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This Top Knobs Crystal series pull mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that suits the wider drawer and door fronts common in contemporary kitchens, bath vanities, and built-in cabinetry where smaller hardware would be lost against the face.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is a step up from the mid-range 128 mm spacing and sits in the range most often specified for 24-inch and wider drawer fronts, pot drawers, and four-panel base cabinet doors. At that scale, a pull drilled to 96 mm or 128 mm centers can look like an afterthought. The 160 mm spacing fills the front with the right visual weight without crossing into appliance-pull territory. It is also the spacing designers reach for on bathroom vanity drawers and on the wide linen-closet doors where the pull needs to read from across a room rather than from arm's reach.
The pull is constructed in zinc and finished in Matte Chrome. Where a polished chrome surface throws bright, directional highlights, a matte chrome sits even across its face regardless of the light source. On a rectangular bar profile that runs nearly seven and a quarter inches, the absence of a high-gloss reflection keeps the hardware from dominating the cabinetry around it. The Silver Tone family coordinates naturally with stainless appliances and chrome plumbing fixtures, and the matte surface reads cleanly against both light and dark painted fronts.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a full contemporary kitchen will find the Crystal series useful across a range of front sizes, with this 160 mm variant covering the wider drawers and pantry doors that need a longer reach. Contractors doing bath renovations with wide vanity drawers will recognize the spacing as one of the standard hole patterns on pre-drilled vanity boxes. For homeowners replacing existing hardware, the buying question is straightforward: if the current holes sit 6-5/16 inches apart center to center, this pull drops onto them without drilling. If the spacing differs, new holes are needed. Either way, the overall 7-3/16 inch length gives enough clearance on each side of the mounting holes to fit most standard fronts cleanly.
Yes. 160 mm is the metric equivalent of 6-5/16 inches, and the two refer to the same hole spacing.
Both are low-sheen silver-tone finishes, but they are different manufacturer finishes and are not guaranteed to match each other. Coordinate within the Crystal series for a confirmed match.
Yes. The rectangular bar form works on doors as well as drawers. The 160 mm spacing suits taller door panels where a shorter pull would look undersized.
The Crystal collection includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish, which is the practical way to put pulls on drawers and knobs on doors without mixing hardware programs.
When the drawer is wide enough that smaller hardware would look undersized, this Crystal series pull in Matte Chrome delivers the reach and the finish to keep the cabinetry looking intentional.
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