11 11/32'' (288.1 mm)

11 11/32 inch (288.1 mm) drill-center pulls for wide drawer and appliance panels

11 11/32 inch (288.1 mm) drill-center pulls cover the imperial conversion of a metric spacing close to 288 mm. The size sits just below the 12 inch appliance-pull threshold and shows up on wide drawer fronts, small appliance panels, and certain European-built cabinet runs. The spec is essentially a precise metric measurement converted into an awkward imperial fraction. That's why the listing appears at this exact dimension.

Where this size fits

Wide pot drawers in custom kitchens. Panel-ready under-counter appliances from European brands. Tall pantry and broom-closet doors that align with this exact spec. Some bath vanity drawer fronts in oversized primary baths. The size is non-standard enough that most installations using it are spec'd from a specific manufacturer's catalog. Custom designer kitchens with metric construction throughout occasionally land on this listing for a specific drawer face dimension.

What hardware looks like here

Bar pulls and architectural T-pulls. Flat strap pulls. The catalog is small because the spacing falls outside the main metric and imperial standards. Pulls offered at this length are usually from manufacturers that produce a continuous size range, letting designers specify to the exact required dimension. Finishes follow the modern pattern, with brushed nickel, matte black, and satin brass the most-stocked options.

Adjacent sizes worth comparing

The closest neighbor is 11 5/16 inch (287.3 mm). Below is 8 13/16 inch (223.8 mm). Above is 12 inch (304.8 mm). Replacement projects at this exact spacing usually start from the original appliance or cabinet specification rather than from a measurement off existing hardware, since the 1/32-inch precision is easy to misread on a steel rule.