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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a bar pull for wide cabinet drawers and oversized door fronts, mounting on 12 inch (305 mm) centers in Ash Gray.
Most cabinet pulls top out at 7 or 8 inches, and a 12-inch center-to-center is a deliberate choice rather than a default one. It suits drawer banks wider than 30 inches, full-height pantry doors, and appliance-panel fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized against the face. At 15 inches overall, the bar covers enough of the front to anchor it visually, which is the point at this scale. A pull that reads small on a wide drawer draws attention to the mismatch. This one does not.
The Ash Gray finish is a cooled, slightly muted tone in the Silver Tone family, distinct from polished chrome's hard brightness and from brushed nickel's warmer cast. On a zinc bar at this width, it reads flat and composed under both warm and cool kitchen lighting. The 1-inch-wide bar face gives the finish enough surface area to register as a deliberate color choice rather than a background detail, which matters when the pull is this long and this prominent on the front.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a full kitchen in a transitional style reach for this pull on wide drawers and pantry fronts where the hardware needs to hold its own against larger cabinetry. Contractors fitting out a spec kitchen with mixed-size fronts often run a shorter Coddington center-to-center on the narrower drawers and step up to this 12-inch spacing for the wide ones, keeping the series and finish consistent across the run. Homeowners replacing existing hardware on a wide drawer bank will find the 305 mm spacing straightforward to match if the existing holes were drilled to a standard 12-inch pattern.
Yes. Twelve inches (305 mm) is a recognized standard spacing for wide cabinet pulls, so it appears on many existing drawer banks and in most cabinet shop jigs alongside the more common 3-3/4 and 5-1/16 inch spacings.
Three inches. The bar measures 15 inches end to end while the mounting holes sit 12 inches apart, so 1-1/2 inches of bar extends past each post.
The Coddington collection includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings in the same finish and profile, so running different lengths across a bank of mixed-width drawers is a straightforward coordination within the series.
It sits between the two. The finish has a gray cast that is cooler than brushed nickel but softer than a polished chrome, placing it in the Silver Tone family without the hard brightness of a mirror finish.
When the drawer or door front is large enough to make a standard pull look like an afterthought, the 12-inch Coddington in Ash Gray is the pull that fills the front the way the design intends.
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