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The Top Knobs Erika pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers — a spacing that suits wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and furniture-scale cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing sits at the upper end of the mid-size pull range. It reads correctly on a wide base drawer — the kind that spans a full 24 or 30 inch cabinet — and on tall upper doors where a 96 mm or 128 mm pull would look like it got lost in the field. It is also the spacing that specifiers reach for on furniture-style islands with wide stacked drawers, where the hardware needs to carry the scale of the piece. For anyone replacing existing hardware, this is the measurement to match against the holes already in the front.
Polished Chrome is a bright, reflective finish. On a slim bar like the Erika's 3/8 inch section, it catches light along the full length of the grip and reads as a clean highlight against the cabinet face. Chrome is the finish that coordinates most naturally with stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and brushed or polished light fixtures, which makes it the default choice for kitchens where the surrounding metals are already cool-toned. The zinc base keeps the construction consistent across the Erika line, and the mirror surface wipes down cleanly. Because it is polished rather than brushed, it will show fingerprints between cleanings — that is the trade-off for the brighter surface.
This pull suits kitchen designers and cabinet shops specifying hardware for transitional kitchens, where the cabinetry bridges traditional shaker profiles and cleaner contemporary lines. The Erika series handles that middle ground well: the bar profile is modern enough for a flat-front door and proportioned well enough to sit against a raised-panel drawer without looking out of place. Homeowners replacing a full kitchen's worth of hardware will find the 160 mm spacing common on the wide drawers that anchor a base cabinet run. Contractors sourcing for a spec build can coordinate pulls and knobs across the Erika collection in the same finish to keep the hardware program consistent from room to room.
Measure the distance between the centers of your existing holes. If they are 6-5/16 inches apart, this pull drops right in. If the holes are a different spacing, you would need to drill new ones.
Polished Chrome and Brushed Nickel are both cool-toned silver finishes, but they have different surfaces — one is mirror-bright, the other is matte. They can coexist in a room but they do not match, and mixing them is a design choice rather than a neutral one.
Yes. The 160 mm center-to-center spacing works on taller upper doors and full-height pantry doors as well as wide drawers. The 7-1/8 inch overall length gives it enough presence on a door face.
The Erika collection includes knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish. Look for the Erika series name to find coordinating pieces.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door calls for 160 mm centers and the finish program is polished chrome — a combination that covers a wide run of transitional kitchens and holds up cleanly against surrounding metalwork.
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