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This Top Knobs Coddington pull is a large-format bar pull designed for the oversized doors and drawer fronts that define a kitchen's focal points, from full-height pantry doors to wide appliance-panel-scale drawer banks.
At 18 inches center-to-center, this pull is scaled for the fronts that visually define a kitchen rather than the ones that blend into it. Tall pantry cabinets, full-overlay doors on a bank of wall ovens, wide base drawers that span the full width of a center island, and large furniture-style pieces all benefit from hardware at this scale. A pull this long reads as a deliberate architectural element rather than functional hardware, so it works best where the designer wants the cabinetry itself to carry weight in the room. Matching it with smaller pulls from the same Coddington series on narrower drawers is the conventional way to maintain visual consistency across a varied run of cabinetry without using identical hardware everywhere.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel, a cool-toned silver with a high-gloss, mirror-like surface. Polished Nickel sits closer to white gold than to chrome: it carries a slight warmth that chrome does not, which is why it reads well against both warm wood tones and cool painted fronts. At 19 inches of reflective bar running across a wide front, the finish becomes a visual line in the room. It coordinates naturally with Polished Nickel faucets and fixtures, and within the Coddington series the same finish runs across the companion pieces.
Cabinet shops finishing a custom kitchen with a prominent island or a full-height pantry wall will find this pull sized for fronts that smaller hardware cannot address proportionally. Designers specifying a transitional interior, where the hardware needs to work between a clean contemporary slab and a more traditional raised-panel door, can draw on the Coddington series across multiple center-to-center sizes to build a consistent program. Contractors sourcing hardware for a spec build or a remodel where the client has selected Polished Nickel as the fixture metal will find this pull a straightforward fit into that finish scheme.
The 18-inch measurement is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the number to match to your existing drilling or to your layout plan. The pull measures 19 inches end to end, so there is roughly half an inch of overhang beyond each hole.
They are similar in tone but not identical. Polished Nickel has a slightly warmer cast than chrome, and the two can read differently side by side under kitchen lighting. If you are mixing with existing fixtures, compare in person before committing.
Yes. The Coddington series includes multiple center-to-center sizes in the same design language and finish, which is how most designers build a hardware program that scales across narrow drawers, wide drawers, and full-height doors.
Two inches (51 mm) from the face of the door or drawer front to the back of the grip bar. That is enough clearance for a full-hand grasp on a heavy front.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry calls for hardware that holds its own at scale, in Polished Nickel, across the wide fronts that define the kitchen's visual center.
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