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This Top Knobs Barrington pull spans 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers, placing it in the range used for wide base drawers, full-width utility drawers, and oversized cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized and underworked.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is a reach pull. It is the spacing specifiers choose for pots-and-pans drawers, wide utility drawers under islands, and full-width appliance-garage doors where the opening force is spread across a longer grip rather than concentrated at one point. At 11-1/2 inches overall the bar runs long enough to visually anchor a wide front without competing with the cabinetry itself. On a slab or flat-panel door at this width, a shorter pull reads as an afterthought; this one reads as part of the composition.
Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-like finish with a cooler tone than polished brass and a slightly warmer cast than polished chrome. It picks up light along the bar's length, which makes the pull more visible in low-light kitchens and gives it a distinct presence against painted or stained wood fronts. The zinc base takes the finish crisply, and the slim 1/2 inch bar means the brightness is concentrated in a tight line rather than spread across a broad face. Against white or gray cabinetry it reads as a highlight; against darker fronts it catches and holds contrast.
Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen in polished nickel will find this pull at the wider end of the standard sizing range, where it handles the heaviest-use drawers without changing the visual language of the room. Designers running a contemporary program in silver-tone hardware can pull knobs and smaller pulls from the Barrington collection to match, keeping the series consistent across every door and drawer in the project. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide existing drawer bank can match the 7-9/16 inch spacing without re-drilling, as long as their current holes land on that same center distance.
Yes. 192 mm is one of the recognized standard cabinet-hardware spacings and is widely used for wide base drawers and larger door fronts. Check your existing holes before ordering if you are replacing hardware.
Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer undertone than Polished Chrome, which reads cooler and bluer. Side by side the difference is visible; across a room both read as bright silver-tone hardware.
The Barrington collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, which is the practical way to run consistent hardware across an entire kitchen.
1-3/16 inches (30 mm) from the face of the door or drawer front to the back of the bar.
At 7-9/16 inch centers this Barrington pull is sized for the fronts where shorter hardware simply does not fit the job, finished in Polished Nickel for rooms already running silver-tone fixtures.
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