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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, sized at 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) center-to-center for wide drawer fronts, large door panels, and furniture-scale cabinetry.
The 8-13/16 inch center-to-center is not a size you reach for on a standard 15-inch base drawer. It belongs on a wide drawer bank, a deep pot-and-pan drawer, a furniture-style island front, or a tall pantry door where shorter hardware would look undersized against the surface area. At this span, a single pull covers enough of the front to anchor it visually, and the 9-15/32 inch overall length reinforces that proportion without pushing into the adjacent hinge or adjacent pull territory. For shops and designers specifying a run of wide-drawer cabinetry, this spacing also matches existing 224 mm hole patterns, making it a direct replacement without rerouting.
The Lawrence pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. At a longer bar length, the polish matters in a specific way: a mirror surface runs a bright, continuous highlight from post to post, which at 9-plus inches becomes a deliberate design line on the front rather than a small accent. That line coordinates naturally with polished chrome faucets, appliance trims, and light fixtures already common in transitional kitchens and baths. The 1/2 inch bar width keeps that line slender even at this scale, so the pull reads refined rather than heavy. Polished surfaces show handling marks more readily than brushed finishes, and clean just as quickly.
Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen with wide drawer banks will find the 224 mm spacing covers the fronts that 160 mm and 192 mm pulls leave looking sparse. Designers working a transitional scheme in chrome use the Coddington series to run matching knobs on doors and pulls on drawers from one collection, keeping the hardware program coherent across the room. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled at 224 mm centers can swap straight to this pull without picking up a drill. The transitional design language makes it at home in a classic-meets-contemporary kitchen, a primary bath vanity with wide drawers, or a furniture piece with cabinetry-scale hardware.
The next common spacing below 224 mm is 192 mm (7-9/16 inch). On a wide drawer front the 32 mm difference is visible: the longer pull spans more of the front and looks proportional where the shorter one can appear centered but undersized.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean easily, so it stays presentable with routine wiping.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs and other pull sizes in the same design language and Polished Chrome finish, so you can run a consistent hardware program across doors and drawers.
Yes. It is a standard two-hole bar pull that mounts on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers.
When the drawer front is wide enough that shorter hardware disappears into it, the Lawrence pull at 224 mm centers gives the surface what it needs: a clean chrome line scaled to the cabinetry, not fighting it.
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