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This Top Knobs Asbury pull is a transitional bar pull sized for cabinet drawers and doors that call for hardware with a longer reach. Finished in Brushed Satin Nickel and mounted on 6 inch (152 mm) centers, it fits the scale of wider drawer fronts where a shorter pull would look underweighted.
A 6 inch center-to-center pull is the hardware that takes over where 5-1/16 inch pulls start to feel small. On a wide base drawer — a full-width pot drawer, a cutlery bank, or a file drawer in a home office build — the longer spacing gives the hardware visual weight that matches the front. It also appears on taller upper doors and pantry panels, where a shorter pull would look lost in the middle of a large face. The key number here is the hole spacing: 6 inches between centers, not the 6-5/8 inch overall length of the bar.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. Brushed Satin Nickel sits between a polished and a matte surface: the brushing takes the mirror quality off the nickel tone while keeping it clearly silver rather than flat gray. The result handles kitchen light without picking up hot spots, which means it reads consistently across different lighting conditions rather than flaring under a pendant or recessed can. It is one of the most widely carried hardware finishes precisely because it coordinates with stainless appliances, chrome plumbing, and brushed nickel light fixtures without demanding an exact match.
This pull is well suited to transitional kitchens and baths where the cabinetry mixes some traditional detail with cleaner lines, and the hardware needs to work in both directions. Cabinet shops and designers specifying a full kitchen will find the 6 inch spacing useful on the wider drawers in a base cabinet run while pairing knobs or shorter pulls from the Asbury collection on the upper doors. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing layout drilled to 6 inch centers can swap directly onto the existing holes. It also works in home office built-ins, media rooms, and vanities wherever the drawer bank is scaled up enough to benefit from a longer pull.
Center-to-center is 6 inches (152 mm), which is the distance between the two mounting holes and the number to match to your existing drill pattern. Overall length is 6-5/8 inches (168 mm), which is the end-to-end size of the bar. The two are not the same, and the center-to-center figure is the one that determines whether it fits your doors or drawers.
It coordinates well in most kitchens. Both finishes share a cool silver tone, and the brushed texture on the pull is similar in sheen to a brushed stainless surface. They are not identical, but the combination is common and generally reads as intentional.
Yes. The Asbury collection includes knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, which is the standard approach for running pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one series.
It works well on vanity drawers and doors of the right scale. The 6 inch spacing suits a wider double-sink vanity drawer front where a shorter pull would look undersized.
When the drawer or door is wide enough that shorter hardware disappears on it, this Brushed Satin Nickel Asbury pull at 6 inch centers gives the front the visual anchor it needs without overpowering the cabinetry around it.
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