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This Top Knobs Coddington-Lawrence pull is a 305 mm center-to-center bar pull designed for wide cabinet drawers, pantry doors, and tall door fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front.
At 12 inches center-to-center, this pull occupies a different tier from the bar hardware most cabinet runs use. Wide base drawers, 36-inch sink base doors, tall pantry fronts, and appliance-panel-scale doors benefit from hardware at this length because a 3-inch or 5-inch pull reads as an afterthought on a front that wide. The 2-3/16 inch projection also changes the hand feel: rather than the fingertip clearance of a shorter pull, the grip opens up for a full-hand pull, which matters on a heavy pantry door or a loaded drawer bank. On a furniture-style island with wide drawer faces, this pull can serve as the horizontal anchor of the design rather than a purely functional fitting.
The body is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-adjacent surface with slightly warmer undertones than Polished Chrome, which is what separates it from the cooler end of the silver-tone family. In kitchen light it catches highlights along the top of the bar and reads as a clean, high-contrast line against darker fronts. Against white or light painted cabinetry it adds shimmer without introducing a competing color. Because it is a polished surface, it will show fingerprints more readily than a brushed finish, and it wipes clean just as readily. The pull belongs to the Coddington collection, so the same finish and design language runs through the companion hardware across that series.
This pull fits well in transitional kitchens, bath vanities with wide drawer stacks, and furniture-built pantry cabinets where the hardware needs to carry visual weight to match the scale of the cabinetry. It is also a practical choice for a designer specifying a full kitchen run: because the Coddington collection spans multiple center-to-center sizes, pulls from 3-3/4 inch through 18 inch can all be drawn from the same series and finish, which means knobs on doors and pulls on drawers stay in the same design family without custom sourcing. Contractors and cabinet shops fitting out large kitchens or high-end millwork installations will find the 305 mm spacing covers the wide drawer and tall door hardware in a single SKU rather than needing two different pulls for different front widths.
The 12 inch (305 mm) figure is the center-to-center distance between the two mounting holes, which is the number you match to your drilling pattern. The 13 inch (330 mm) figure is the overall end-to-end length of the pull, which is larger. Drilling at 13 inches would place the holes in the wrong position.
Polished Nickel and Polished Chrome are both bright silver-tone finishes, but they are not the same. Polished Nickel carries slightly warmer undertones. In most kitchens they read similarly from a distance, but the difference is visible side by side. If matching to existing fixtures matters, compare in person before committing.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes knobs, pulls at multiple center-to-center sizes, and backplates in the same design language and finish. Mixing knobs on doors with pulls on drawers from the same collection is the standard way to run hardware across a full kitchen.
Wide base drawers, tall pantry door fronts, sink base doors, and appliance-panel-scale cabinetry are the most common applications for a 12 inch pull. On a narrower drawer the pull would extend well past the front edges, which reads as out of proportion to the cabinet.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that a standard-length pull disappears against it, this 12 inch Polished Nickel bar pull brings the hardware into proportion with the front and the room.
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