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This Top Knobs Dickinson pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet doors and wide drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
The 6-5/16 inch hole spacing is the jump in a hardware program where the smaller pulls have already been assigned. Wide base drawers, deep pot-and-pan drawers, and full-height pantry doors all benefit from a pull at this scale: the hardware visually anchors the front rather than floating at its center, and the wider grip distributes hand pressure across a larger arc of the drawer travel. For a kitchen running a mix of pull sizes across its drawer bank, 160 mm centers are frequently the step up from a 128 mm pull on mid-width fronts.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this finish level has a mirror-bright surface that picks up and reflects the light around it, which makes the bar read as a highlight line across the drawer face rather than as a solid object. That quality works particularly well on a wide pull: the longer span gives the reflection room to move as the viewer's angle changes. Polished Chrome is a neutral that coordinates with steel appliance fronts, chrome faucets, and most recessed lighting trim without introducing a competing metal tone.
Designers specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen with a full complement of drawer sizes will typically reach this spacing on the widest base drawers and any pantry or tall-door application. Cabinet shops building to spec find that 160 mm is a common designer-specified center that drops cleanly onto a pre-drilled cabinet face without field modification. Homeowners replacing existing hardware can match this spacing directly, making it a straightforward swap on any front already drilled to 6-5/16 inches. All three buyers benefit from the Dickinson collection's range of companion pieces in the same design language and finish, which makes it practical to run coordinated hardware across every door and drawer in the room.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches converts to 160 mm, and both values refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. Either measurement will confirm a match to your existing holes.
The hole spacing is 32 mm wider, and the overall length steps up from 5-1/16 inches to 7-5/16 inches. The grip width and projection are the same, so the two sizes coordinate visually in the same hardware program.
A polished surface shows fingerprints more readily than a brushed or matte surface, and it wipes clean just as quickly. On a frequently used drawer, it is a trade-off between the brighter look and slightly more visible daily use.
The Dickinson series includes companion knobs, pulls at other center-to-center sizes, and matching hardware in the same design language and Polished Chrome finish, so mixing within the collection is the intended approach.
For any drawer or door where a shorter pull would look undersized, the 160 mm Dickinson pull in Polished Chrome gives the front the hardware presence it calls for.
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