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This Top Knobs Alcott pull is a transitional cabinet pull sized for wide drawer banks, pantry doors, and full-height cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized.
A 160 mm center-to-center pull is the right reach for a wide base drawer — the kind that spans 24 inches or more — or a tall pantry door where a 96 mm or 128 mm pull reads as an afterthought. At this spacing, the hardware anchors the visual weight of the front rather than floating in the middle of it. It is also a practical replacement spec: 160 mm hole patterns appear frequently on wider cabinetry from European and North American manufacturers, so this pull can drop onto existing holes in many wide-format cabinets without any new drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale runs as a continuous bright line across the front, which is a different effect than the same finish on a shorter pull. The mirror surface picks up the room's light and reflects the cabinetry around it, so the pull becomes part of the composition rather than a point detail. The rectangular, flat-faced profile keeps the geometry simple: no curves, no taper, nothing to compete with an already-busy kitchen or bathroom design. Polished Chrome is a neutral that coordinates with stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and brushed light fixtures without demanding an exact match.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for wide base runs or tall pantry cabinets reach for this size because it scales with the door rather than sitting small on it. Designers working on transitional kitchens use it to bridge the gap between traditional proportions and a cleaner, more linear aesthetic — the Alcott's rectangular face reads contemporary while its proportions are generous enough for traditional-leaning layouts. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide drawer bank with an existing 160 mm hole pattern will find this a clean swap that upgrades the finish without requiring a drill. The Alcott collection supports mixing knobs on doors and pulls on drawers within the same series, which is the most common way a full kitchen hardware spec is assembled.
The 160 mm version mounts 1-5/16 inches wider between holes, which makes it the right choice for wider fronts where a 128 mm pull would look centered but short. The overall length grows accordingly, from 6-3/16 inches to 7-1/4 inches end to end.
A mirror-polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean quickly with a dry cloth, so it stays bright with light maintenance.
Yes. A 160 mm pull works well on a wide vanity drawer, and polished chrome is one of the most common finishes in bathroom hardware programs, so it coordinates naturally with faucets and towel bars in the same finish.
The Alcott series includes companion knobs in the same design language and finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one kitchen.
Choose this pull when the front is wide enough that the hardware needs to match it — a bright chrome line at 160 mm centers that holds its own on a wide drawer, a pantry door, or a full-height cabinet front.
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