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This Top Knobs Channing pull belongs to the Barrington collection and is made for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that call for a clean, contemporary bar profile in Polished Nickel.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center is the spacing that covers the most ground in a residential kitchen refit. If a cabinet shop drilled to a single standard before the job was spec'd, this is almost always the pattern they used, and if a homeowner is swapping hardware without touching the doors, this is the spacing that drops onto existing holes without a template or a fresh trip to the drill press. That practical fit is what makes this spacing a reliable starting point for both replacement work and new construction where a project-wide standard hole pattern matters.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, warm-adjacent silver that reads differently from chrome under most lighting: it has a slightly softer tone that keeps it from going cold in incandescent or warm-LED kitchens. On a thin 9/16 inch bar profile the polished surface runs as a continuous bright line, which sharpens the visual edge of a slab or flat-panel door. It is an indoor finish suited to dry cabinetry environments.
Designers specifying a contemporary kitchen with polished silver fixtures will find this pull coordinates naturally with Polished Nickel faucets, light fixtures, and appliance trim already in the space. Cabinet shops running a standard 3-3/4 inch hole pattern across a job can order this pull in volume and know it will land squarely on every front without adjustment. Homeowners updating a kitchen one room at a time will recognize the spacing from their existing hardware and appreciate that the swap is a screwdriver job rather than a rework. Because it is part of the Barrington collection, knobs on doors can be matched to pulls on drawers without introducing a second design language.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is the single standard; it appears in product data as both 95 mm and 96 mm depending on how the rounding was applied. The physical hole-to-hole distance is the same, and this pull will seat on any cabinet drilled to 3-3/4 inch centers.
Both are bright and reflective, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer undertone. Under incandescent or warm LED lighting the difference is visible; under cool daylight the two read closer. If the other fixtures in the room are Polished Nickel, match to that finish rather than mixing.
The Barrington collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, which is the practical way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors without mixing series.
The pull mounts through the front with machine screws from behind. The 1 inch projection gives sufficient grip clearance regardless of front thickness, and the bar itself sits above the face, so front thickness is a fastener-length question rather than a profile question.
Choose this Channing pull when the project calls for a Polished Nickel bar profile on the most common cabinet hole pattern in residential work, and the hardware should join what is already in the room rather than redefine it.
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