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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 is a step up from the 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) that dominates mid-size drawer pulls, and that difference matters when the front is wider. On a deep base drawer, a full-height pantry door, or a sink-front panel, a pull at this spacing sits in better visual proportion to the front and gives a more confident grip on a heavier door. It is also the spacing that appears on many existing European-standard hole patterns, making this a natural drop-in replacement on cabinetry already drilled at 160 mm without touching the drill.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel has a bright, warm-silver surface that reflects light evenly along the bar, which accentuates the clean horizontal line of the Coddington profile. It reads differently from Brushed Nickel: where a brushed surface diffuses light and recedes, Polished Nickel picks it up and holds it. On white or light painted fronts it creates a deliberate contrast; on darker stained wood it acts as a highlight. Polished surfaces show contact marks more readily than brushed ones and wipe clean just as easily.
Cabinet shops running a transitional kitchen program will find this spacing fits a wide band of applications without requiring a separate pull SKU for every front size. Designers specifying a full kitchen can pair this pull on wide drawers and pantry doors with the matching Coddington knobs on narrower upper doors, keeping the same series and finish throughout. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled at 160 mm get a direct swap. The Polished Nickel finish suits kitchens already carrying chrome or polished fixtures, where new cabinet hardware should join the existing metals rather than introduce a different surface texture.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches and 160 mm are the same center-to-center spacing. Both appear in the spec to match how different buyers measure: fractional inches are standard on domestic job sites, and millimeters are standard on European-specification cabinetry.
The pull measures 8-3/16 inches end to end, and the mounting holes sit 6-5/16 inches apart. The extra length is the bar that extends past each post, which is a style dimension rather than a drilling one. Drill at 6-5/16 inches on center and the pull will seat correctly.
The Coddington collection includes companion knobs, backplates, and pulls across multiple center-to-center sizes. Using knobs on doors and pulls on drawers from the same collection and finish is a standard way to keep a kitchen coherent without using identical hardware on every piece.
Polished Nickel and Polished Chrome are both bright silver-tone finishes and read similarly in a room, but they are not the same surface and the two will not match precisely side by side. If your fixtures are chrome, the pull will coordinate closely but may show a slight warm tone compared to a true chrome.
Choose this pull when the spacing needs to step up to 160 mm and the finish should add a bright line of nickel across the drawer rather than disappear into it.
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