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This Top Knobs Dickinson pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that demand hardware at a larger scale, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
At 160 mm, this pull lands where a smaller piece of hardware would simply disappear. A deep base drawer, a wide pot-and-pan bank, a tall pantry door, a furniture-style island front — these are fronts where 96 mm or 128 mm hardware looks undersized and leaves too much empty face around it. The 6-5/16 inch span gives the hand something substantial to grip, and it brings the hardware into proportion with the cabinetry rather than sitting as a small accent on a large surface. It is not the pull for a 12-inch upper door, but for the biggest pieces in the kitchen it is exactly the right scale.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, reflective finish with a cooler tone than polished chrome and warmer than polished stainless, which places it naturally alongside brushed nickel faucets and light fixtures without matching them exactly. On a wider bar the polish runs as a continuous bright line across the front, making the hardware read as a deliberate element rather than a background detail. The 1-1/4 inch width gives the bar a flat face that carries that finish evenly rather than curving it into a highlight point.
This pull suits traditional and transitional kitchens, butler's pantries, and furniture-style islands where the hardware program runs silver-tone and the fronts are large enough to justify hardware at this scale. It works equally well on painted or stained cabinetry. Because it is part of the Dickinson collection, companion knobs and pulls in the same series carry the same design language and finish, making it straightforward to run this pull on drawers while coordinating knobs on doors across the same kitchen.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) is one of the widely used center-to-center spacings in North American cabinetry, alongside 96 mm and 128 mm, so it is a common pattern on wide drawers from most cabinet manufacturers.
Polished Nickel has a bright, mirror-smooth surface. Brushed Nickel has a matte, directional texture that diffuses light rather than reflecting it. The two finishes are in the same color family but read differently on the hardware.
The Dickinson collection includes companion hardware in the same series and finish. Pieces within the collection share the same design language, so mixing knobs and pulls from it is the intended use.
The pull measures 7-5/16 inches end to end. The mounting holes are 6-5/16 inches apart, center to center. The additional inch of length is the overhang beyond each post, which is a proportion dimension, not a drilling dimension.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry is large enough that smaller hardware would look like an afterthought, and the finish program calls for a bright, warm silver tone.
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