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This Top Knobs Aspen II pull is a contemporary rounded bar pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6 inch (152 mm) centers.
The 6 inch center-to-center is the step up from the 5-1/16 inch standard, and it earns its place on fronts where the smaller spacing starts to look undersized. Wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and two-panel upper doors are the natural applications: enough front width that the hardware needs to hold its own visually, but not so wide that it demands the 8 or 9 inch formats. For shops and designers building or specifying kitchens in the 30-to-42-inch base range, this spacing often becomes the pull that carries the majority of the run. The rounded bar softens the linear profile just enough to keep it from reading as industrial on painted or wood-grain fronts.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this level of polish is a mirror surface: it reflects the cabinetry, the light source, and the room back at the viewer, which gives the hardware a presence that a brushed or matte finish does not. On white or light-painted fronts the contrast is clean and graphic. On darker stained fronts the chrome reads as a bright accent. Either way, it joins the faucet, the appliances, and the light fixtures rather than working against them, which is the practical reason chrome remains one of the most specified finishes in kitchen hardware. The rounded bar cross-section reinforces that approachability: the edges are soft, and the grip registers comfortably in the hand on repeated use across a full kitchen of drawers.
Cabinet shops doing spec builds and contract kitchens reach for this pull when the client has chosen chrome fixtures and needs hardware that aligns without negotiation. Designers specifying contemporary or transitional kitchens use the 6 inch spacing to proportion pulls against drawer fronts that are wide enough to handle the scale. Homeowners retrofitting existing cabinetry drilled to 6 inch centers will find this is a direct hole-for-hole replacement, since the 152 mm spacing is a standard interval. The Aspen II collection covers multiple center-to-center lengths in the same rounded bar profile and Polished Chrome finish, so mixed knob-and-pull kitchens can draw from one series without any visible discontinuity across the hardware program.
The center-to-center measurement, 6 inches (152 mm), is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes and is the number you match to your existing drill pattern or new drilling template. The overall length, 7 inches (178 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull including the posts, and it governs how much space the hardware occupies on the front.
The bar is rounded, at 13/16 inch (20.5 mm) wide, so the grip has a curved cross-section rather than a squared face. This is the defining detail of the Aspen II profile across all its center-to-center sizes.
A mirror-polished surface does pick up smudges more visibly than a brushed finish, and it wipes clean quickly with a dry cloth. In high-touch applications like a kitchen drawer bank, it is worth factoring into the maintenance expectation.
The Aspen II collection includes companion knobs in the same rounded profile and Polished Chrome finish. Mixing pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the same series is the standard way to keep the hardware program consistent.
When the front is large enough that a shorter pull looks lost and a longer one reads as oversized, the 6 inch Aspen II in Polished Chrome is the pull that holds its proportion and keeps the chrome program unified across the room.
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