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This Top Knobs Bronte pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet drawers and doors, mounted on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
A 6-5/16 inch center-to-center pull occupies a different part of the kitchen than a 3 or 3-3/4 inch pull. It belongs on wide base drawers, deep pot drawers, and larger door fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized against the width of the front. At 7-5/8 inches overall, there is enough length to read clearly on a wide panel without requiring the buyer to step up to an appliance-scale pull. This makes it a practical middle step between the standard shorter pulls used on narrow drawers and the longer pulls reserved for pantry and appliance fronts. Buyers replacing hardware in a kitchen with existing 160 mm holes will find this a straightforward match.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool gray with subdued undertones that sits between a true black and a silver tone. That quality makes it a quieter choice than a polished metal finish: it does not pick up highlights under kitchen lighting the way chrome or brushed nickel does, and it holds its tone against both light and dark cabinet fronts. On painted or stained shaker doors, Slate reads as a soft contrast rather than a sharp one, which suits a traditional room where the hardware should feel settled rather than bold.
This pull is a natural fit for a traditional or transitional kitchen where the hardware program calls for a muted gray rather than a warm bronze or bright chrome. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen run will find the Bronte collection covers the pull sizes needed across narrow and wide drawers from the same series, keeping the design language consistent from door to door. Designers working on a renovation where existing hardware holes are drilled to 160 mm centers will not need to redrill or fill. Homeowners looking to update a single wide drawer bank can pick this up and match it to existing Bronte hardware on narrower fronts.
Yes. The two values are the same standard spacing, just expressed in metric and imperial. Your drill pattern should place the two holes 6-5/16 inches apart, center to center.
Slate is a mid-gray with cool undertones, softer than a true black and less reflective than brushed nickel. It does not have the high contrast of matte black or the silver brightness of nickel.
The Bronte collection includes pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes and companion knobs, all in the same design language and finish options, so mixing sizes within the series is a straightforward way to size hardware to each front.
Proportioning hardware to roughly one-third the front width is common design practice. At 7-5/8 inches overall, this pull reads well on fronts in the 18 to 24 inch range, though that is a preference rather than a fixed rule.
Choose this pull when the spacing is 160 mm, the front is wide, and the finish should hold a quiet gray tone rather than compete with the cabinetry around it.
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