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This Top Knobs Barrington pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel.
At 6-5/16 inches between holes, this pull is scaled for the drawers that carry the most work in a kitchen: the wide pot drawer below the range, the deep silverware drawer in an island, the full-width base drawer under a wall of upper cabinets. Pulls at this center-to-center read as intentional hardware rather than as an afterthought, because the grip length matches the scale of the front. On a tall door, the same spacing gives enough visual mass to anchor the panel without overwhelming it. Designers frequently run a single pull size across both doors and wide drawers to keep the hardware program from fragmenting, and 160 mm is one of the spacings where that works cleanly.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed texture is what distinguishes this from a polished nickel: the surface is worked across the bar rather than buffed to a mirror, so it scatters light instead of reflecting it directly. That means marks and smudges blend into the texture rather than standing out against a glassy background, which is a practical advantage on hardware that gets touched dozens of times a day. The silver tone sits in a neutral range that coordinates with stainless appliances and chrome fixtures without reading as a match to either.
Cabinet shops specifying a contemporary kitchen where the hardware runs consistent across multiple drawer heights will find 160 mm a workhorse spacing: common enough that the holes are already drilled on many frameless box programs, wide enough to look deliberate on a 24-inch front. Designers assembling a mixed knob-and-pull program can pull the matching Barrington knobs for door hardware and run this pull on every drawer without introducing a second design language. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing bank drilled to this spacing can drop it in without touching a drill. The flat 9/16 inch bar and the brushed finish suit transitional kitchens as readily as fully contemporary ones, so it is not a pull that closes off options.
6-5/16 inches (160 mm) center-to-center. That is the mounting dimension, and it is smaller than the 7-5/8 inch overall length of the pull.
Flat, at 9/16 inch wide. The bar sits with a flat face toward the room rather than presenting a curved surface.
The silver tone is in the same family as stainless, and the brushed texture reads similarly. The two finishes will not match exactly, because they are different materials and different manufacturing processes, but they sit comfortably together in most kitchens.
Yes. The Barrington series includes knobs, pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings, and appliance pulls, all in the same design language and available in Brushed Satin Nickel.
Choose this pull when the drawer program needs a grip sized to the front, in a finish that works alongside steel, chrome, and wood without competing with any of them.
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