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This Top Knobs Pennington bar pull is a contemporary cabinet pull that mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide base drawers, tall pantry fronts, and full-height door panels where a shorter pull would look undersized.
The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) center-to-center is a step up from the more common 128 mm spacing, and that difference matters on the door or drawer in front of you. Wide base drawers on a 24 or 30 inch cabinet, single-door pantries, and tall upper cabinets are all fronts where a shorter pull leaves too much unanchored face on either side. At this spacing the pull spans a meaningful portion of the front, which keeps the hardware in visual proportion without running all the way to a full appliance-scale pull. It is also a common spacing in European cabinet programs, so this pull is a practical fit for replacing hardware on cabinetry already drilled to that standard.
The bar is steel, which gives it a consistent cross-section and a firm feel in the hand that zinc-cast pulls at this size do not always match. Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-like finish that runs as a continuous highlight along the flat face of the bar. Against white or light-painted fronts it reads as a clean accent line. Against darker cabinetry it picks up the surrounding light and opens the face rather than adding visual weight. Chrome coordinates readily with brushed and polished fixtures already in the room, from faucets to appliance trim, which is part of why it remains the default choice in contemporary kitchens being specified or renovated alongside existing hardware.
Cabinet shops building contemporary kitchens with wide drawer banks will find the 160 mm spacing slots into their standard drill patterns for wide fronts without a custom jig. Designers specifying a kitchen that mixes drawer-bank pulls with door knobs can draw the matching knobs and companion pieces from the same Bar Pulls collection. Homeowners replacing hardware on existing cabinetry already drilled to 160 mm centers get a straightforward swap with no new holes. The slim 1/2 inch bar keeps the look current across slab, shaker, and flat-panel door styles.
The center-to-center, 6-5/16 inches (160 mm), is the distance between the two mounting holes and the number to match against your existing drill pattern. The overall length, 6-11/16 inches (170 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull. The two holes are inset from the ends, so the pull always measures slightly longer than the hole spacing.
Yes. A tall single pantry door is one of the applications where the 160 mm spacing works well, since it gives the pull enough presence across a wide, tall front without reaching appliance-pull scale.
A bright polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish does, and wipes clean just as easily. It is worth considering in a high-traffic kitchen, but it is not a reason to avoid the finish.
The Bar Pulls collection includes companion pieces in the same series and finish. Look for other Top Knobs Bar Pulls items in Polished Chrome to build a coordinated set across doors and drawers.
When the door or drawer calls for more pull than 128 mm provides but a full appliance-scale bar would overpower the front, the 6-5/16 inch center-to-center fills that gap in bright polished chrome on a slim steel bar.
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