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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a transitional bar pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing that is the most widely drilled pattern in residential cabinetry.
The 96 mm center-to-center spacing is the baseline of cabinet hardware production. Most frameless and face-frame base and wall cabinets are drilled at this interval as a factory default, and most drawer banks in production kitchens follow the same pattern. That means this pull is the right choice when the goal is a clean swap with no new holes: measure the existing centers, confirm they land at 3-3/4 inches, and the Coddington drops straight onto the existing hardware. It is also the starting point for a first-time installation where a single standard spacing will run across the entire cabinet run, keeping the drilling template simple and the hardware consistent from one end of the kitchen to the other.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black. Flat Black is a true matte surface: it absorbs light rather than reflecting it, so it reads as a consistent, even tone across the bar regardless of the angle or the quality of the room lighting. That behavior makes it well suited to kitchens and baths where polished or satin finishes would pick up highlights from undercabinet lighting or pendant fixtures. The slim 1/2 inch bar keeps the profile close to the face of the front, and the squared cross-section means the flat face sits flush rather than presenting a curved surface against a slab or shaker door.
This pull is a practical fit for a wide range of projects. A cabinet shop running a transitional kitchen spec can use it across every door and drawer at a standard spacing without a custom drilling setup. A homeowner replacing worn or dated hardware on an existing cabinet run drilled to 3-3/4 inch centers can swap the full kitchen without touching a drill. Designers specifying a mixed hardware program, with pulls on drawers and knobs on doors, will find the matching Coddington knobs in the same series and finish. Because Flat Black is a finish that holds its contrast against both light and dark fronts without introducing a competing tone, it is a reliable choice for painted cabinetry, two-tone kitchens, and any program where the hardware is meant to be a graphic element rather than a background detail.
Yes. The 96 mm center-to-center spacing is the most common factory-drilled pattern in residential cabinet production, which is why this size is a frequent direct replacement for existing hardware.
Flat Black is a fully matte surface with no sheen. It is not the same as a satin black or a semi-gloss black finish.
The Coddington collection includes companion knobs, pulls at other center-to-center spacings, and backplates in the same design language and finish, so a full kitchen program can run from one series.
The bar is 1/2 inch wide in a squared profile, giving the face a flat surface rather than a rounded one against the cabinet front.
When the cabinet run is drilled to 3-3/4 inch centers and the finish program calls for Flat Black, this Coddington pull covers both requirements without compromise.
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