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This Top Knobs Holden pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers — a spacing sized for the wider fronts that define a kitchen's visual rhythm.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is the spacing most designers reach for when a drawer front runs 18 to 24 inches wide, or when a wall cabinet door needs hardware that reads proportionally rather than like an afterthought. At that width a narrower pull can look undersized, and an appliance-scale pull can overwhelm the front. The 160 mm span sits between those two extremes: substantial enough to command the space, restrained enough to keep the hardware subordinate to the cabinetry. It also appears frequently on island drawers, range base drawers, and furniture-style pieces where the face frame proportions call for a longer reach between mounting points.
The Holden pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome, a bright mirror-like surface that picks up light from across the room. Chrome's appeal in a transitional kitchen is that it reads as neutral: it coordinates with stainless appliances, nickel faucets, and most light fixtures without demanding that everything else match it exactly. On a 1/2 inch bar profile the polish runs as a narrow bright line across the front — present without being loud. The slim section also means the pull sits close to the door face geometry rather than projecting a heavy visual mass into the room.
This pull is well suited to transitional kitchens where the hardware program bridges traditional cabinet profiles and contemporary flat fronts. Designers specifying chrome fixtures and stainless appliances will find the Polished Chrome finish an easy coordinate. For a cabinet shop running a mix of door styles on a single job, the Holden's restrained bar profile works across shaker, slab, and recessed-panel doors without requiring a different hardware family for each style. Because it belongs to the Coddington collection, companion knobs and appliance pulls in the same series are available for a consistent look across every cabinet in the room.
The 160 mm center-to-center spacing is commonly used on drawer fronts in the 18 to 24 inch range, where it provides visual weight proportional to the front. That is a design convention rather than a fixed rule, so the right sizing depends on the cabinetry and the designer's intent.
A polished surface shows fingerprints and marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily. In a high-use kitchen, the trade-off is between the brightness of the mirror finish and the lower maintenance of a textured one.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs, pulls at other center-to-center sizes, and appliance pulls, all in the same design language and finish options.
The bar is 1/2 inch wide with a flat profile, so it sits flush and linear against the door face rather than projecting a rounded silhouette.
Choose this pull when the drawer fronts and cabinet doors are wide enough to call for 160 mm centers, and the finish program already runs chrome or stainless through the rest of the room.
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