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This Top Knobs Coddington collection pull is a full-span bar pull sized for wide drawer banks, tall pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinet fronts where shorter hardware disappears.
At 18 inches between centers, this pull is sized for the fronts that dominate a room: a 36-inch drawer bank, a tall pantry column, a refrigerator panel, or a furniture-style island base. Hardware at this scale is not a detail — it is a horizontal element that holds the eye across the full width of the front. A shorter pull on these surfaces tends to look underscaled and mismatched, which is exactly the problem this pull solves. The 19-inch overall length gives it a presence that reads from across the kitchen rather than only up close.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale works differently than it does on a small drawer pull: the bright surface runs as a long unbroken line across the front, making the finish itself part of the visual composition. Polished Chrome coordinates naturally with stainless appliance faces, chrome faucets, and other silver-tone fixtures already present in most kitchens, so this pull tends to join an existing metal program rather than introduce a new one. The 2-3/16 inch projection gives enough clearance behind the bar for a full-hand grip, which matters at this length — a shallow projection on an 18-inch pull leaves the hand pressed against the door.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a full kitchen will reach for this pull when the program includes appliance panels, oversized islands, or tall pantry runs that need hardware scaled to match. Contractors doing appliance-panel installs will find the 18-inch center-to-center spacing a natural fit for standard refrigerator and dishwasher panel layouts. Homeowners renovating a kitchen with a mixed knob-and-pull scheme can use this on the widest drawer banks and pantry doors while running smaller Coddington pulls elsewhere in the same series, keeping the design language consistent across the room without forcing every front to carry the same hardware size.
The center-to-center measurement — 18 inches (457 mm) — is the distance between the two mounting holes and is what you match to your drilling template or existing holes. The overall length — 19 inches (483 mm) — is the end-to-end size of the pull and is what governs whether it fits visually on the front.
The projection is 2-3/16 inches (56 mm), measured from the face of the door to the back of the bar. That depth comfortably fits a full-hand grip rather than just fingertips.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and wipes clean just as easily. On a high-traffic pantry door or a frequently used drawer bank, that is worth factoring into the finish decision.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion pulls at multiple center-to-center sizes and matching knobs, all in the same design language and finish. Using different sizes from the same collection is the standard way to scale hardware to the cabinetry it lands on.
When the fronts are wide enough that shorter hardware looks lost, this 18-inch Coddington pull in Polished Chrome gives them the horizontal presence they need.
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