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The Top Knobs Wadsworth pull is a D-handle cabinet pull that mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing well suited to wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and large island fronts where a smaller pull would look undersized.
The 160 mm center-to-center spacing is the standard that steps up from the 128 mm pulls commonly used on mid-width drawers. It is the right scale for a base cabinet drawer wider than 18 inches, a two-door pantry, a tall upper cabinet, or an island drawer bank where hardware this size reads as intentional rather than as a detail. On a narrow front a pull of this length competes with the door; on a wide front it anchors it. The D-handle form reinforces that sense of scale: the return at each end encloses the grip and gives the pull a finished silhouette from any angle.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale behaves differently than it does on a smaller pull: the longer flat face of the grip picks up a continuous bright reflection that runs the full width of the bar, which makes it visible across the room. That quality works well in a kitchen that already runs chrome fixtures, where the cabinet hardware becomes part of the same reflective register as the faucet and the appliance handles rather than introducing a competing metal. The Polished Chrome surface is even and mirror-smooth rather than brushed or satin, so it shows marks readily and cleans just as readily.
This pull suits a transitional kitchen or bath where the design language is neither strictly traditional nor strictly contemporary and the hardware needs to hold its own at a larger scale. Cabinet shops speccing out an island or a full-height pantry run will find the 160 mm spacing consistent with the hole patterns on wider face-frame and frameless boxes. Designers assembling a Wadsworth hardware program can pair this with the shorter Wadsworth pulls on narrower drawers and the matching knobs on doors, keeping the collection consistent across the full kitchen without mixing series.
Center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, 6-5/16 inches (160 mm), and is the number to match when replacing existing hardware or laying out new holes. Overall length is 7-1/8 inches (181 mm) and tells you how far the pull extends end to end, which affects clearance and visual proportion but is not a drilling dimension.
Polished Chrome and brushed nickel are both silver-toned finishes, but they read differently in the room. Chrome is mirror-bright and brushed nickel is matte. Mixing the two is a design choice that some rooms carry well, but the finishes are not equivalent and will not appear identical side by side.
Yes. The D-handle form is practical on both doors and drawers. Its enclosed return keeps the grip from snagging on adjacent frames, which is an advantage on a door that swings past a neighboring cabinet.
The Wadsworth collection includes pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes and matching knobs, so you can run one consistent design language across an entire kitchen regardless of the mix of door and drawer fronts.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that a smaller pull would feel like a detail, this Wadsworth D-handle in Polished Chrome gives the front the hardware weight it calls for.
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