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This Top Knobs TK Series bar pull mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that scales to wide drawer banks, pantry fronts, and taller cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized. It is part of the Bar Pulls collection and finished in Ash Gray.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is a step up from the more common 128 mm spacing, and that step matters most on cabinetry where a shorter pull would look pinched. Wide base drawers, three-drawer stacks on a furniture-style island, full-height pantry doors, and tall upper cabinets are all cases where 160 mm reads as intentional scale rather than an afterthought. The 6-11/16 inch overall length gives just enough overhang past the mounting holes to finish the ends cleanly without extending into the adjacent frame or hinge.
The pull is made from steel, which gives the slim 1/2 inch bar more rigidity than the zinc-alloy construction common in this segment. Ash Gray is a cool, muted finish that sits in the Silver Tone family without the shine of a polished chrome or the warmth of a brushed nickel. It works well against white, light gray, and greige cabinet fronts, where it holds enough contrast to be readable without pulling visual weight away from the cabinetry. It also coordinates quietly against darker fronts in a two-tone kitchen where the upper cabinets are lighter than the base.
This is a practical choice for designers and cabinet shops specifying a contemporary hardware program across a full kitchen, where the base cabinets and pantry fronts call for a longer pull than the upper doors. Because it belongs to the Top Knobs Bar Pulls collection, companion pieces in the same series and finish are available, which allows a consistent hardware language across mixed drawer and door configurations without sourcing from two different collections. It also works well in bath vanities and built-ins where the drawer fronts are wide enough that a 3-3/4 inch pull would look visually light.
It is a standard spacing in contemporary European-style hardware programs, though less common than 96 mm or 128 mm. If you are replacing existing pulls, measure between the centers of your current holes before ordering.
Yes. Steel is denser and more rigid than zinc alloy, which matters on a slim bar where flex over the span is a consideration. Both are finished metals, so the daily experience is similar, but steel holds its geometry at this length.
It coordinates within the Bar Pulls collection. Finish names are not guaranteed to match across different Top Knobs series or other brands, even when the name is the same.
Yes. A bar pull works on both doors and drawers. At this length it is particularly well suited to taller doors and wider drawer fronts.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry calls for a 160 mm center-to-center and a quiet, cool-toned finish that holds contrast without competing with the doors it sits on.
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