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This Top Knobs Coddington-Lawrence pull is a 12 inch center-to-center bar pull for wide cabinet drawers, tall pantry fronts, and full-height doors where a shorter pull would look undersized against the face.
Twelve inches between mounting holes is the right spacing for the fronts that dominate a kitchen's visual weight: the wide base drawers that run under a cooktop, the tall pantry doors flanking a refrigerator, and the full-height appliance-panel surrounds on a furniture-style island. At this scale, a shorter pull reads as incidental rather than intentional, and the hardware disappears into the door face instead of anchoring it. This pull spans a meaningful portion of those wider fronts and gives the hand a natural grip at the center of the door's mass.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black, a matte surface that holds its tone evenly across the bar without picking up glare or hotspots under kitchen lighting. Flat Black reads as a single unbroken line across the front, which is exactly what a bar pull at this length should do. Against white, gray, or natural wood cabinetry it holds strong contrast; against dark fronts it settles into the door and lets the cabinetry lead. The 3/4 inch bar width keeps the profile lean relative to the 13 inch overall span, so the pull looks proportionate rather than heavy.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers specifying a consistent black hardware program across a kitchen with mixed front sizes. At 12 inches center-to-center it covers the wide pieces in the run while the rest of the Coddington collection handles the narrower drawers and doors at smaller spacings, all in the same finish and design language. It also works well for a homeowner replacing hardware on an existing bank of wide drawers drilled to 12 inch centers, where the goal is a clean, contemporary-leaning look without introducing a second metal or a competing style. The transitional design style sits between strictly contemporary and traditionally detailed, which makes it compatible with flat-panel, shaker, and lightly profiled door programs alike.
The projection is 2-3/16 inches (56 mm), which is the distance from the door face to the back of the bar. That is enough room for fingers to wrap fully around the grip rather than just hook the edge of it.
The bar is squared, at 3/4 inch wide, so the face sits flat and presents a clean rectangular silhouette against the door front rather than a curved profile.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes knobs and pulls in multiple spacings in the same Flat Black finish, so using knobs on doors and this pull on wide drawers is a standard pairing within the series.
Flat Black is the finish name Top Knobs uses for this surface. It is a low-sheen black without polish, comparable in character to what other manufacturers call matte black, but finish names are manufacturer-specific and are not guaranteed to match across brands.
Choose this pull when the wide fronts in a cabinet run need hardware that matches their scale, holds a Flat Black line across the face, and coordinates with the rest of a Coddington collection program.
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