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This Top Knobs Hopewell bar pull is a contemporary steel bar pull that mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide drawer fronts and standard upper cabinet doors in a modern or transitional kitchen.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center dimension is one step up from the common 128 mm spacing, and that step matters. On a wide base drawer — a 24 inch pot-and-pan drawer, a spice drawer bank, or a furniture-style island drawer — a shorter pull can look stranded in the middle of the front. At 160 mm, this pull fills the visual zone without overpowering the front. It also drops directly onto existing 160 mm holes, which makes it a practical choice when replacing hardware in a kitchen already drilled to that spacing. Upper cabinet doors with wide stiles are another natural home: the pull is long enough to read clearly against the door but narrow enough that it does not compete with the cabinetry.
The pull is made from steel rather than the zinc die-cast that dominates most of this category, which gives it a denser feel in the hand and a harder surface under daily use. The Flat Black finish is a non-glossy, non-metallic black with no sheen to it. That matters in a kitchen: a matte surface does not pick up overhead lighting the way a polished or satin finish does, so the pull reads as a solid dark line across the door rather than as something that catches the eye independently. Against white, cream, or light-toned fronts it holds a clean contrast; against black or charcoal cabinetry it recedes and lets the door profile do the work.
This pull is a good fit for cabinet shops specifying hardware for a contemporary or minimalist kitchen, designers building a hardware program around flat-front or slab-door cabinetry, and contractors sourcing replacements for an existing 160 mm hole pattern. The slim 15/32 inch bar keeps the profile tight, which is the right call when the cabinetry is the visual statement and the hardware is meant to support it quietly. Because it belongs to the Top Knobs Bar Pulls collection, companion pieces in the same series and finish are available for drawers of other widths — useful when a single kitchen runs multiple drawer sizes and the hardware program needs to stay consistent across all of them.
The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) figure is the center-to-center distance between the two mounting holes — the number you match to your existing holes or use to lay out new ones. The 9-1/8 inch overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull, including the posts and the overhanging bar. These are two different measurements, and only the center-to-center dimension determines the drill pattern.
Both wipe clean with a damp cloth. Steel as a base material simply feels denser and is less prone to flex than a zinc die-cast of the same cross-section. The Flat Black finish is the same surface treatment regardless of substrate.
Yes. The Top Knobs Bar Pulls collection includes companion pieces, so you can run this pull on drawers and coordinate with knobs on doors without introducing a second design language.
A matte finish is more forgiving of fine surface marks than a polished one, because there is no reflective layer to interrupt. Fingerprints are also less visible than on a polished or satin surface.
When the kitchen runs multiple drawer sizes, 160 mm centers give this pull a place in the program where the 128 mm pull runs short and the next size up runs long — keeping the hardware visually proportionate from the narrowest door to the widest drawer front.
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