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This Top Knobs Dickinson pull is a traditional bar pull mounted on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, sized for the wide cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized and lose proportion against the front.
At 6-5/16 inches between holes, this pull is built for the cabinetry that a 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch pull cannot scale to. Wide base drawers, double-door pantry fronts, appliance-adjacent tall cabinets, and furniture-style islands all benefit from hardware that holds its visual weight across a broader front. The 7-5/16 inch overall length means the bar extends meaningfully beyond the mounting posts, giving the pull a presence that narrower hardware at this size would lack. On a 24 or 30 inch drawer front, this is the span that looks deliberate rather than like the hardware was chosen for a smaller box.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Nickel. The brushed surface texture diffuses light across the bar rather than concentrating it into a reflection, which keeps the silver tone consistent as the viewing angle changes. In a kitchen running mixed metals or stainless appliances, Brushed Nickel is the finish that introduces the least conflict because it reads as a neutral silver rather than a warm or cool accent. The 1-1/4 inch bar width gives the grip some visual mass without tipping into oversized territory, and the squared profile keeps the silhouette clean against slab, shaker, or raised-panel fronts alike.
This pull is the right choice for a traditional or transitional kitchen where the drawer bank includes at least some wide fronts that need hardware scaled to match. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen can pair this 160 mm pull with the shorter Dickinson pulls on narrower drawers and the matching knobs on doors, running one series and one finish across the entire installation. Designers working on a furniture-style island or a butler's pantry with deep drawer fronts will find the span practical rather than decorative. Homeowners replacing a full set of hardware can drop this onto existing 6-5/16 inch holes without redrilling.
The next smaller Dickinson pull mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, about 1-1/4 inches closer together. On a wide drawer front, that difference is visible: the shorter pull tends to look centered and small, while the 160 mm pull holds proportion across more of the front's width.
Yes. The Dickinson series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Brushed Nickel finish, so you can run doors and drawers from one collection without mixing styles.
Brushed Nickel is a silver-tone finish that reads close to many stainless surfaces, though finishes vary by manufacturer and a side-by-side comparison is the only way to confirm a visual match.
A bar pull at this span works on both doors and drawers. The 6-5/16 inch spacing suits a tall door where a shorter pull would appear too small for the panel.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that a standard pull disappears against it, this 160 mm Dickinson bar pull in Brushed Nickel is the piece that keeps the hardware in proportion.
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