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This Top Knobs Coddington collection pull spans 18 inches center-to-center, making it the right choice for oversized drawer fronts, tall pantry doors, and appliance-panel installations where a shorter pull would look undersized against the face.
An 18-inch center-to-center is purpose-built for the wide fronts in a kitchen that shorter pulls cannot serve well. A tall pantry door, a wide base drawer spanning two cabinet boxes, or a refrigerator or dishwasher panel all present the same problem: a 5-inch pull sits isolated on a large face and loses proportion. At 19 inches overall and drilling on 18-inch centers, this pull occupies enough of the front to anchor the hardware visually, turning a long expanse of door into something the pull can actually organize. It works on any front where the existing holes are set at 18-inch centers, which is the standard spacing for this scale of installation.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-like surface with a warm silver character that reads differently from Polished Chrome: it carries a subtle warmth that softens under incandescent and warm-white LED light rather than going cold. Along a straight bar of this length, the polish runs as a continuous highlight across the face, which reinforces the linear quality of the profile. The 3/4-inch bar width keeps the grip substantial enough to feel solid in the hand without adding visual bulk to the front.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying transitional kitchens where the hardware program runs Polished Nickel and the cabinetry includes at least one wide or appliance-scale front. Because it belongs to the Coddington collection, companion knobs and pulls in the same series share the same design language and finish, so a kitchen running smaller pulls on upper doors can step up to this size on the wide drawers and pantry fronts without changing the look. It is equally useful for a homeowner replacing existing 18-inch pulls who needs a drop-in match on the hole pattern.
The pull extends 1/2 inch beyond the mounting holes on each end, so the front needs to be wide enough to seat the end posts clear of any edge. Confirm the front's width and the hole placement before ordering on a tight layout.
Both are bright and reflective, but Polished Nickel carries a warmer, slightly golden undertone while Polished Chrome reads cooler and more neutral. If the faucets and fixtures in the space are Polished Nickel, matching them here ties the room together. The two finishes read differently side by side, so mixing them on adjacent hardware is not recommended.
Yes, provided the door front is wide enough for the 19-inch overall length and the holes land at 18-inch centers. At this scale it reads best on taller or wider doors where the proportion works, and it is less suitable on narrow shaker doors where the pull would be nearly as long as the front.
The Coddington collection includes matching pulls in smaller center-to-center sizes as well as knobs, all in the same transitional profile and finish. Specifying from within the collection keeps the hardware program consistent across every front in the kitchen.
Choose this pull when the installation calls for 18-inch centers and the finish program is Polished Nickel — it delivers the span, the clearance, and the visual weight a wide front requires.
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