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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional bar pull that mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing scaled for wide drawer fronts, pantry doors, and full-height cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front.
At 6-5/16 inches between centers, this pull is built for the wider fronts in a kitchen or bath layout. Deep base drawers, spice pull-outs, and pantry doors that run 18 inches or wider are the applications where this spacing earns its place. A shorter pull on a front this wide tends to look incidental; the longer grip acknowledges the scale of the door or drawer and gives the hand more to work with. If the existing hardware in the space is already drilled to 160 mm centers, this pull drops onto those holes without modification.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-adjacent surface that picks up light along the flat face of the bar and sits in the silver-tone family without the cooler, bluer cast of polished chrome. It coordinates naturally with nickel faucets, light fixtures, and appliance trim, and it holds a consistent sheen across the grip rather than a muted one. The squared 5/8 inch bar keeps the profile tight and geometric, which suits a slab or shaker front in a transitional kitchen without competing with the cabinetry itself.
This is a pull for designers and cabinet shops specifying a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware needs to carry visual weight at a larger scale. It is equally at home on a spec build where the hole pattern is already set at 160 mm and the finish program runs nickel throughout. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide drawer bank will find that the 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is one of the standard spacings on factory-built cabinetry, which means this pull is often a straightforward swap with no new drilling. The Ellis collection rounds out the installation with companion knobs and additional pull lengths in the same design language.
Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly softer tone than polished chrome, which tends to read colder and bluer. Both are reflective, but nickel sits closer to a warm silver while chrome reads as a cool one.
Yes. 160 mm is one of the common center-to-center spacings on wider cabinetry and is widely used by production cabinet manufacturers, making this a frequent drop-in replacement on existing wide drawers and doors.
Yes. At 8-1/4 inches overall it has the length to suit a tall door as well as a wide drawer front, and the transitional bar profile works on both orientations.
The Ellis series includes companion pieces in matching finishes, so knobs on doors and this pull on drawers can be specified from the same collection.
When the drawer or door is wide enough that a shorter pull would disappear against it, the 6-5/16 inch spacing on this Ellis pull puts the grip where it belongs.
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