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This Top Knobs Devon series pull is a transitional bar pull built for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. It mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide base drawers, pantry doors, and full-height cabinet fronts.
The 160 mm center-to-center is the step up from the standard 128 mm bar pull, and the difference is visible on a finished cabinet. On a base drawer that runs 24 inches wide or more, a shorter pull can look like it was pulled from the wrong job. At 6-5/16 inches between the holes, this pull has the lateral reach to hold proportion against a wide front. It is also a practical fit on pantry doors, furniture-scale islands, and tall upper cabinets where a smaller pull disappears. If the existing holes in a drawer bank were drilled at this spacing, this pull drops straight in.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Sable, a deep dark tone that sits between a true black and a dark bronze. Sable has a warmth that a flat matte black does not, which makes it compatible with both painted and wood-tone cabinetry without forcing a high-contrast look. The slim 7/16 inch bar keeps the profile visually light even at nearly 7 inches end to end, so the hardware does not compete with the door or drawer front it sits on. The transitional design language of the Devon collection means the pull works in kitchens and baths that are neither strictly contemporary nor strictly traditional.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for wide-drawer base cabinets will find the 160 mm spacing a natural choice for 24-inch and 30-inch drawer banks. Designers working on transitional or mixed-style kitchens can use the Sable finish as a unifying element across door knobs, drawer pulls, and appliance pulls within the Devon collection. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled at 6-5/16 inch centers can swap these in without any new holes. The projection of 1-1/2 inches gives enough clearance for a relaxed four-finger grip, which matters on a heavy pantry door or a deep base drawer.
Yes. 160 mm and 6-5/16 inches are the same center-to-center spacing, just expressed in different units. Both refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
Sable is a Top Knobs finish name for a deep, dark tone with a warmer cast than a flat matte black. The two are different finishes and should not be assumed to match across brands or series.
Devon collection pieces share the same design language and Sable finish, so pairing Devon knobs on doors with Devon pulls on drawers is a straightforward coordination within the series.
At 6-15/16 inches overall, it is well-proportioned on drawer fronts in the 18-to-30-inch range. Sizing hardware to roughly a third of the drawer's width is a common design convention, though it is a preference rather than a rule.
When the drawer or door front is too wide for a standard 128 mm pull to hold proportion, the Devon 160 mm pull in Sable fills that gap without adding visual bulk.
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