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This Top Knobs Coddington Dustin pull is a transitional cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the single most common cabinet hole pattern in North American cabinetry.
The 96 mm center-to-center is not an arbitrary dimension. It is the hole pattern that ships standard on cabinet lines from dozens of manufacturers, which means this pull is the straightforward swap when updating hardware on an existing kitchen, bath, or built-in. No drilling, no filling, no patching. The buyer measures the distance between the centers of the existing holes, confirms 3-3/4 inches, and orders. That is the primary reason to lead with spacing rather than length on a replacement pull.
At 4-3/8 inches overall, the pull reads as a compact bar on a mid-width drawer front and as a trim detail on an upper door. The 1/2 inch width keeps the profile narrow enough to suit both slab and shaker fronts without competing with the door's geometry.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. The polished surface is bright and reflective, which means it picks up ambient light and reads clearly against both painted and wood-toned fronts. Polished Nickel sits in the silver-tone family but carries a warmer undertone than chrome, which is why it tends to coordinate better with warm whites, creams, and natural wood stains than a cooler chrome finish would. It is an interior finish suited to dry cabinetry environments.
This pull fits naturally into a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware program needs to bridge older, more decorative cabinetry and a cleaner modern aesthetic. The Coddington series is built for exactly that middle ground: enough visual detail to avoid reading as stark, not enough ornament to read as traditional. Cabinet shops running a mix of door styles across a single project will find this pull compatible with both flat-front and frame-and-panel work. Designers specifying replacement hardware for an existing 96 mm layout can spec this without asking the client to accept any modification to the casework.
Measure between the centers of your two existing mounting holes. If that distance is 3-3/4 inches (96 mm), this pull drops in without any additional drilling.
They are both bright silver-tone finishes, but Polished Nickel has a slightly warmer cast than chrome. Side by side they are visibly different, so mixing them in one room is not recommended.
Yes. The two-hole surface mount works on doors and drawers alike. The 4-3/8 inch overall length suits an upper door or a mid-width drawer front.
The Coddington collection includes companion knobs and other hardware in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, making it straightforward to mix knobs on doors with pulls on drawers.
When the hole pattern is already in the door and the finish needs to be Polished Nickel, this Coddington Dustin pull resolves the selection without compromise or modification.
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