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   user-211435 | Feb 18, 2024 03:21pm | #1

   You'll probably need to search somewhere other than the usual places. Look online at places like Richlieu or EB Bradley. Or just do a search of '9 3/4" drawer pulls".
   Here are some on Amazon. It took about 20 seconds to find them.

   https://www.amazon.com/Dynasty-Hardware-P-1005-SN-European-Nickel/dp/B00GR860IA

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   Ryan_Holland | Feb 18, 2024 03:57pm | #3

   I'm actually pretty handy with search engines and Amazon and things like that. When I stated in my post that I've been searching and I'm finding nothing, I meant it. The ones you mentioned on Amazon are 9 and 3/4 overall length, not hole spacing.

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   _mj_ | Feb 18, 2024 03:22pm | #2

   might it be 250mm?

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   pantalones868 | Feb 19, 2024 07:02pm | #4

   Yah metric, my thinking as well but most of the metric pulls in that range have 256 mm spacing or 10 1/6". Who manufactured your cabinets? Some companies --- (ikea is famous for this )manufacture stuff that only their stuff can be used with.

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   esch5995 | Feb 19, 2024 10:05pm | #5

   You are probably going to have to what I tell many people with 3" pulls you will need to use a backplate to cover the hole and redrill at a common size.

   https://www.myknobs.com/pdp/schaub-pub-house-pull-backplate/schaub-and-company-5110b-ssb/schaub-and-company-10-centers-pull-backplate-in-signature-satin-brass

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   rob_ss | Feb 20, 2024 04:33am | #6

   250mm fixing centres is quite uncommon even in metric land so there is not as much choice. I'd recommend re-measuring with a metric rule as it's unlikely to be metric if it's not a round number of mm.
   I have had good success with filling holes with epoxy putty and painting to match the door. On flat laminate, you can get a good paint colour match with the spectrometer in most hardware shops and though it is visible, it is not noticeable. On wood, with care, paint can make a patch invisible to all but the closest inspection.