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This Top Knobs bar pull mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers and suits cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a mid-large pull is the right visual weight. Part of the Bar Pulls series in the TK collection, it is finished in Flat Black and built from steel.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is one step up from the 128 mm spacing that dominates narrower drawer pulls, and it lands squarely in the range designers reach for on wide base drawers, tall pantry doors, and island fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. At 6-11/16 inches overall, the pull has enough visual length to anchor a larger front without overrunning it. For a shop outfitting a run of kitchens at this hole pattern, the 160 mm dimension is already drilled into the template.
Steel is a departure from the zinc that runs through most of this pull category, and it shows in the hand: the grip has more mass for its size than a zinc pull of the same dimensions. The Flat Black finish is a matte surface, not a powder coat approximation of black, so it holds its tone consistently across the bar rather than shifting toward gray at the edges. Against white Shaker fronts the contrast is sharp; against dark or painted cabinetry the pull settles into the surface and the hardware recedes. The 1/2 inch bar width keeps the profile slim, which means the finish does the visual work rather than the shape.
Cabinet shops running a contemporary flat-front or Shaker kitchen in black hardware will find the 160 mm spacing already standard on their CNC programs. Designers specifying a full kitchen in the Bar Pulls TK series can mix this pull on wider drawers and step down to the 128 mm or 3-3/4 inch sizes on narrower ones, keeping the same profile and finish throughout. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled to 6-5/16 inch centers can swap this in without touching the fronts. The Flat Black finish suits a monochromatic kitchen, a two-tone scheme with light uppers and dark lowers, or any space already running black fixtures and fittings.
The Flat Black surface wipes clean with a damp cloth. Steel construction does not change the cleaning routine compared to a zinc pull in the same finish.
It reads as a fine line against the face rather than a heavy element. On a flat-front door the slim section keeps the hardware from competing with the door's surface.
The Bar Pulls series includes multiple center-to-center options in the same profile and Flat Black finish, so mixing sizes across the same kitchen is straightforward within the collection.
Yes. A bar pull of this length suits both applications. The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is a common drilling for wide drawers and is also used on full-height doors.
When the hole pattern is 160 mm and the hardware program is Flat Black, this Top Knobs bar pull closes the spec without compromise.
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