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This Top Knobs Ellis series pull mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide drawers and taller door fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized against the cabinet face.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center dimension is the right answer when a 128 mm pull would leave too much grip floating over a wide front. On a deep base drawer, a full-height pantry door, or an island with wide drawer stacks, a pull at this spacing fills the front proportionally without overwhelming it. It is also the spacing that designers commonly reach for when running pulls across a bank of drawers that includes both 3-inch and larger fronts and want the hardware to read as one coordinated set at different scales.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, warm-toned silver finish with more depth and yellow undertone than Polished Chrome, which makes it read differently under kitchen light and pair differently with fixtures. It works against white, cream, and gray painted fronts where it carries some warmth rather than a cold-metal appearance. The slender 5/16 inch bar width keeps the profile light for its length, so the pull does not visually add bulk to the door or drawer front it sits on.
This is a pull for transitional kitchens and baths where the hardware needs to work with both the cleaner geometry of contemporary cabinetry and the warmer tones of more traditional finishes. At 6-13/16 inches overall it suits a mid-to-wide drawer or an upper cabinet door on a taller run. Because it belongs to the Ellis collection, it is straightforward to pair companion knobs on doors and pulls on drawers without sourcing hardware from two different design families. Cabinet shops running a transitional kitchen spec and designers working on a whole-kitchen hardware schedule will find the 160 mm spacing fills a gap that shorter pulls in the same series cannot.
No. Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly yellow-toned silver appearance, while Polished Chrome reads cooler and more neutral. The two are distinct finishes and do not reliably match each other on a finished installation.
Measure between the centers of your existing mounting holes. If they fall at 6-5/16 inches apart, this pull drops on without any new drilling. For new installations, 160 mm is a common choice for fronts in the 18 to 24 inch width range.
Yes. The Ellis collection includes knobs and pulls in the same design language, making it practical to mix knob hardware on doors with pull hardware on drawers within one series and finish.
The bar is 5/16 inch (8 mm) wide, a slender profile that keeps the hardware visually light for its 6-13/16 inch length.
When the drawer or door calls for more reach than a 128 mm pull provides, the Ellis series at 160 mm centers closes that gap in Polished Nickel without changing the design language across the rest of the kitchen.
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