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This Top Knobs Langston pull is a bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounted on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and finished in Ash Gray for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a mid-large pull is the right visual weight.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is a size that earns its place on cabinetry where a smaller pull would look undersized. Wide base drawers — the kind used for pots, pans, and deep storage — benefit from hardware at this scale because the grip spans enough of the front to feel proportional rather than pinched at the center. It is also a practical choice on tall upper doors and pantry fronts, where the pull height matters and a shorter pull can feel lost. If the existing holes in the cabinetry are drilled at 192 mm, this pull drops in without reworking the front.
Ash Gray is a cooled, muted tone that does not commit fully to silver or to charcoal. On a polished or brushed surface it might read metallic; here the flat quality of the finish keeps it closer to a painted finish than a plated one, which is useful when the hardware needs to recede rather than reflect. The pull is cast in zinc, the standard construction for cabinet hardware at this price point, and the Ash Gray finish is applied over that substrate. Against white, off-white, or light gray fronts it reads as a soft contrast. Against darker fronts it can nearly disappear, which makes it a versatile neutral across a range of cabinet colors without making the same visual argument a matte black or a polished chrome would.
Designers assembling a transitional kitchen often need hardware that does not read as either traditional or strictly modern. The Langston bar profile at this length is that kind of piece: the bar form is contemporary enough to work with slab fronts, and the Ash Gray finish is quiet enough to work with shaker profiles and painted cabinetry. Cabinet shops running a transitional program will find that Coddington collection pieces coordinate across knobs and pulls, so a shop can spec knobs on doors and pulls on drawers from the same series without mixing design languages. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing run drilled to 192 mm centers get a straightforward upgrade without reworking the drilling.
The 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes — the number to match when replacing existing hardware. The 8 inch overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull and is always larger than the hole spacing.
Ash Gray reads closer to a flat painted tone than a metallic one. It does not have the sheen of a brushed or polished finish, which is what keeps it neutral across a range of cabinet colors.
The Coddington series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so you can coordinate drawer pulls with door knobs within the same collection.
Yes. The bar form works on both cabinet doors and drawer fronts. At this length it is especially well suited to wide drawers and tall door panels where a shorter pull would look undersized.
At 192 mm centers and finished in Ash Gray, this Langston pull gives wide cabinetry fronts the hardware weight they need while keeping the finish quiet enough to work across a broad range of cabinet colors and door profiles.
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