mount cabinet pull for drawer fronts and cabinet doors, finished in Satin Nickel on a slender bar profile.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is one of the most widely used hole patterns in residential cabinetry, which makes this pull a natural fit on existing drawer banks drilled to that spacing as well as on new construction. At just under five and a half inches overall, it covers mid-width drawers and standard upper doors without overpowering either. The slim 0.47 inch bar keeps the hardware reading as a line across the front rather than as a separate object added to it, which is the right call on slab, flat-panel, and shaker-style doors where the geometry is already doing the work.
Satin Nickel is a brushed finish that sits in the middle of the hardware spectrum: cooler than a gold tone, warmer than a polished chrome, and low enough in sheen that it does not broadcast its location under cabinet lighting. The brushed texture means fingerprints and minor smudges read as texture rather than contrast, which is a practical advantage on frequently opened drawers in a kitchen or bath. Satin Nickel also coordinates easily with stainless appliances and brushed nickel plumbing fixtures, making it one of the lower-risk finish choices when hardware is the last decision before a project closes out.
This pull fits a wide range of buyers and situations. A cabinet shop running a contemporary or transitional kitchen program can specify it across the whole job without the finish fighting anything else in the room. A designer working with light-painted or natural wood cabinetry will find the Satin Nickel reads as neutral rather than dominant. A homeowner doing a targeted drawer hardware refresh on a box drilled to 96 mm centers can drop this in without touching the existing holes. The slim profile and common spacing also make it a practical choice for rental renovations and spec builds where hardware needs to feel considered without carrying a strong stylistic commitment.
It mounts on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers. Measure between the centers of your two existing holes to confirm the match before ordering.
The brushed surface texture reduces how visible everyday marks are compared to a polished finish. Wiping with a dry cloth keeps it looking clean.
Satin Nickel is a commonly paired finish with stainless appliances because both carry a cool, brushed metal tone. A direct finish match across brands is not guaranteed, but the combination is widely used and generally reads as cohesive.
Yes. A bar pull at this scale works on drawer fronts and on cabinet doors. Its linear profile suits horizontal drawer orientation and vertical door grain equally well.
When the goal is hardware that coordinates across a full kitchen or bath without drawing attention to itself, Satin Nickel in a slim bar profile is one of the most reliable answers in the catalog.