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This Top Knobs Hopewell bar pull is a contemporary steel bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, centering on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) mounting holes and measuring 9-1/8 inches overall.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is one step up from the 128 mm standard spacing, and that step matters on wider drawers and taller door fronts. It gives a pull that looks proportional on a base cabinet drawer bank and avoids the under-scaled look a shorter pull can leave on a front that has real width to it. This spacing is also a common choice on frameless cabinetry where door widths run generous, and on furniture-style islands where the pull is part of the composition rather than just a grip. Pair this with knobs from the same TK Series on the doors above and the hardware reads as a program, not a patchwork.
The bar is made from steel, which is less common than zinc in this category and contributes a consistent cross-section and edge sharpness that suits the contemporary profile. The Brushed Satin Nickel finish sits in the silver tone family: it has enough warmth to avoid reading cold against white or light-wood cabinetry, and enough restraint to stay out of the way of stainless appliances and chrome plumbing fixtures. The brushed texture diffuses light along the bar rather than concentrating it, so the pull holds a quiet, even tone across the face rather than catching glare at the edges.
Cabinet shops working on contemporary and transitional kitchens reach for this pull when a client wants hardware that coordinates with existing satin nickel fixtures without locking the room into a single metal. Designers building out a full hardware program use the 160 mm spacing on wide base drawers while stepping down to the 128 mm version on narrower pulls or to knobs on upper doors, all within the same TK Series. Contractors doing a targeted hardware refresh find the 6-5/16 inch spacing useful when replacing an existing pull drilled to that center, since the overall length and projection are both within the proportional expectations for that hole pattern.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches and 160 mm are the same standard spacing, just expressed in different unit systems. The mounting holes are 160 mm apart center to center.
The 160 mm center-to-center and 9-1/8 inch overall length suit mid- to large-format fronts. A common design practice is to size the pull to roughly a third of the drawer width, though that is a preference rather than a fixed rule.
Brushed Satin Nickel is in the same silver tone family as polished nickel and chrome, but the surface texture and sheen level differ between them. Coordination within the same finish is reliable; matching across brands or finish levels is a visual call that depends on the specific fixtures in the space.
The product listing does not confirm included fasteners. Verify what ships in the box before ordering if screws are needed for the installation.
Choose this pull when the hole pattern is 160 mm and the finish program calls for a brushed silver tone that reads quietly beside stainless fixtures and light cabinetry.
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