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This Top Knobs Langston pull is a transitional bar pull from the Coddington collection, mounting on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers and suited to wide drawer fronts and tall cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized.
At 8-13/16 inches between centers, this pull is sized for the fronts that shorter hardware tends to get lost on. A wide base cabinet drawer, a double-door pantry, an appliance-garage door, or a furniture-style island front with a generous face frame are all situations where the hole pattern already exists at this spacing or where the proportions call for it. The 9-1/4 inch overall length gives enough visual presence to anchor a wide front without overwhelming it. On a replacement job, this is a direct swap for any existing hole pattern drilled at 224 mm centers.
The grip is a bar pull with a 1/2 inch width, which keeps the silhouette narrow and linear rather than chunky. That proportion works well with slab and shaker fronts where the hardware is meant to echo a straight line rather than introduce a new shape. The zinc body carries a Brushed Satin Nickel finish, a cool-toned silver with a fine brushed texture that diffuses light instead of reflecting it. It sits in the Silver Tone color family and integrates readily with stainless appliances, polished chrome faucets, and other cool-metal fixtures already in the space. Because the texture is brushed rather than polished, everyday handling leaves less visible trace on the surface.
This pull suits a transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where the hardware needs to span a wider hole pattern without departing from a restrained, linear look. Designers specifying full kitchens often use a pull at this scale on the base cabinet drawers and the taller pantry or utility doors while running a shorter pull from the same Coddington collection on the upper doors. Cabinet shops fitting out wide custom drawer stacks will recognize the 224 mm spacing as a natural step up from the 192 mm pull in the same line. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing wide-drawer bank can match this pull to the existing 8-13/16 inch hole pattern without re-drilling.
Center-to-center, 8-13/16 inches (224 mm), is the distance between your two mounting holes and is the number to match when replacing hardware. Overall length, 9-1/4 inches (235 mm), is the full end-to-end size and tells you how much space the pull occupies on the front.
The Coddington collection offers companion knobs and pulls in Brushed Satin Nickel, so you can run knobs on doors and pulls on drawers within the same series and finish.
No. Brushed Satin Nickel has a fine linear texture and a subdued sheen. Polished nickel is a mirror-like reflective surface. The two are distinct finishes and do not match.
Both. The 8-13/16 inch spacing works on wide drawer fronts and on tall or wide cabinet doors. The pull is surface-mounted through two holes regardless of the application.
Choose this pull when the hole pattern is 224 mm and the hardware should hold the same clean, linear weight as the cabinetry it sits on.
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