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This Top Knobs Langston pull is a transitional bar pull in the Coddington series, mounting on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers and suited to wide drawer fronts and full-height cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized.
At 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers, this pull is sized for the moments when a smaller bar pull would float awkwardly across a wide front. A deep base drawer, a pantry door, a furniture-style island panel, or an oversized wardrobe door all benefit from hardware that carries visual weight across the full width of the front. The slim 1/2 inch bar keeps the pull from going heavy even at this scale, so the hardware reads as a refined horizontal line rather than a thick architectural grip. For designers running a graduated pull program across a kitchen, the 224 mm spacing typically anchors the widest drawer bank while shorter center-to-center pulls handle the narrower drawers above.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel has a mirror-bright surface with a slightly warmer undertone than chrome, which makes it easier to coordinate with warm wood tones and cream or off-white painted fronts without the cooler cast that chrome can introduce. On a slim bar the polished surface catches light along the full length of the grip, which reinforces the horizontal line the pull draws across a wide front. The zinc casting keeps the pull consistent in weight and dimension across a large installation where tolerances matter for even mounting.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a full kitchen will reach for this spacing on the wide pieces, particularly large pot drawers, appliance garages, and full-height pantry doors where a 5 or 6 inch pull would look like an afterthought. Homeowners replacing hardware on existing wide fronts drilled to 224 mm centers get a direct fit without new holes. Designers working in a transitional program, mixing shaker doors with slab drawers or painted lowers with stained uppers, will find that Polished Nickel and the Langston bar profile sit comfortably in both vocabularies. The Coddington collection means companion knobs and smaller pulls are available in the same design language for the narrower pieces in the same run.
It is the hole spacing, center-to-center. The overall length of the pull is 9-1/4 inches (235 mm), which is larger. Drill or match existing holes at 8-13/16 inches (224 mm) between centers.
Both are bright and reflective, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer tone than chrome. Side by side the difference is visible; in a kitchen with warm wood or cream cabinetry, Polished Nickel tends to blend more naturally.
Yes. The Coddington series includes companion knobs and additional pull sizes in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one collection.
The pull projects 1-1/4 inches (32 mm) from the door face. This is a standard clearance for a comfortable finger grip and does not create unusual interference with adjacent drawers or doors in a typical cabinet layout.
Choose this pull when the front is wide enough to demand hardware that spans it confidently, and the finish program calls for the warm brightness of Polished Nickel over a transitional bar profile.
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