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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers for wide drawer fronts and tall cabinet doors where shorter hardware would look underscaled.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is a specific answer to a specific problem: wide cabinetry that reads as unfinished when shorter hardware is centered on it. A 36-inch or 42-inch wide drawer bank, a full-height pantry door, or a deep utility drawer all have enough face width that a 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch pull simply does not register. This pull spans 8-7/32 inches overall, so it fills the front proportionally without crossing into appliance-pull territory. It is also a practical replacement choice for existing cabinetry already drilled on 192 mm centers, which is a standard spacing on wider drawers in many European and domestic cabinet programs.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-like surface with more warmth than Polished Chrome — it carries a faint golden undertone that keeps it from reading as cold under incandescent or warm LED light. On a wide bar this matters: a polished surface runs a continuous highlight across the full length of the grip, and the warmth of nickel keeps that highlight softer than the hard glare of chrome. The slim 1/2 inch bar section adds to that effect, turning the pull into a thin line of reflected light rather than a visual anchor on the door.
This pull belongs in transitional kitchens, baths, and built-ins where the hardware program should feel current without committing fully to a contemporary or traditional aesthetic. It fits naturally alongside paneled appliances, furniture-style islands, and shaker cabinetry where Polished Nickel already appears on the faucet, the fixtures, or the lighting. Cabinet shops and designers specifying a full kitchen can run this 192 mm pull on wide drawers and pair it with shorter Lawrence pulls or Coddington knobs on doors, keeping the entire program within one series and one finish without hunting across brands.
The 192 mm spacing puts the mounting holes 7-9/16 inches apart, compared to 5-1/16 inches for a 128 mm pull. The wider spacing produces a longer overall bar — 8-7/32 inches here versus roughly 6 inches on a 128 mm pull — which suits wider fronts proportionally.
No. Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly golden undertone compared to the cooler, bluer tone of Polished Chrome. Under warm lighting the difference is visible, and they will not match if mixed on the same run of cabinetry.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes matching knobs and companion pulls in Polished Nickel, so doors and drawers can coordinate within the same series.
The 192 mm center-to-center works well on a wide vanity drawer, and Polished Nickel is a common bath hardware finish. For a standard single-door vanity, a shorter pull in the same Coddington series would be more proportional.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door front is wide enough to need a 192 mm span, and the hardware program calls for the clean, warm brightness of Polished Nickel.
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