3 3/4 Inch Cabinet Pulls

These 3 3/4 inch cabinet pulls include a 96 mm center-to-center option. The listed size is the distance between the mounting holes, not the full handle length. For replacement hardware, measure the old holes in millimeters and compare the new mounting bases with any marks left by the old pull.

Measure the old holes from center to center

Remove one old pull and measure between the centers of the two screw holes, preferably in millimeters. Choose the product variant listed as 3-3/4 inches or 96 mm. Do not use the full handle length to determine whether the pull will fit.

Read the 96 mm label carefully

An exact 3 3/4 inches is 95.25 mm, while the products in this collection use the common 96 mm size. The difference is only 0.75 mm, so retailers often group the two measurements together. Existing holes and mounting posts can still vary, so do not force the screws if they do not enter straight.

Check the mounting bases

A replacement pull may fit the old holes but still expose an outline, indentation, or faded area left by the previous hardware. Compare the width and shape of the new mounting bases with the complete footprint of the old pull.

Test one pull before ordering the full set

Older cabinets may have small spacing differences from one drawer to another, especially when the holes were drilled by hand. Measure more than one location and order one sample before buying hardware for the entire room. This lets you confirm the fit and see whether the new bases cover the old marks.

For detailed measurement instructions, use our Cabinet Handles & Pulls Measurement Guide. If the holes do not match or old marks remain visible, read our Cabinet Pulls With Backplates Guide.

FAQ

Is a 3 3/4 inch cabinet pull the same as a 96 mm pull?
They are commonly sold as the same size category, but the measurements are not mathematically identical. Three and three-quarter inches equals 95.25 mm, while 96 mm equals about 3.78 inches. Products in this collection use 96 mm hole spacing.
Will a 96 mm pull fit my existing 3 3/4 inch holes?
It may fit because the difference is only 0.75 mm, but the fit is not guaranteed. Measure the existing holes in millimeters and test one pull before ordering a full set.
Can I replace 3 3/4 inch pulls with 4 inch pulls?
Not without changing the holes. A 4-inch pull has 101.6 mm hole spacing, which is 5.6 mm wider than a 96 mm pull. Choose 96 mm hardware if you want to reuse the existing holes.
Does the listed size refer to the total handle length?
No. It refers to the center-to-center distance between the mounting holes. Overall length and projection vary by design.
Will a replacement pull cover marks left by the old hardware?
That depends on the width and shape of the mounting bases. Matching the hole spacing helps the screws line up, but it does not guarantee that the new pull will cover the complete outline left by the old one.