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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a zinc bar pull finished in Polished Nickel, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers for wide drawer fronts, pantry doors, and full-height cabinet faces where a shorter pull would look undersized.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is a step up from the more common 5-1/16 inch and 6-5/16 inch bar pulls, and that difference shows on the finished job. At this spacing, the pull scales properly against a wide base drawer, a deep pot-and-pan bank, or a pantry door that would swallow a shorter piece of hardware. It also works well on tall upper doors in a run where the hardware is meant to anchor the vertical rhythm rather than punctuate it. On a shaker or slab front the slim 5/8 inch section keeps the pull from reading as architectural hardware even at this length, so it stays in the cabinet register rather than crossing into furniture.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, highly reflective finish with a warm undertone that reads slightly softer than chrome under the same light. That distinction matters in rooms where the hardware coordinates with plumbing fixtures or appliance trim: Polished Nickel sits closer to warm white metal than to the cool blue-white of polished chrome, so it tends to read as an intentional choice alongside brushed or polished fixtures in the same family. The 5/8 inch bar is squared in cross-section, keeping the face flat against the door and the line clean from post to post.
This is the right pull for a transitional kitchen or bath where the cabinetry runs wide and the hardware needs to keep pace with it. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen will often step up to this spacing on base drawers and pantry pulls while running a shorter center-to-center on upper doors, using the Ellis collection to tie the whole run together in one finish. Designers working on a renovation who want to stay in the Polished Nickel family without introducing a second metal can use the Ellis companion knobs on doors and this pull on drawers. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing cabinet bank drilled to 192 mm will find this a direct match to that hole pattern.
Yes. The 192 mm spacing is a recognized standard for wide drawer and door pulls and is a common factory drill pattern on larger base cabinets. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm a direct fit.
Polished Nickel is bright and reflective like chrome but carries a slightly warmer, more yellow-toned undertone. The two are visually close but not identical, so they may not match if mixed directly with chrome fixtures in the same room.
The Ellis collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, which is the intended way to mix hardware types across a kitchen.
The squared 5/8 inch bar and transitional design style suit both flat-panel slab doors and shaker profiles. It is a versatile form that does not lean heavily toward either end of the style range.
When the cabinetry calls for hardware that keeps up with a wider drawer or a taller door, this pull delivers the spacing and the Polished Nickel finish to tie into an existing or new metal program without overscaling the profile.
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