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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers and finished in Flat Black.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing is a deliberate step up from the 128 mm pulls used on mid-width drawers. At 160 mm it covers the wider drawer fronts found on base cabinet pot drawers, wide file drawers, and full-height pantry or refrigerator-panel doors where a shorter pull would look undersized. It also suits vanity drawers and furniture-scale built-ins where the face is wide enough to carry a longer pull without the hardware overwhelming the front. If the existing holes in a cabinet are already drilled at this spacing, this pull drops directly onto that pattern.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black, a designation that is worth reading carefully. Flat Black is a non-reflective, fully matte surface rather than a satin or semi-gloss black. Under task lighting it stays even and absorbs glare instead of returning it, which keeps the hardware from reading as a bright point in the kitchen. Against white or light-painted fronts it holds a sharp graphic edge; against dark fronts it recedes into the surface and lets the cabinetry carry the room. The slim 1/2 inch bar width reinforces that effect by keeping the hardware linear rather than heavy.
This is the right size for a kitchen, bath, or built-in project where the cabinetry includes a mix of front widths and the hardware program needs to scale up for the wider pieces. Designers specifying a full kitchen often run a smaller center-to-center pull on upper doors and narrow drawers, then step up to this 160 mm spacing on wide base drawers, pot drawers, or tall pantry fronts, all within the same Coddington collection so the finish and profile stay consistent. Cabinet shops fitting out transitional kitchens that need hardware to work across both painted shaker and flat-panel doors will find the narrow bar profile neutral enough to serve both. Contractors replacing hardware on an existing run drilled to 6-5/16 inch centers can source this pull as a direct swap.
Flat Black and Matte Black are distinct finish names in the Top Knobs catalog and are not guaranteed to match each other, even within the same brand. If you are mixing pieces, confirm both finish values come from the same series before ordering.
Yes. The Coddington series includes companion knobs and additional pull sizes in Flat Black, so drawers and doors can be fitted with coordinating hardware from the same collection.
The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) measurement is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the number that must match the existing drill pattern or the template spacing. The overall length is 6-15/16 inches (176 mm), which is larger and represents the end-to-end size of the pull.
Yes, provided the drawer fronts are wide enough to carry a 6-15/16 inch pull without it running edge to edge. It is frequently used on wide single-basin vanity drawers and double-sink vanity banks where the wider spacing looks proportional.
Choose this Lawrence pull when the hardware program needs a 160 mm bar pull that holds the same flat, non-reflective black as the rest of the Coddington collection without introducing weight or gloss to the wider fronts.
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