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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull from the Coddington collection is a bar pull built for wide drawers, tall pantry fronts, and full-height cabinet doors where a short pull would look undersized.
Most cabinet pulls are sized for a standard door or a mid-width drawer. At 12 inches center-to-center, this one is in a different category. It suits the wide base cabinet that holds pots and pans, the tall pantry column that runs floor to ceiling, and the island drawer that is wider than it is deep. At that scale a 3 or 4 inch pull is a visual afterthought, and this one lands in proportion. The 13 inch overall length means it reads as a deliberate horizontal element on the front, not a small accent. The 2-3/16 inch projection gives enough clearance for a full grip, which matters on a heavy drawer that needs a real pull rather than a fingertip lift.
The finish is Honey Bronze, a warm gold-amber tone that sits between a traditional polished brass and a muted antique gold. On a brushed or textured surface it picks up the warm undertones in natural wood and softened white cabinetry without reading as a bright accent the way a polished finish would. The bar itself is cast in zinc and finished to the Coddington collection standard, so the color and sheen carry consistently from the pull face to the posts. Zinc is the material behind the overwhelming majority of cabinet pulls in this finish family, and it holds a plated surface cleanly through normal cabinet use.
This pull is the right choice for a kitchen or butler's pantry running warm-toned hardware across a mix of standard and oversized cabinetry. Designers specifying a full kitchen often need a pull that scales up to the pantry column or the refrigerator-adjacent tall cabinet without switching to a different collection. Because this is part of the Coddington series, the same design language and finish run through shorter pull sizes, companion knobs, and appliance pulls, so the oversized pieces and the standard-scale pieces read as one program. It also suits a remodel where existing hardware is being replaced and the buyer needs a 12 inch pull that coordinates with a warm bronze or gold-tone finish already in the room.
Twelve inches is the center-to-center spacing, the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. The total end-to-end length is 13 inches. Drill or match your existing holes to the 12 inch (305 mm) dimension.
A 12 inch pull is typically used on wide drawers, tall pantry fronts, and full-height door columns where a shorter pull would look out of scale. It is a proportion choice rather than a fixed requirement, but most designers reserve pulls of this length for fronts wider than 18 to 24 inches.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes shorter center-to-center options in the same Honey Bronze finish and design language, so smaller drawers and doors can carry a proportional pull while everything reads as one hardware program.
The projection is 2-3/16 inches (56 mm), measured from the door face to the back of the bar.
When the pantry column or the wide drawer bank needs hardware to match its size, this pull delivers the reach, the profile, and the warm Honey Bronze tone to hold the whole kitchen together.
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