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This Top Knobs Wadsworth pull is a D-handle bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
At 160 mm centers, this pull is sized for the cabinets that anchor a kitchen rather than the ones that fill it. Wide base drawers, 24-inch door panels, and furniture-scale islands all call for hardware at this spacing, where a shorter pull would look lost and a longer one would crowd the front. The D-handle form reinforces that scale: rather than leaving the bar open at each end the way a standard bar pull does, the grip curves back to the face, which gives the hardware a finished, contained silhouette that reads well on a larger front. The 1-3/8 inch projection puts the grip comfortably in the hand without pulling far off the surface.
Polished Nickel is a reflective, warm-silver finish that sits between chrome and brushed nickel in tone. It has a mirror-like surface that catches light along the face of the D-handle's return, which plays well with the profile's geometry. On a painted or light-wood cabinet front the brightness reads as a deliberate accent; on a darker front it registers as a clean contrast. The pull is cast in zinc, which is the dominant construction material in this catalog and gives the piece consistent dimensional accuracy across the Wadsworth series. Polished Nickel from one manufacturer is never guaranteed to match the same finish name from another brand or another series, so coordinate within the Wadsworth collection for the most reliable result.
This pull belongs in a transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where the hardware program runs polished nickel and the cabinetry includes at least a few wider fronts that justify the spacing. A base cabinet with a three- or four-drawer bank is the most common application: the narrower drawers at the top of the stack can run a shorter Wadsworth pull on tighter centers, and this 160 mm version handles the wide drawers below without changing the design language. It also suits tall upper cabinet doors where the height of the door gives the hardware room to breathe. Designers specifying a full kitchen in the Wadsworth collection will find matching knobs and pulls in the same series to round out the program.
A D-handle is a pull whose grip curves back down to the door face at both ends, enclosing the bar. A standard bar pull leaves the bar open at each end on exposed posts. The D-handle profile gives a more enclosed, furniture-like appearance.
Measure between the centers of your two existing screw holes. If that distance is 6-5/16 inches or 160 mm, this pull mounts without new drilling.
Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer undertone than chrome, which runs cooler and brighter. Side by side the difference is visible; in a room where one is already installed, mixing them can read as a mismatch.
Yes. At 7-1/8 inches overall it works on any door tall or wide enough to accommodate the length. The 160 mm center-to-center spacing suits a taller door well.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door is wide enough to call for 160 mm centers and the room is already running a polished nickel program through the Wadsworth series.
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