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This Top Knobs Langston pull is a 12 inch center-to-center bar pull from the Coddington collection, sized for wide drawer fronts, tall pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinetry where standard-length hardware would look undersized.
At 12 inches center-to-center, this pull is built for the fronts that shorter hardware simply can not fill: a 36 inch wide pot drawer, a full-height pantry door, a refrigerator panel, or a wide island drawer bank. At this scale the hardware becomes part of the visual rhythm of the cabinetry rather than a detail lost against a large face. The 12-7/16 inch overall length keeps just enough overhang on each side of the hole spacing to look intentional without crowding a reveal.
This is also the pull that gets specified for horizontal runs, where a designer wants every pull in a row to land as a consistent stripe across a bank of wide drawers. Drilled on standard 12 inch (305 mm) centers, it drops onto any existing hole pattern at that spacing without additional drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a mirror-bright surface that reflects its surroundings cleanly, which gives it a sharpness that brushed or satin finishes do not have. On a wide bar this means the surface picks up both the cabinet color and the ambient light, so the pull reads differently depending on the room. Against white or light-painted fronts it holds a crisp edge; against darker cabinetry it reflects the finish back and lightens the face. Chrome is also one of the easiest metallic finishes to wipe down, which matters on a pull this size where more surface area means more contact.
Cabinet shops running a transitional kitchen program reach for this pull when the design calls for a consistent metal across the faucet, appliances, and hardware. Polished Chrome is the finish that already exists in most kitchens on the fixtures, which makes it the practical anchor point when specifying new cabinetry hardware. Designers working on high-ceiling kitchens or furniture-style islands use the 12 inch spacing to give tall and wide fronts the visual weight they need. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs and pulls at smaller center-to-center spacings, so a full kitchen can run the same finish and design language without sourcing from multiple series.
The center-to-center is 12 inches (305 mm), which is the hole-to-hole drilling dimension. The overall length is 12-7/16 inches (316 mm), the full end-to-end size of the pull. When matching existing holes, use the 12 inch center-to-center figure, not the overall length.
A polished mirror surface does show contact marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. On a frequently used drawer the marks are visible, and they wipe off quickly with a dry cloth. If low-maintenance appearance is the priority, a brushed or satin chrome variant in the Coddington collection may be a better fit.
Wide pot drawers, deep drawer stacks, tall pantry doors, and refrigerator panel hardware are the most common applications. Some designers also use this spacing on large island drawer fronts where the hardware needs to carry visual weight proportional to the front size.
The Coddington collection includes pulls at several center-to-center spacings. Running the same collection at different sizes across a project is a straightforward way to keep the finish and profile consistent while sizing the hardware to each front.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that a shorter pull would look like an afterthought, the 12 inch Langston in Polished Chrome gives the front the hardware it actually calls for.
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