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The Top Knobs Holden pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounted on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where mid-range spacing falls short.
The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) center-to-center spacing sits between the common 128 mm and the oversized 192 mm, and it is the standard hole pattern on wide base drawers, pot-and-pan drawers, and full-height pantry doors in many kitchen programs. A pull at this spacing lets the hardware scale with the front rather than sitting small in the middle of it. For a kitchen running a mix of door and drawer sizes, this spacing often handles the widest drawer run while a shorter pull takes the narrower ones above.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-adjacent surface that is warmer in tone than Polished Chrome, with a slight depth that keeps it from reading as cold or industrial. On a white or light-gray cabinet it registers as a highlight. On a darker front it stays visible and reflective without competing with the cabinetry. The 1/2 inch bar section keeps the profile slim, so the length reads as a line rather than as a heavy piece of hardware.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying a transitional kitchen where the hardware program needs to carry through at multiple drawer widths without switching collections. The 160 mm spacing is also a practical choice for a replacement project: many production cabinets are drilled to this pattern on their wide drawer banks, making this a drop-in swap on those fronts. Homeowners renovating a kitchen with existing 6-5/16 inch holes will find this spacing handles the replacement without any new drilling.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 6-5/16 inches, or as close as 160 mm on a metric-drilled cabinet, this pull drops in without any new drilling.
No. Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, softer tone than Polished Chrome, which tends to read cooler and brighter. They are distinct finishes and will not match each other in the same room.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs and other hardware pieces in Polished Nickel, which is the standard approach for running pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same series.
At 7 inches overall it proportions well on a wide drawer front, a full-height door, or a pantry cabinet. Sizing hardware to roughly one third of the front's width is a common design approach, though it is a preference rather than a rule.
For a cabinet program that needs a transitional bar pull at 160 mm centers in a warm, bright nickel, the Holden pull from the Coddington collection covers the wide fronts cleanly.
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