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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a transitional bar pull that mounts on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers, a spacing suited to wide drawer banks and full-height door panels where a shorter pull would look underscaled.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is one of the larger standard spacings in residential cabinetry, and it earns its keep on fronts that need the hardware to carry some proportion. Wide pot drawers, deep pantry drawers, and tall two-door cabinet panels are where this spacing reads correctly. On a narrower front the pull would crowd the edges; on a very wide island drawer a designer might step up further still. At this scale, the pull becomes a visual anchor rather than a detail, which is exactly what wide cabinet work often calls for.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel sits in the silver tone family but carries a warmer, slightly softer sheen than chrome, making it a natural choice for kitchens that want brightness without the clinical edge of a mirror finish. The polished surface catches and reflects ambient light along the length of the bar, so on a 9-7/16 inch pull that effect is more pronounced than it would be on a shorter piece. It coordinates well with stainless appliances and brushed or polished nickel plumbing fixtures, though finish matching across brands is a visual exercise rather than a guarantee.
This pull suits kitchen designers and cabinet shops specifying hardware for wide-format cabinetry, and homeowners replacing existing pulls drilled to 7-9/16 inch centers who want an upgrade in a polished silver tone. The transitional design language of the Coddington collection means it works in settings that are neither strictly traditional nor fully contemporary: shaker-style kitchens, transitional bath vanities, and built-in storage pieces where the hardware should look considered without calling attention to itself. Because the Coddington series spans multiple center-to-center sizes, knobs, and companion pieces, it supports a consistent hardware program across an entire kitchen or room.
The 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) pull places its mounting holes about 1-1/4 inches farther apart than a 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) pull. If your existing holes are drilled to 160 mm, this pull will not drop onto them without new drilling.
No. Polished Nickel is a warmer, slightly less reflective finish than chrome. The two are similar in tone but visually distinct side by side, especially under warm kitchen lighting.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs in the same finish and design language, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from one coordinated series.
9-7/16 inches (240 mm) end to end. The mounting holes sit 7-9/16 inches (192 mm) apart, which is the dimension you match to your existing drill pattern or plan your new holes from.
When the cabinetry calls for a pull that reads at scale on wide drawers and tall panels, the Coddington at 192 mm centers delivers the proportion in a polished nickel finish that suits transitional kitchens and baths.
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