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This Top Knobs Barrington series pull is a contemporary cabinet pull built for wide drawers, deep base cabinets, and tall pantry fronts where a shorter pull would look out of proportion with the front it lands on.
A pull at 7 inch centers is not a universal fit — it is a deliberate choice for a specific scale of cabinetry. Wide pot drawers, multi-drawer spice banks, full-height pantry doors, and large island drawer fronts all have the horizontal mass that a longer pull can anchor. On a 30-inch-wide drawer face, a 7-inch pull reads as intentional hardware rather than hardware that got lost on a big piece of wood. On a 12-inch upper door it would simply look wrong, which is why center-to-center is the first number to confirm before ordering. This pull mounts on 7 inch (178 mm) centers and measures 8-1/2 inches end to end — two different numbers that serve two different purposes when you are matching holes or planning the visual footprint.
Polished Chrome is the bright, mirror-finished end of the silver-tone spectrum. On a bar of this length, the polish runs as a continuous bright line across the drawer front, which makes the hardware itself a design statement rather than a background detail. It works with stainless appliances and chrome plumbing fixtures because the finish sits in the same tonal family — neither warm nor cool, simply reflective. The pull is cast in zinc, the dominant construction material across this segment, and the chrome layer is applied over that substrate. Contemporary design language, clean geometry, and no decorative detail beyond the line of the bar itself.
Cabinet shops laying out a kitchen with a wide drawer bank will find the 7-inch center-to-center spacing practical for the larger base drawers without scaling up to an appliance-pull format. Designers specifying a contemporary kitchen in a polished metal program — chrome faucets, stainless knobs, polished fixtures throughout — reach for this pull because it joins what is already in the room instead of introducing a new metal. Homeowners replacing worn or mismatched hardware on an existing wide drawer drilled to 178 mm centers will find this a direct swap. Because it belongs to the Barrington collection, knobs, smaller pulls, and companion pieces in the same series are available for doors and narrower drawers, which is how a consistent hardware program gets built across a full kitchen without mixing design languages.
Center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes — the number you drill to and the number that must match existing holes. Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull and is always larger. For this pull, those two numbers are 7 inches and 8-1/2 inches respectively.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It wipes clean just as easily, but on a frequently used drawer you will notice the marks between wipes.
Yes. The Barrington series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, which is the straightforward way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors without mismatching the hardware program.
That depends on your drawer width and personal preference. A common design practice is to size the pull to roughly a third of the drawer face's width — on a 24-inch-wide drawer that points toward a 7-to-8-inch pull. This is a proportion guideline, not a manufacturer requirement.
Choose this pull when the drawer fronts have the width to carry 7-inch centers and the hardware program calls for a bright, polished chrome line across each one.
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