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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and wide drawer fronts, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center pull occupies a specific range of the cabinet front. It is the right reach for a wide base drawer — the kind that spans a sink run, a range bank, or an island — where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front's width. At that scale the pull becomes a horizontal element in the room rather than just a grip, and the slender 1/2 inch bar profile keeps it from reading as furniture hardware rather than cabinetry. Tall pantry doors and two-door base units also work well at this spacing when the door face is wide enough that a smaller pull would read as an afterthought.
Polished Chrome is the finish that picks up and reflects the room around it. On a bar pull nearly 9-1/2 inches long, the reflective face runs as a continuous bright line across the drawer front, which is a stronger visual effect than the same finish on a 3-3/4 inch pull. It coordinates naturally with chrome faucets, appliance handles, and light fixtures already in most kitchens, which is why it is a low-risk choice when the room is already running silver-tone metals. The zinc base carries the finish evenly across the bar's length without variation in tone. Against white, gray, or navy painted fronts the chrome line reads as a clean graphic element; against wood-tone fronts it provides contrast without warmth.
Cabinet shops building out kitchens with wide drawer banks will find this spacing useful for the 24-inch and 30-inch drawers that anchor a base run. Designers specifying hardware for transitional kitchens benefit from the Coddington collection's range: the series carries companion knobs and pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings, which means a kitchen mixing knobs on doors and pulls on drawers can source both from one series without mixing design languages. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing wide-drawer kitchen can drop this onto any front already drilled to 192 mm centers without additional drilling.
Yes. 192 mm is one of the established standard spacings for wider drawer fronts, used across multiple cabinet manufacturers and common on 24-inch and wider base drawers.
The center-to-center dimension — 7-9/16 inches (192 mm) — is the distance between the two mounting holes and is the number you match to existing holes or mark for new drilling. The overall length of 9-7/16 inches (240 mm) is the end-to-end size of the bar and governs how much space the pull occupies on the front.
A polished surface is more reflective than a brushed one, and it does show prints more readily. It also wipes clean easily with a dry or damp cloth.
Yes. While this center-to-center spacing is most commonly specified for wide drawers, it installs equally well on a taller door front where the proportion calls for a longer pull.
When the drawer bank is wide and the hardware needs to hold the proportion of the front, the Coddington pull at 7-9/16 inch centers in Polished Chrome does the work cleanly and coordinates with the chrome fixtures already in the room.
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