7 7/16'' (188.9 mm)

7 7/16 inch (188.9 mm) drill-center pulls for wide drawers and small appliance panels

7 7/16 inch (188.9 mm) drill-center pulls fall in the wide-drawer and small-appliance-panel range. The 188.9 mm spacing is close enough to the European 192 mm spec that brands occasionally cross-list the two. Drawer fronts in the 30 to 38 inch range carry this size, and it's common on the small-format appliance panels used for under-counter refrigerators and microwave drawers. The size also appears on certain panel-ready dishwashers from European manufacturers.

Where this size lives

Wide pots-and-pans drawers, full-width vanity drawers in larger bathrooms, and the cabinet-face panels on small built-in appliances are the typical landing spots. The size also shows up on the upper-row drawers of stacked cabinetry in modern designs that want a consistent bar pull across the full run. Custom kitchens with above-standard drawer widths often hold one size across the lower bank. 7 7/16 inch is a common pick for that role.

What hardware looks like at this length

Bar pulls in round and squared profiles, flat strap pulls, and longer T-pulls. The size sits on the boundary between cabinet pulls and dedicated appliance pulls, so some listings appear under both categories. Material thickness becomes a visible variable at this length, and heavier brands feel noticeably more substantial than lightweight ones. The finish catalog is broad, particularly in brushed nickel, matte black, satin brass, and aged bronze. On larger installations, holding one pull family across the full lower drawer bank reads as a coherent specification rather than a mix of close-but-not-matching sizes.

Adjacent sizes worth comparing

The closest neighbor on the European side is 7 9/16 inch (192.1 mm), often listed for the same physical drilling. For narrower drawer fronts, see 6 5/16 inch (160.3 mm). For wider, see 8 inch (203.2 mm).