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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, sized to mount on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
At 6-5/16 inches between centers, this pull is scaled for the fronts that smaller pulls can look lost on: wide drawer bases, 30-inch and 36-inch pantry doors, island drawer banks, and full-height cabinet doors with a broad flat face. The 160 mm hole pattern is standard enough to match existing drilling on many mid- to upper-tier cabinet programs, which means a clean swap on a reno without touching a drill. Where new holes are needed, the spacing lands in the zone most designers choose when moving up from a 128 mm pull on a wider front.
Polished Nickel is a warm-toned silver finish with a mirror surface that picks up and reflects the surrounding room. It reads differently than chrome: where chrome is cool and blue-edged, Polished Nickel runs warmer, with a slight depth that suits wood tones and painted fronts equally. On the Ellis bar, the 1 inch squared section gives the finish a flat face to work with, so the reflection runs as a clean, unbroken band rather than wrapping around a curve. The zinc construction holds the finish evenly and keeps the weight of the pull in proportion to a wide front. Because Polished Nickel is a reflective surface, it shows marks readily and cleans just as readily with a soft cloth.
This pull is a natural fit for transitional kitchens and baths where the hardware needs to coordinate with existing Polished Nickel faucets, light fixtures, or appliance trim without introducing a competing metal. At 7-11/16 inches overall it carries enough visual weight to anchor a wide drawer front or a tall shaker door without overwhelming a narrower one. Designers specifying a full kitchen often use a pull at this center-to-center on 24-inch and 30-inch base drawers while stepping down to a shorter Ellis pull or an Ellis knob on the upper doors, keeping the collection consistent across the run. Cabinet shops and contractors fitting out a transitional build will find the Ellis series straightforward to source across the range of centers they need.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) is a common cabinet drilling pattern, particularly on wide drawer fronts and full-height doors in mid- to upper-tier cabinet lines. Many existing installations are already drilled to this spacing.
Polished Nickel has a bright, mirror-quality surface. Satin Nickel has a brushed, lower-sheen surface that hides marks more readily. The two are different finishes and are not a visual match side by side.
The Ellis collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language. Using an Ellis knob on doors and this pull on drawers is a common pairing within the series.
The bar is 1 inch wide with a squared profile, giving it a flat face rather than a rounded one.
Choose this Ellis pull when the front is wide enough to warrant 160 mm centers and the room already runs Polished Nickel, so the hardware joins what is there rather than starting a second conversation.
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