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The Top Knobs Bradbury pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers. At this spacing it reaches across a wide drawer or a full-height pantry door with the kind of visual weight those fronts call for.
The 160 mm center-to-center is a step up from the more common 128 mm spacing, and it shows up most naturally on wide base drawers, full-height pantry fronts, and oversized upper cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized. A pull at this length anchors the front rather than floating on it. In a kitchen with a mix of drawer widths, the 160 mm pull typically lands on the widest bank while the narrower fronts take a shorter spacing from the same series, keeping the hardware program unified without forcing every piece to the same length.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Nickel. The brushed surface is a low-sheen silver tone: bright enough to register against a painted or stained front, subdued enough that it does not compete with polished appliances or glossy tile. Brushed Nickel also reads as neutral across a wide range of cabinet colors, which is part of why it stays popular in transitional kitchens that are neither fully contemporary nor fully traditional. The slender 3/8 inch bar keeps the silhouette light even at a longer overall length, so the pull does not feel heavy-handed on a thinner shaker or flat-panel door.
This is the right pull for a kitchen or bath remodel where the wider fronts need hardware scaled to match, and the finish program runs in silver tones. Designers specifying full kitchen hardware packages will find the Bradbury collection practical: the series includes knobs for doors and pulls in multiple center-to-center lengths, which means a single collection can cover an entire cabinet layout without mix-and-match sourcing. Cabinet shops doing a production run on wide-drawer bases can drill to the 160 mm pattern with confidence it is a current standard spacing. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing cabinet bank should measure between the centers of the two existing holes to confirm this spacing before ordering.
Center-to-center, 6-5/16 inches (160 mm), is the distance between the two mounting holes. That is the number to match when replacing existing hardware. Overall length, 8-3/16 inches (208 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull and governs how much room it takes up on the door face.
Not without new holes. The 160 mm center-to-center requires a different hole pattern than a 128 mm pull. You would need to fill the existing holes and redrill at the wider spacing, or choose a Bradbury pull in the 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center instead.
Brushed Nickel is a silver tone that reads visually close to brushed stainless steel in most kitchen settings. It is not the same finish, and close coordination depends on the specific sheen of each product, but the two are commonly paired without a strong visual mismatch.
Yes. The Bradbury collection includes companion knobs and backplates in the same design language and Brushed Nickel finish.
When a cabinet layout has wide drawers or tall pantry doors that a shorter pull would leave looking underdressed, this 160 mm Bradbury pull in Brushed Nickel gives those fronts hardware that fits the job.
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