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The Top Knobs Holden pull from the Coddington collection is a transitional cabinet pull that mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide drawer fronts and full-height cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look underscaled.
Cabinet pulls are selected by center-to-center first, and the 160 mm spacing occupies a specific position in a kitchen layout. It is too wide for a narrow drawer bank and too compact for an appliance-scale front, but on a 24 to 30 inch base drawer or a tall upper door it lands at a proportion that feels intentional rather than undersized. Designers who run a mixed hardware program, knobs on doors and pulls on drawers, often step up to this spacing on the widest drawer fronts so the pull's visual weight keeps pace with the front below it. The 7 inch overall length clears most standard front widths at this center spacing without crowding the edges.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray, a finish that sits in a useful middle ground between the cool brightness of Polished Chrome and the depth of Matte Black. It reads as a warm gray in natural light and shifts slightly cooler under LED task lighting, which makes it compatible with a wider range of cabinet colors than a strictly warm or strictly cool finish. The matte surface keeps the bar quiet on the front rather than drawing the eye the way a polished finish would. Because this is a Coddington collection piece, the same Ash Gray finish and profile language carry through the companion knobs and the other Holden pull sizes in the series.
This is a strong choice for a kitchen, bath, or laundry room renovation where the cabinetry runs wide and the hardware program needs one spacing that covers the largest drawer fronts without switching to an appliance-scale pull. It suits painted and stained cabinet programs equally, and the transitional design language makes it a practical specification for projects that mix shaker-style doors with flat-panel drawer fronts. Volume cabinet shops and contractors working on spec kitchens will recognize the 160 mm spacing as a standard drilling increment that pairs cleanly with 128 mm pulls on narrower drawers in the same run.
Center-to-center, 6-5/16 inches (160 mm), is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes and is the dimension you match to existing holes or lay out for drilling. Overall length, 7 inches (178 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull and governs how it looks on the front.
It sits close to neutral with a slight warm lean in incandescent and warm LED light and reads cooler under daylight-balanced lighting. It coordinates well with both white and gray painted cabinetry.
Yes. The Coddington collection carries the Holden pull in multiple center-to-center sizes, all sharing the same bar profile and finish, so pairing a 128 mm pull on narrower drawers with this 160 mm pull on wider ones is a clean match within the same series.
Yes. The 160 mm spacing and 7 inch overall length scale well on a tall upper door or a pantry door, not only on a wide drawer front.
When the largest drawers or doors in a cabinet run need hardware that holds its proportion without stepping up to an appliance-scale pull, the Holden at 160 mm center-to-center in Ash Gray gives the front what it needs without overstating it.
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