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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounting on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers for wide drawer banks and full-height cabinet doors.
At 8-13/16 inches between centers, this pull is built for fronts that need hardware with visual presence. A wide drawer bank on a kitchen island, a tall pantry door, or a full-height appliance cabinet can make a shorter pull look undersized and off-proportion. This spacing gives the pull enough span to anchor to the front, so it reads as intentional hardware rather than an afterthought. For a designer or cabinet shop building out a kitchen with mixed front sizes, the 224 mm option in the Coddington line is how the wide drawers and door panels get hardware that holds its own against the narrower pieces running shorter centers.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel has more warmth to it than chrome: the surface is reflective but carries a slightly softer, yellower tone that sits closer to warm white metals than to cool silver. On white or light-painted cabinetry it reads bright and crisp. Against a natural wood or warmer stain it picks up the wood's warmth rather than fighting it. The slim 1/2 inch bar width keeps the cross-section narrow enough that the pull's length, not its mass, defines its presence on the door.
This is the right pull for wide cabinet fronts in a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware finish is Polished Nickel and the design runs between traditional detail and contemporary line. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen will find the Coddington collection covers the span of standard center-to-center sizes, so the Lawrence in 224 mm can run on the large drawers while shorter Coddington pulls cover the standard drawer banks, all in the same finish and series. Homeowners replacing wide-drawer hardware drilled to 8-13/16 inch centers can swap directly onto existing holes without rerouting. Designers specifying a vanity with a wide double-sink drawer will find this spacing common on furniture-scale bath cabinetry.
They are different finishes. Polished Nickel has a slightly warmer, softer tone than chrome, which tends to run cooler and brighter. The two are close under some lighting conditions but are not the same finish.
The overall length is 9-15/32 inches (240.5 mm) end to end. The mounting holes are spaced 8-13/16 inches (224 mm) apart, center to center. Drill or match to the 224 mm figure, not the overall length.
The Coddington collection is designed so the pulls coordinate across center-to-center sizes in the same finish. Mixing the 224 mm pull on wide drawers with shorter spacing on narrower fronts is a common specification approach for a full kitchen.
The Lawrence pull carries a transitional design style, which means it works on flat-panel and shaker doors without the ornate detail of a traditional pull or the stark geometry of a purely contemporary one.
When the drawer or door is wide enough that shorter hardware looks out of proportion, the Lawrence pull at 8-13/16 inch centers provides the reach and the finish to hold the space without overpowering it.
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