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The Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and finished in Polished Nickel.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is a practical middle ground in cabinet hardware. It is wide enough to give a confident grip on a drawer front in the 15 to 24 inch range and proportioned correctly for an upper door without overwhelming the face frame. For a kitchen running this hole pattern already, the Lawrence pull drops onto existing hardware without any new drilling. On a new build it is a natural specification for base drawers and upper cabinet doors where something in the 3-3/4 inch range would look undersized but the jump to 6-5/16 inch is more pull than the front calls for.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. A polished surface on nickel runs bright and highly reflective, which reads differently from a brushed or satin nickel: the grip catches light along its flat face and holds a sharp edge. In a room with polished fixtures, this finish joins them directly. In a room with brushed fixtures, it introduces a contrast. Polished Nickel is a cooler silver tone than chrome, with a slightly warmer undertone that keeps it from reading as clinical in a traditional or transitional space. Because the finish is polished rather than matte, it will show contact marks more readily and wipes clean with the same ease.
This pull is a strong fit for a transitional kitchen or bathroom where the hardware needs to work across cabinet styles without committing fully to either a traditional or contemporary direction. The slim 1/2 inch bar width keeps the profile quiet on shaker and flat-panel fronts alike. Designers specifying a full kitchen run can mix the Lawrence pull on drawers with Coddington knobs on doors, since both share the same series finish and design language. Cabinet shops building transitional programs in Polished Nickel will find it a consistent specification across a range of door and drawer sizes at this center-to-center.
Polished Nickel and chrome are both bright silver-tone finishes, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer undertone. Chrome tends to read cooler and more neutral. The two can appear similar in product photos but are distinct in person, and they are not guaranteed to match each other when mixed in the same room.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to approximately 128 mm, and both values refer to the same hole spacing. Either measurement can be used to confirm a match to existing hardware.
Yes. At 5-11/16 inches overall with a 5-1/16 inch hole spacing, it is proportioned for both upper cabinet doors and drawer fronts in the mid-width range.
The Lawrence pull is part of the Coddington series, which includes companion knobs, pulls at other center-to-center spacings, and backplates in the same design language. Mixing within the series keeps the hardware program consistent across door and drawer hardware.
For a transitional kitchen where the hardware spacing, finish, and collection all need to line up, the Lawrence pull at 5-1/16 inch centers in Polished Nickel is a specification that holds together from the first drawer to the last door.
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