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The Top Knobs Holden pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and suited to wide drawer fronts, tall door panels, and any cabinet face that calls for hardware with real visual presence.
A pull at this center-to-center is sized for the wide horizontals in a cabinet layout: the deep pot drawer, the full-width base cabinet, the tall pantry door. At 7-9/16 inches between the mounting holes, the Holden pull distributes the opening force across a wider span than a 5 or 6 inch pull would, which feels more natural on a front this wide. It is also the pull that sets the visual scale for the whole bank — when the largest drawer in the run carries the right-sized hardware, everything next to it reads correctly. This is the spacing that lets the hardware match the proportion of the cabinet rather than compensate for it.
The bar is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-level surface that picks up the room around it rather than holding a flat color, which makes it a natural companion to chrome faucets, appliance trim, and light fixtures already running in the space. On a slim 1/2 inch bar the polish runs as a clean bright line across the drawer face. The zinc base gives the pull solid weight in the hand without the brittleness of lighter alloys, and the polished surface wipes clean without texture to trap residue.
This pull suits kitchens and baths already committed to polished or bright-metal fixtures, where adding a second metal tone would compete rather than coordinate. It is a practical choice for a spec kitchen, a designer renovation, or a replacement project where the existing hole pattern was drilled to 192 mm centers. The transitional design language keeps it compatible with both clean-lined contemporary cabinetry and more traditional frame-and-panel doors, so it does not narrow the range of cabinet styles it can work with. Cabinet shops building wide drawer banks and contractors sourcing pulls for a full kitchen run will find the Coddington series offers matching pieces at every spacing to unify the hardware across the whole layout.
The mounting holes are 7-9/16 inches (192 mm) apart, center to center. That is the number to match against your existing hole pattern or your drilling template.
The 1/2 inch width keeps the bar narrow in cross-section, so on a wide drawer face the hardware reads as a precise horizontal line rather than a chunky element. The overall 8-5/16 inch length gives it enough span to feel proportionate without overpowering the front.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so pairing knobs on doors with this pull on drawers is a straightforward combination within the series.
A polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily. On a kitchen pull used throughout the day it is worth knowing before you commit the finish to the whole run.
When the drawer fronts are wide and the fixture metals are bright, this Holden pull in Polished Chrome brings the hardware into proportion with both.
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