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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a cabinet pull for wide drawer fronts, tall door panels, and any cabinetry where the hardware needs to match the scale of the front it mounts on. It runs 13 inches end to end and mounts on 12 inch (305 mm) centers.
A pull at this scale solves a specific problem: a wide bank drawer, a tall upper cabinet door, or a refrigerator-style pantry front where a shorter pull looks proportionally lost. At 12 inch centers the hardware runs nearly the full width of a deep base drawer, which turns a grip into a visual anchor. It also functions as a handle on a tall single-door cabinet where a single knob would look like punctuation on a blank surface. The 13 inch overall length clears the mounting posts cleanly without pressing into the adjacent cabinetry on either side.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel, a warm-neutral silver tone that sits between the brightness of polished chrome and the flatness of a matte finish. The brushed texture diffuses light evenly along the length of the bar, which keeps the surface looking consistent rather than picking up directional highlights the way a polished finish would. On a long bar like this one, that evenness matters: a polished surface at 13 inches reflects room light across the whole run and can read as a stripe, while a brushed surface holds its tone quietly. Satin Nickel is a practical finish for kitchen and bath environments where the hardware gets daily contact.
This is the right pull for a kitchen remodel or new installation where at least some of the cabinetry is wide-format: a deep drawer stack, a tall pantry unit, or a two-door lower cabinet that takes a single centered pull. Designers specifying a full kitchen will often run pulls at multiple center-to-center sizes across the same job, pairing shorter pulls on narrow drawers with this 12 inch pull on the wider ones, all within the same Coddington collection so the finish and profile stay consistent. Cabinet shops building and installing custom work will find the 305 mm spacing is also a common drill pattern on European-style cabinetry, which makes this a practical spec for both domestic and imported cabinet programs. The transitional design language keeps it relevant across shaker, slab, and inset door styles without favoring one over the others.
Center-to-center is the measurement between the two mounting holes, 12 inches (305 mm), and that is the number you match to your existing drill pattern or specify for new holes. Overall length is 13 inches, which is the end-to-end size of the pull including the posts, and it tells you how much space the hardware occupies on the front.
Yes. The 2-1/8 inch (54 mm) projection places the grip far enough from the door face for a full four-finger grip, which is useful on a heavy drawer or a pull-out shelf where you need a firm hold.
The Coddington collection includes companion pieces at other center-to-center sizes in the same profile and finish, so mixing lengths within the collection is a common approach for running proportional hardware across a mixed cabinet layout.
Brushed Satin Nickel reads in the same silver-tone family as brushed stainless, and the two are commonly paired in kitchen installations. Because finish names and surface textures vary between manufacturers, visual confirmation in the actual space is the reliable way to judge the match.
When the drawer or door front is wide, the pull should be too. This Coddington pull in Brushed Satin Nickel gives wide-format cabinetry hardware that fits the front rather than sitting on it.
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