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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center puts this pull in a specific bracket of cabinet hardware: wide enough for a big base drawer or a pantry-height door, narrow enough that it does not overwhelm a standard upper cabinet. It is a common drilling pattern on larger drawer banks and on furniture-style islands, which makes it a practical replacement choice when existing holes already sit at that spacing. On a fresh install, it reads as a confident scale without pushing into the appliance-pull range.
The slim 1/2 inch bar keeps the visual weight of the pull in check relative to its length, so the hardware reads as a line across the front rather than as a dominant object. That ratio is what makes a longer bar pull work on cabinetry without competing with the door or drawer it sits on.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. The brushed surface softens the silver tone and reduces how much light the finish picks up, which keeps the hardware quieter across a run of cabinetry than a polished nickel would. Satin Nickel is one of the most coordinated finishes in residential hardware because it reads as a neutral silver that holds up alongside stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and warm-toned metals without arguing with any of them. On both light and dark cabinet fronts it sits in the middle ground between contrast and disappearing entirely.
Cabinet shops running transitional kitchen programs find this spacing useful when the design calls for a longer pull on drawers wider than 18 inches or on tall shaker-style door fronts. Designers specifying a full kitchen often pair this center-to-center with the same Coddington series at shorter spacings on smaller drawers, keeping a single design language across the cabinetry. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing drawer bank drilled to 160 mm centers can drop this pull onto the existing holes without new drilling, as long as the 8-3/16 inch overall length clears any edge detail on the front.
Yes. The two values describe the same hole spacing, measured between the centers of the two mounting holes. Both are given on this pull because cabinet hardware is specified in millimeters in some trades and in fractional inches in others.
The 8-3/16 inch overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull, including the posts. The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is the drilling dimension. A replacement buyer matches the hole spacing, not the overall length.
The Coddington collection includes pulls at other center-to-center spacings and companion knobs in the same series, all in the same finish options. Mixing lengths within the series keeps the design language consistent across the cabinetry.
Brushed Satin Nickel is a standard cabinet hardware finish applied over zinc. The brushed texture is less prone to showing fingerprints and fine scratches than a polished surface, which makes it a practical choice for high-contact cabinet fronts.
At 6-5/16 inch centers, this Coddington pull fits the drawer and door scale where shorter pulls feel undersized and longer ones tip into appliance territory — a precise fit in Brushed Satin Nickel that keeps the hardware in proportion with the cabinetry.
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