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This Top Knobs Browning pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet drawers and door fronts that call for a longer grip, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing fills a gap that shorter pulls cannot. On a wide base drawer — a 24 or 30 inch pot drawer, a deep utensil drawer, or a drawer that spans the full width of a base cabinet — a 3-3/4 or 5-1/16 inch pull can feel underpowered both visually and in the hand. At 160 mm, this pull gives the finger a proper landing zone and keeps the hardware in proportion with the front. It also works on full-height pantry doors and tall upper cabinet doors where the cabinetry demands something more than a small knob or a compact pull to balance the scale of the door.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Champagne. Champagne sits in the gold tone family but reads softer than a polished brass or a bright gold: the surface carries a warmth without the high sheen that can make metal hardware the loudest thing in the room. Against cream, off-white, or warm wood cabinetry it reads as a quiet accent rather than a graphic contrast, which is a useful quality in a traditional kitchen where the overall effect depends on layers of warm tones working together rather than one element standing out.
Cabinet shops specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen with wide drawers will find the 160 mm spacing straightforward to source and install: it is a standard spacing on longer base drawer banks and is common on furniture-style islands. Designers assembling a mixed hardware program — knobs on doors, pulls on drawers — can pull from the Browning collection to keep the series consistent across both. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing layout drilled to 6-5/16 inch centers can drop this pull directly onto the existing holes without any additional drilling. The Champagne finish coordinates within the Browning series; it is not guaranteed to match same-named finishes from other manufacturers.
The mounting holes are 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) apart, center to center. The pull measures 7-1/2 inches end to end, so there is roughly 5/8 inch of overhang on each side beyond the holes.
Champagne is a warm gold tone with a softer sheen than a polished finish. It is closer to a satin quality, without the brightness of polished brass.
Yes. A bar pull of this length suits tall upper doors and full-height pantry fronts as well as wide drawers, anywhere the front is large enough that a longer pull looks proportional.
The Browning series from Top Knobs includes companion knobs and pulls, so you can run a consistent design language across doors and drawers from the same collection.
When a drawer or door front is wide enough to deserve a longer pull, the 6-5/16 inch Browning in Champagne keeps the hardware and the cabinetry in the same proportional conversation.
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