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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.
At 6-5/16 inches between mounting holes, this pull sits in a range that suits the fronts most standard-spacing pulls cannot serve cleanly. Wide base drawers, 24-inch door pairs, tall pantry fronts, and furniture-style islands all benefit from hardware at this scale. The proportion feels intentional rather than undersized, and the pull reads as part of the cabinetry rather than something dropped in from a smaller kitchen. For a renovation where the existing holes are already drilled to 160 mm, this is also a direct-fit replacement without picking up a drill.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale runs as a continuous bright line across the front, and the slim 3/8 inch bar keeps that line tight rather than letting it dominate. In a kitchen with chrome faucets, stainless appliances, or polished nickel light fixtures, this finish joins the existing metal program rather than introducing a new one. The polished surface picks up and reflects the room, which works best where the cabinetry carries the visual weight and the hardware is meant to align with it.
This is the right pull for a transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where the hardware program is silver-toned chrome and the fronts are wide enough to warrant a 160 mm hole pattern. Cabinet shops running a full Ellis series program will find it coordinates with the matching knobs and pulls across the collection. Designers specifying for spec builds or remodels get a pull that photographs clean and ages without a trend date on it. Homeowners replacing hardware on existing cabinetry drilled to 6-5/16 inch centers can swap this in without modification.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches and 160 mm are the same center-to-center spacing, just expressed in different unit systems. Both refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
A polished surface is more likely to show marks than a brushed or matte one. It wipes clean easily, but high-traffic drawers may need more frequent wiping to stay looking sharp.
The Ellis collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Polished Chrome finish, which is the intended way to run knobs on doors alongside pulls on drawers within one series.
The overall length is 6-3/4 inches, and the center-to-center spacing is 6-5/16 inches. The difference accounts for the posts at each end. Drill to the center-to-center figure, not the overall length.
Choose this pull when the fronts are wide, the finish is chrome, and the hardware should land precisely on existing 160 mm holes or fill a large front with the right proportion.
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