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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounting on 12 inch (305 mm) centers and suited to the widest drawers, full-height pantry doors, and oversized cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized.
At 12 inches on center, this pull is sized for hardware situations where anything shorter reads as a finishing detail rather than a functional anchor. A wide pot-and-pan drawer, a double-door base cabinet, a tall pantry front, a full-height refrigerator panel, or a deep island drawer bank — these are the fronts where a 12 inch span earns its keep. The narrow 1/2 inch bar keeps the pull from reading heavy at that scale, so it spans the front without dominating it. The 12-5/8 inch overall length means it lands just beyond the hole spacing on each side, which gives the bar a clean finish without excess overhang.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel has a warmer undertone than chrome while still sitting clearly in the silver-tone family, which makes it a natural match for fixtures that lean toward satin or warm metals rather than a cooler stainless. The mirror surface runs continuously across the bar face, so the pull catches light along its full length — an effect that reads well at the 12 inch scale because the reflective line helps define the front rather than sitting on it. It holds its appearance against both painted and natural wood cabinet fronts.
This is the right pull for a designer or cabinet shop specifying hardware on a kitchen with large or appliance-scale cabinet fronts, or for a homeowner replacing hardware on a wide drawer bank that was drilled at 12 inch centers. The transitional design language keeps it at home in projects that mix shaker doors with bar pulls, or that run warm metals like unlacquered brass and brushed nickel alongside the polished silver tones. Within the Coddington collection, companion knobs and pulls at shorter center-to-center spacings let a kitchen mix hardware sizes across narrow doors and wide drawers while staying within one design system.
The 12 inch spacing works best on fronts wide enough that the pull spans roughly a third of the face — common practice on drawer banks 30 inches or wider, full-height pantry doors, and appliance-scale panels. It is a proportion guideline rather than a hard rule.
They are related but distinct. Polished Nickel tends toward a slightly warmer, softer sheen compared to the cooler, harder brightness of polished chrome. They are not the same finish and will not match each other on a job.
The Coddington series includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings and matching knobs, so doors and drawers of different widths can carry coordinated hardware from one collection.
Yes. A 12 inch pull is proportioned for tall or wide fronts, and a full-height pantry door is one of the most common applications for this center-to-center spacing.
When the hardware spec reaches the wide drawers and tall pantry doors, this Lawrence pull in Polished Nickel delivers the span and the finish to hold that scale without visually overpowering the cabinetry around it.
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