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This Top Knobs Princetonian pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet drawers and doors, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) center-to-center is a step up from the 128 mm spacing common on mid-width drawers, and it is the right call when the fronts get bigger. Wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and tall upper cabinet doors all benefit from hardware at this scale: the pull spans enough of the front to look intentional rather than undersized, and the 7-1/8 inch overall length fills the visual space without overpowering it. For a cabinet shop fitting out a run of wide drawers or a designer specifying hardware on a pantry column, 160 mm is a practical standard spacing that drills cleanly and matches a wide range of existing hole patterns in kitchen and bath cabinetry.
The pull is constructed from steel and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. Steel gives the bar a consistent cross-section and a clean edge along the 3/8 inch width, which is what keeps a slim bar pull from looking insubstantial at this length. The Brushed Satin Nickel surface is a mid-sheen finish that diffuses light rather than reflecting it sharply, so it holds its appearance under the varied lighting conditions of a kitchen or bath without showing every fingerprint. Satin Nickel coordinates naturally with stainless appliances and chrome plumbing without requiring an exact match, which is one reason it remains among the most specified finishes in cabinetry.
Cabinet shops fitting wide drawer banks benefit from a pull at this spacing because it eliminates the awkward gap between hardware and the front edge that a shorter pull leaves on a wide drawer. Designers specifying a full kitchen often use 160 mm as the transition point between smaller drawers that take a 128 mm pull and oversized or appliance-scale fronts that step up further. Homeowners replacing existing hardware will find 160 mm a common pre-drilled spacing on cabinetry from the last two decades, making this a practical swap. The Brushed Satin Nickel finish ties in with existing fixtures across a wide range of kitchens and baths without demanding a full hardware changeover.
The mounting holes are drilled 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) apart, center to center. The pull measures 7-1/8 inches end to end, which is larger than the hole spacing.
It is a mid-sheen brushed finish, softer than a polished nickel but not flat like a matte. It diffuses rather than reflects direct light.
Brushed Satin Nickel is in the silver tone family and reads similarly to brushed stainless in most lighting conditions. Exact matching depends on the specific appliance finish, and cross-brand color matching is never guaranteed.
Yes. At this center-to-center and overall length it suits wide drawers and tall or wide door fronts equally well.
At 160 mm centers and 7-1/8 inches overall, this pull brings the right scale to wide cabinet fronts in Brushed Satin Nickel steel.
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