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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.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing sits in a range that suits wide base drawers, drawer stacks on islands, and full-height pantry or refrigerator-panel doors where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front. At 8-1/4 inches overall, this bar pull has enough length to hold visual weight on a 24-inch or wider drawer face without reading as an appliance-scale pull. It is a natural step up from a 128 mm pull on wider cabinetry in the same kitchen, and it drills to the standard 160 mm spacing that most contemporary frameless cabinets include in their door and drawer front layout.
The pull is cast in zinc with a Brushed Satin Nickel finish. Brushed Satin Nickel is a warm silver-tone with a directional texture that diffuses light across the surface instead of reflecting it as a bright line. That quality works well in kitchens where the cabinetry program already includes stainless appliances or polished fixtures, because the brushed surface bridges the two without competing. The squared 5/8 inch bar keeps the profile flat and geometric, which suits slab, shaker, and other flat-front door styles where the hardware should extend the door's own lines rather than introduce a curve.
This pull is a practical choice for kitchen renovations and new builds where the designer or cabinet shop is running a transitional hardware program across multiple finish groups. The 160 mm spacing is common enough on frameless and face-frame cabinetry that it often drops onto existing holes during a hardware refresh. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen can mix this pull on wide drawer banks and pair it with Ellis knobs on upper doors, keeping the design language consistent across every front. The Brushed Satin Nickel finish coordinates within the Ellis collection, so the companion pieces carry the same surface character without requiring a cross-brand match.
The 160 mm spacing is one standard step wider than the 128 mm spacing. If you are scaling hardware up as drawer widths increase across the kitchen, this pull covers fronts where a 128 mm pull would look short.
Yes. The two-hole mounting pattern works on face-frame and frameless cabinets alike. The relevant question is whether your door or drawer front is drilled on 160 mm centers.
The brushed silver tone reads close to most stainless finishes, though finishes vary by appliance brand and no cross-brand match can be guaranteed. Most designers treat them as compatible in the same space.
Squared, at 5/8 inch wide, so the face sits flat and the corners stay sharp rather than rolling into a curve.
When the pull length matches the scale of the front it sits on, the hardware stops being the thing you notice and starts being the thing that makes the cabinetry feel considered. This Ellis pull at 160 mm centers is sized for exactly that moment on a wide drawer or a tall door.
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