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This Top Knobs Coddington-Lawrence pull is a large-format bar pull sized for wide drawer fronts, pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinetry, mounting on 18-inch (457 mm) centers in Brushed Satin Nickel.
A pull at 18-inch centers is built for scale. It belongs on wide base drawers, two-door pantry fronts, and the kind of tall, broad cabinetry that a smaller pull would get visually lost on. At this length, the hardware stops being a detail and starts anchoring the drawer bank as a horizontal element in the kitchen. It also reads well on furniture-style islands where the drawer fronts run wide and deep. Because the grip projection sits at 2-3/16 inches, there is room for a full hand behind the bar rather than just fingertips, which matters when the drawer is heavy or fully loaded.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Nickel. Brushed Satin Nickel sits between the warmth of a gold tone and the cool brightness of a polished chrome: it is silver-toned without the mirror surface, so it coordinates with stainless appliances without competing with them. The brushed texture keeps the finish even across kitchen light rather than throwing highlights along the bar, which helps a pull of this length stay cohesive from end to end. The Transitional design language means the squared bar profile works in both contemporary flat-panel kitchens and more traditional shaker programs without looking out of place in either.
Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen in the Coddington line will find this is the pull that handles the wide-format work: spice drawers, pot-and-pan drawers, and oversized base cabinets where the hardware needs to stretch. Designers working on transitional kitchens with mixed proportions reach for this to handle the large fronts while running shorter Coddington pulls or matching knobs on narrower doors. For a homeowner replacing hardware on a builder-grade kitchen, the 18-inch spacing is the right fit when wide drawer fronts already have holes drilled far apart and a shorter pull would leave the front feeling undersized. The Brushed Satin Nickel finish is the practical choice when the kitchen already runs stainless or nickel fixtures and the hardware should join that palette rather than contrast with it.
18 inches (457 mm) is the center-to-center dimension, which is what you drill to. The pull measures 19 inches end to end. When replacing existing hardware, match the hole spacing, not the overall length.
Yes. Brushed Satin Nickel is a silver-tone finish with a muted sheen that pairs naturally with brushed stainless. It does not match polished stainless or chrome exactly, but it reads in the same tonal family.
The Coddington series includes companion knobs in the same design language and finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from one coordinated program.
The bar stands 2-3/16 inches (56 mm) out from the door or drawer face, leaving enough room for a full hand grip, not just fingertips.
When the drawer bank is wide and the pull needs to hold its proportion across the full face, this 18-inch Coddington-Lawrence bar pull in Brushed Satin Nickel is sized to do exactly that.
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