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The Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and finished in Flat Black. At this spacing it steps up from the mid-range sizes to address the wider drawer bases, pantry fronts, and tall upper doors that shorter pulls leave out of proportion.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center puts this pull in the range that wide base drawers, deep pot drawers, and three-door pantry stacks call for. A kitchen with 15- to 24-inch drawer fronts benefits from hardware at this scale because it anchors the front visually and gives the hand a grip that matches the effort of opening a heavier drawer. It is also a common choice on tall upper doors flanking a range hood, where a shorter pull would look undersized against the cabinet height. This is not the smallest Lawrence in the family, and it is not the largest: it occupies the step between the 6-5/16 inch pulls used on standard door pairs and the 8-13/16 inch pulls used on the widest base drawers.
The Lawrence pull is cast in zinc and carries a Flat Black finish. Flat Black is a matte surface with no sheen, so it holds a consistent tone under both task lighting and ambient light without picking up the hot spots a polished finish would. Against white, gray, or natural wood cabinet fronts it lands as a clean graphic element. Against darker fronts it recedes and lets the cabinetry read first. The slender 1/2 inch bar keeps the hardware from feeling heavy at this length, which is useful when the goal is presence without bulk.
This pull is a direct fit for a transitional or contemporary kitchen where the hardware program runs Flat Black and the drawer layout includes at least one wide base drawer or pantry front. Because it belongs to the Coddington collection, the same series supplies knobs for doors and shorter pulls for narrower drawers, so a full kitchen can run one design language across every front. Cabinet shops building on spec and designers working on a kitchen with varied drawer widths will find the 192 mm spacing fills a gap that the 160 mm and 224 mm sizes bracket on either side.
The center-to-center spacing is the mounting dimension, not the drawer width. At 192 mm it is most commonly used on drawer fronts in the 15 to 24 inch range, though hardware sizing to a drawer width is a design preference rather than a fixed rule.
Flat Black is Top Knobs' finish name for this SKU. It is a low-sheen, non-reflective black surface. Whether it reads identically to another brand's Matte Black depends on that brand's specific finish chemistry, and a cross-brand match cannot be assumed.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one kitchen.
The projection is 1-3/8 inches (35 mm) from the face of the door or drawer front to the back of the bar.
When the drawer layout steps up past the standard widths, this pull keeps the hardware in proportion without adding visual weight the cabinet does not need.
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