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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, sized for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that call for hardware on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center spacing puts this pull firmly in the wide-hardware tier. It is the right fit for deep base drawers, wide pantry doors, and furniture-scale island fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. Kitchen designers often step up to this spacing on any drawer wider than about 18 inches, and on a tall upper cabinet door the longer pull gives the hand more room to work without reaching for a narrow grip. If the existing holes in a door or drawer front are already drilled to 192 mm, this pull drops straight on without any new drilling.
The Lawrence pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. The polish runs the full length of the 1/2 inch flat bar, so light catches it edge-to-edge rather than along a curve. Polished Chrome is the finish most likely to coordinate with existing fixtures in a kitchen or bath: faucets, towel bars, light hardware, and appliance trim commonly run chrome, and a matching pull closes that loop without requiring a dedicated hardware search. The tradeoff is that a polished surface reads every mark under direct light and wipes clean just as readily.
Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen will reach for the Coddington collection when the design calls for a transitional bar pull that works in both contemporary and more traditional rooms without committing to either. Designers building a chrome fixture plan find that this spacing covers the wide drawer fronts that smaller pulls leave visually underpowered. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing kitchen drilled to 192 mm centers get a direct swap with no patching or redrilling required. The slim 1/2 inch bar keeps the silhouette light even at this length, so the pull adds presence without bulk.
Yes. 7-9/16 inches converts to 192 mm, which is a standard cabinet hardware spacing. If your existing holes measure 192 mm between centers, this pull fits without new drilling.
The projection is 1-3/8 inches (35 mm), measured from the door face to the back of the bar.
Yes. The Coddington series includes knobs and additional pull sizes in the same design language and finish, so you can run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from one coordinated collection.
Polished Chrome is among the most consistent finish names across hardware brands, but finishes from different manufacturers are not guaranteed to match. Confirm against a physical sample if the match is critical.
Choose this pull when the drawer front or door is wide enough to demand 192 mm centers and the fixture plan calls for a bright, coordinating chrome that carries through the rest of the room.
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