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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a bar-form cabinet pull mounted on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, the most common hole spacing in North American cabinetry. It suits drawer fronts and door pulls wherever that spacing is already in place.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing appears on the majority of base cabinet drawer banks, mid-size upper doors, and bathroom vanity drawers installed across North America over the past several decades. If you are replacing existing hardware without re-drilling, confirming that the existing holes fall at this spacing means the Coddington pull drops straight onto them. For new construction, 96 mm is the default spacing most cabinet shops use on drawers under about 18 inches wide, which makes this an easy specification to carry across an entire kitchen without mixing hole patterns.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, reflective surface with a warmer undertone than chrome, sitting closer to white gold than to a cold mirror. That warmth makes it a natural fit alongside other warm metals in a transitional kitchen, including unlacquered brass fixtures or aged bronze accents, without matching them exactly. On the bar itself, the polished surface runs as a continuous bright line across the face of the drawer or door, which is what a slim 1/2 inch width is built to do: keep the hardware reading as a line rather than as a volume.
Designers and cabinet shops specifying transitional kitchens reach for Polished Nickel frequently because it bridges traditional cabinetry profiles and contemporary flat-front doors without committing to either aesthetic. Homeowners replacing existing 96 mm hardware get a straightforward swap with no new drilling. Contractors running a full kitchen or bath can carry the Coddington series across both drawers and doors, pulling from the matching knobs in the same collection to keep the hardware program consistent from piece to piece.
Yes. 3-3/4 inches converts to 95.25 mm, and 96 mm is the standard industry rounding for that spacing. The two values refer to the same hole pattern and this pull fits both.
Both are bright reflective finishes, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, softer tone compared to the cooler, bluer look of chrome. Side by side the difference is visible; at a distance they read similarly.
Yes. The Coddington series includes companion knobs in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, which is how most installations pair pulls on drawers with knobs on doors.
The mounting holes are 3-3/4 inches apart. The pull itself measures 5-11/16 inches end to end. The extra length is the overhang beyond the posts on each side, which gives the bar its finished look.
When the hole pattern is already 96 mm, this Coddington pull in Polished Nickel is the hardware that fits without compromise, and coordinates across the collection without second-guessing the finish.
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