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This Top Knobs Aspen II pull is a large-format contemporary bar pull designed for wide drawers, pantry doors, and tall cabinet fronts where standard-sized hardware would read as underscaled.
At 18 inches on center, this pull is sized for the fronts that define a kitchen's visual hierarchy: a wide base drawer bank, a floor-to-ceiling pantry, a refrigerator panel, or a furniture-scale island. On a front that runs 24 inches wide or broader, a 3 or 5 inch pull disappears. This one holds the proportion because the hardware span matches the span of the front. It is also the natural choice for a tall cabinet door in a contemporary kitchen where the design intent is a single horizontal line of hardware rather than a centered knob. The rounded bar section reinforces that line with a softer edge, which suits a program mixing slab fronts with curved drawer boxes better than a fully squared profile would.
The bar is zinc construction finished in Polished Nickel, a bright, mirror-quality surface in the silver tone family. Polished Nickel runs warmer than Polished Chrome — it carries a slight golden undertone that reads differently under incandescent and LED sources, picking up more warmth under warm-white lighting. On a large bar at nearly 20 inches overall, that reflective surface becomes part of the room's light, not just a hardware detail. The rounded section contributes to this: a round bar catches light along a single highlight line along its crown, giving the pull a clean, single-stroke silhouette whether the cabinetry behind it is light or dark.
Cabinet shops specifying contemporary kitchens reach for this pull when the client wants a coordinated hardware program that scales to appliance-height cabinetry without switching to a different product family. Designers building a mixed-hardware kitchen — knobs on uppers, pulls on lowers and drawers — use the 18-inch center-to-center to anchor the wide drawers and pantry fronts while drawing companion pieces from the Aspen II collection for the smaller hardware. Homeowners remodeling a kitchen with a tall island or oversized refrigerator cabinet will find that this is the size that makes the hardware look intentional rather than afterthought. It mounts on 18-inch centers, which is the standard spacing for this scale of pull, so it drops onto existing holes if the cabinet was originally drilled for an 18-inch bar.
A rounded bar has a circular cross-section, so the grip is a full cylinder in the hand. A square bar has flat faces and corners. The rounded section tends to feel more comfortable under the palm on a long pull where the hand wraps around rather than pinches.
They are different finishes. Polished Nickel carries a slight warm undertone, while Polished Chrome is a cooler, bluer bright silver. The two are visually similar at a glance but read differently next to each other, so matching to existing fixtures by finish name alone is not reliable across brands or collections.
An 18-inch pull is sized for fronts roughly 24 inches wide and larger, including wide drawers, full-height pantry doors, and refrigerator panels. A common design practice is to size the pull to approximately one third of the front's width, which places this pull in the 48-to-60-inch range by that convention — though it is a proportion guideline, not a fixed specification.
Yes. The Aspen II series includes matching knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so a coordinated kitchen program — knobs on doors, pulls on drawers — can be built entirely within the collection.
When the cabinetry is wide and the design calls for hardware that spans it, the 18-inch Aspen II pull in Polished Nickel delivers the proportion and the finish in one piece from a coordinated collection.
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