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The Top Knobs Coddington pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in an Ash Gray finish.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is the standard drilling on a wide range of factory-built and custom cabinetry, which means this pull often drops directly onto existing holes without picking up a drill. For new installations, 128 mm is a familiar layout dimension that works across mid-width drawer fronts, upper cabinet doors, and base doors where the hardware needs to feel substantial without dominating the front. At 6-15/16 inches overall, the pull reads as a full-length fixture on a 15-inch drawer face and sits proportionally on narrower upper doors as well.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray. Ash Gray occupies a specific tonal position that separates it from both Satin Nickel and Matte Black: it carries warmth rather than the blue-white of a cool silver, and it holds enough lightness to stay visible against dark cabinet fronts. On painted white or cream cabinetry it reads as a deliberate gray rather than a neutral standby. The 1/2 inch bar width keeps the silhouette thin, so the finish carries more visual weight than the profile does. Zinc construction provides a consistent base for the finish across the bar, posts, and mounting surfaces.
This is a pull for transitional kitchens and baths where the hardware program needs to work across shaker doors, slab drawers, and raised-panel doors in the same room without looking out of place on any of them. Ash Gray is particularly useful in spaces running warm white, greige, or navy cabinetry, where a silver-tone pull would read too cool and a black pull would land too hard. Cabinet shops and designers specifying a full run of kitchen hardware will find the Coddington collection's breadth useful: the same series and finish carry through matching knobs, so doors and drawers can be hardware-coordinated from one catalog entry point. Contractors replacing hardware on existing 128 mm-drilled cabinetry can work through a kitchen quickly without redrilling any fronts.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, which is one of the standard metric spacings used across cabinet manufacturing. The two values describe the same hole pattern.
Ash Gray is a distinct finish with a warmer, more muted tone than Satin Nickel. The two are different finishes and are not guaranteed to match, even within the same room.
The Coddington collection includes companion knobs in the same series. Look for the Coddington series in Ash Gray to find matching pieces.
Projection is measured from the face of the cabinet front to the back of the grip, so it represents the clearance your fingers have behind the bar. The 1-5/16 inch figure is that clearance dimension.
For cabinetry already drilled to 128 mm centers, this Coddington pull in Ash Gray is a direct-fit upgrade that adds a considered, transitional finish without requiring new layout work.
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