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This Top Knobs Coddington pull mounts on 12 inch (305 mm) centers and is built for the kind of cabinetry where a standard 3 or 5 inch pull would simply disappear — wide base drawers, oversized pantry doors, furniture-scale islands, and appliance-height cabinet fronts.
At this spacing the pull becomes a design statement as much as a functional piece. A 12 inch bar pull reads as a horizontal line across the front of a wide drawer, and that line is what gives large cabinetry its sense of proportion. On a pantry door or a tall cabinet front, it anchors the hardware at the center of the face rather than letting a shorter pull float in the middle of too much door. This is the center-to-center value that designers reach for when the front is 24 inches wide or wider, and when the hardware program calls for a single pull rather than two smaller ones.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black, a true matte that absorbs light rather than reflecting it. Where a polished or satin black finish picks up glare along the bar, this one stays even across its full 13 inch length. That consistency matters at this scale: a 13 inch bar in a reflective finish draws the eye to the finish as much as to the form, while Flat Black lets the line itself do the work. The 1/2 inch bar width keeps the profile lean, so the pull reads as a precise graphic element rather than a heavy rail.
This pull suits a transitional or contemporary kitchen where the hardware is running flat black and the cabinetry includes at least some wide fronts that need a pull at scale. Wide base drawers on a 36 inch sink base, a pantry cabinet, a furniture-style island, or a tall utility cabinet are all natural fits. Because it is part of the Coddington collection, the companion pieces in that series share the same design language, which makes it straightforward to run smaller pulls on narrow drawers and this one on the wider fronts without breaking the hardware program.
Yes. It is a standard spacing for oversized and appliance-scale cabinet pulls, and many cabinet shops drill wide fronts to this pattern by default. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
2-1/8 inches (54 mm) from the face of the front to the back of the grip, which is enough clearance for a full hand behind the bar on a heavy drawer.
Flat Black is the Top Knobs finish name for this SKU. It is a low-sheen, non-reflective surface. Finish names vary by brand, and a different manufacturer's Matte Black is not guaranteed to be a visual match.
The Coddington collection includes pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes, all in the same design language and finish options, so mixing sizes within the collection is the intended way to handle a kitchen with a range of front widths.
When the cabinetry has fronts too wide for a mid-size pull to look right, this 12 inch Coddington bar in Flat Black gives the hardware program the scale it needs without adding visual weight to the bar itself.
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