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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers in a Flat Black finish.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is the pull spacing that suits the widest single drawers in a standard kitchen run. A pot drawer, a deep file drawer, a wide base cabinet with a single full-width front — these are the places where a narrower pull looks undersized and a 160 mm bar pull holds visual proportion. At 7-11/16 inches end to end, the Ellis pull spans enough of the front to balance the hardware against the cabinetry rather than sitting in the middle like a small accent.
This spacing also appears on full-height door panels and tall pantry fronts where a longer pull at mid-height gives the hand somewhere to land across the full width of the door. If the existing holes in your cabinet run are drilled to 160 mm, this is a direct swap with no new drilling required.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black, which is a fully matte surface with no sheen. Flat Black does two things a polished or even a satin black does not: it absorbs light rather than reflecting it, and it does not show the fine scratches and handling marks that accumulate on a polished surface over time in a working kitchen. Against white or light painted fronts it holds a clean graphic contrast. Against dark fronts it recedes and lets the cabinetry read as a continuous surface. The 1 inch squared bar section contributes to that effect — a wider face sits flush to the plane of the door and does not cast a shadow the way a round or narrower bar does.
The Ellis collection is designed for transitional interiors, which means it sits comfortably between a fully contemporary flat-panel kitchen and a more traditional shaker program. The bar form is simple enough for either setting, and Flat Black is the finish that currently spans both design camps without reading as dated in either direction. This pull is a practical fit for a full kitchen where wide drawer fronts and pantry doors need hardware at the 160 mm spacing, for a bathroom vanity with a double-wide drawer bank, or for a built-in where the hardware is meant to hold a line rather than call attention to itself. Because the Ellis collection includes companion pieces at other center-to-center sizes, it is also the right choice when a mixed pull program — shorter pulls on narrow drawers, longer pulls on wide ones — needs to stay within one design language.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches converts to 160 mm, and the two values refer to the same hole spacing. Most cabinet manufacturers and installers list this as a 160 mm spacing.
Center-to-center, 6-5/16 inches, is the distance between the two mounting holes and the number to match when replacing existing hardware. Overall length, 7-11/16 inches, is how long the pull looks on the door. The two are not the same, and the overall length cannot be used to find the hole spacing.
A matte finish like Flat Black is more forgiving than a polished finish. It does not reflect light in a way that makes marks visible at a glance, though it wipes clean the same way a polished finish does.
Yes. The Ellis collection includes pulls at several center-to-center sizes and matching knobs, so a kitchen with a mix of drawer widths can run the same series throughout.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door front calls for 160 mm centers and the hardware program needs a matte black bar that coordinates across the full Ellis collection.
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