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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional bar pull that mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing built for wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and oversized cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look lost.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing occupies a specific tier in cabinet hardware: wider than the 5-1/16 inch pulls used on mid-size drawers, but shorter than the 7-9/16 inch and longer pulls suited to appliance-scale fronts. That puts it squarely in the range for wide base drawers, three-drawer stacks, and tall upper cabinet doors where proportion matters. A pull in this size range gives the hardware enough presence to read from across the room without overpowering a door that is not deep-drawer wide. If your existing holes are drilled to 160 mm, this is also a direct swap with no new drilling required.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale behaves differently than it does on a small knob: the reflective surface runs the full length of the bar, so the pull catches light along its face and registers as a bright horizontal line across the front. That quality works particularly well against darker painted or stained cabinetry, where the chrome reads as a clean highlight. It also coordinates naturally with chrome faucets, appliance handles, and light fixtures already present in most kitchens and baths, which keeps the metal count low without limiting the finish options on the cabinetry itself.
This pull suits traditional and transitional kitchens where the hardware should carry visual weight proportional to the cabinetry without introducing a warm or aged metal tone. Designers specifying a full kitchen run often use the 160 mm spacing on wide drawers and pantry doors while stepping down to a shorter pull or a knob on narrower fronts, drawing from the same Dakota collection to keep the design language consistent. Cabinet shops building furniture-style islands and wide drawer banks will find the 160 mm spacing a natural fit for fronts in the 20 to 28 inch width range where common design practice places hardware of this scale.
The two mounting holes are 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) apart, measured center to center. That is the number to match against your existing drilling or your door layout template.
The projection is 1-7/16 inches (37 mm) from the door surface to the back of the bar, which gives a comfortable finger clearance for a pull of this length.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte one, though it wipes clean easily. On a high-traffic drawer it is worth factoring that into the finish choice.
Yes. The Dakota series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language, so you can run pulls on drawers and coordinate knobs on doors without mixing collections.
When the front is wide enough that a shorter pull looks undersized, the 6-5/16 inch Dakota in Polished Chrome delivers the length, the brightness, and the traditional bar profile to fill it correctly.
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