Is 4 inch the same as 102 mm for cabinet pulls?

Yes. A 4 inch cabinet pull refers to a 102 mm center-to-center hole spacing — the distance between the centers of the two screw holes used to mount the pull.

How do I know if I need 4 inch (102 mm) pulls for my cabinets?

Remove one of your current pulls and measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. If it measures about 4 inches (≈ 102 mm), then 4" / 102 mm pulls will fit without drilling new holes.

Will a 4 inch pull fit most drawers and cabinets?

A 4 inch (102 mm) pull is a versatile mid-size option good for many cabinet drawers and medium-sized doors. It balances grab comfort with compatibility, though very wide drawers may still benefit from longer pulls.

What if my existing holes don’t match 102 mm spacing?

If your current hardware holes use a different spacing (e.g. 76 mm, 96 mm, 128 mm, etc.), then a 4" / 102 mm pull won’t fit properly without redrilling. Using matching spacing ensures easy installation and avoids misaligned pulls.

Cabinet and Drawer Pulls With 4" (102mm) Hole Spacing

4 Inch (102 mm) Cabinet Pulls & Drawer Handles

If your cabinets or drawers are drilled for 4" (102 mm) center-to-center hole spacing, this collection brings together all of our compatible pulls — making replacement or new hardware selection simple and precise.

Browse a wide array of styles and finishes — from matte black and brushed nickel to polished chrome and classic brass — all with the same 4" (102 mm) spacing to fit your existing holes or cabinetry setup.

What Does 4" (102 mm) Hole Spacing Mean?

The term hole spacing — also called center-to-center (CTC) — refers to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes on your cabinet or drawer front where a pull is screwed in.

With 4" spacing, the screw holes are 4 inches apart — or approximately 102 mm center-to-center.
Any pull in this collection is drilled to match that spacing, so when installed you won’t need to redrill or fill old holes.

How to Measure Your Existing Hardware Before Ordering

Remove one existing pull from your cabinet or drawer front.
Using a ruler or tape measure, measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other.
If the measurement reads about 4 inches (or very close when converting to metric), then your spacing is 4" / 102 mm.
Select a pull from this collection — it will match your existing holes for a no-drill install.

Because 4" (102 mm) is a common “mid-size” spacing, it works well for standard drawers, cabinets, or any furniture requiring a slightly longer pull than smaller 3" or 3.75" pulls.

Styles & Finishes Available in 4" (102 mm) Pulls

Within this 4" / 102 mm collection you’ll find cabinet and drawer pulls suited to a variety of design aesthetics:

Finishes: matte black, satin/brushed nickel, polished chrome, oil-rubbed bronze, brushed brass / gold-tone, and more
Styles: modern bar pulls, transitional and traditional pulls, square or rounded bars, arch pulls, minimalist handles
Applications: kitchen & bathroom cabinets, vanity drawers, built-ins, furniture, closets, laundry rooms, and more

Use the filters on this collection page to refine by finish, style, overall length, or price — while maintaining the same 4" (102 mm) hole spacing.

When to Use 4" (102 mm) Cabinet Pulls

4" (102 mm) pulls are ideal when:

Your existing cabinet or drawer holes are spaced 4" apart
You want a pull that’s slightly longer and easier to grasp than smaller 3" or 3.75" pulls
You’re updating drawers or doors that are wider or heavier — giving better leverage and balance
You're aiming for a balanced look on medium-size drawers or furniture pieces where a full-length pull might look too heavy

For larger drawers or wide cabinet doors, you may still want to consider much longer pulls — but 4" pulls offer a good balance of size, usability, and compatibility for many standard cabinets.

Cabinet and Drawer Pulls With 4" (102mm) Hole Spacing

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