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This Top Knobs Coddington collection pull is a transitional bar pull sized at 12 inches (305 mm) center-to-center, built for the wide drawer banks, pantry doors, and large cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look out of scale.
At 12 inches center-to-center, this pull is built for fronts that shorter hardware simply cannot serve proportionally. Wide pot drawers, full-height pantry doors, appliance-garage fronts, and oversized base cabinet doors all benefit from hardware at this scale. On a 36-inch wide drawer, a 3-3/4-inch pull reads as an afterthought; a 12-inch pull holds the visual weight of the front. The 13-inch overall length adds an inch of presence on either side of the mounting holes, so the pull reads as a strong horizontal line rather than a small accent. This is the pull to specify when the cabinetry itself makes a statement and the hardware needs to keep up with it.
The bar is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a high-gloss, mirror-bright surface that reflects its surroundings rather than absorbing them. On a bar pull this wide, the finish runs as a continuous highlight across the front, which reinforces the horizontal geometry of the cabinetry. It is one of the most neutral finishes in the catalog: it reads alongside stainless appliances, brushed nickel fixtures, and chrome faucets without competing with any of them, which is exactly what a transitional kitchen hardware program needs. At a 3/4-inch width, the bar has enough substance to look intentional at this scale without becoming visually heavy.
Cabinet shops and designers building transitional kitchens reach for this pull when the layout includes a wide drawer bank or a full-height pantry cabinet and the hardware program is running chrome or silver-tone fixtures throughout. The 12-inch center-to-center is a common specification on appliance-garage doors and furniture-scale islands, so it drops onto pre-drilled holes in many project types without additional layout work. Contractors finishing a kitchen renovation where the existing fixture package is chrome will find this pull coordinates easily with what is already on the walls and the sink. Homeowners replacing outdated hardware on a wide drawer can match the hole spacing and update the look in one step.
The projection is 2-3/16 inches (56 mm), measured from the face of the front to the back of the bar. That is a generous clearance, well suited for getting a full hand on a wide pantry door or a heavy drawer.
A polished surface is more likely to show fingerprints and smudges than a brushed or matte finish. It wipes clean easily, and on a wide pull the bar profile makes wiping straightforward.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language. Using knobs on doors and pulls on drawers from the same series is the standard way to keep the hardware program unified across a kitchen.
The design and finish are the same across the Coddington bar pull family, but the 12-inch center-to-center version is distinctly longer than the shorter sizes. Confirm your existing hole spacing before ordering if you are replacing hardware rather than drilling new holes.
When the cabinetry is wide and the fixture program is chrome, this pull delivers the proportional weight and the finish coordination the job calls for.
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