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This Top Knobs Coddington series pull mounts on 18-inch (457 mm) centers, a span sized for the widest drawers in a kitchen, pantry fronts, and tall cabinet doors where standard-scale hardware would read as undersized.
At 18 inches between centers, this pull belongs on cabinetry where the front itself is wide enough to carry it without crowding. Wide pot drawers, deep base cabinets with broad faces, full-height pantry doors, and furniture-style islands all present a surface where a shorter pull would look like an afterthought. A pull at this length holds the eye across the width of the front rather than floating at its center, which gives those large pieces a presence that tighter hardware cannot produce. It is also the span traditionally used on appliance-scale fronts, giving panel-ready refrigerator columns and dishwasher fronts a handle with proportional authority.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, reflective finish that sits warmer than chrome and cooler than gold, which makes it a reliable bridge between silver-toned plumbing fixtures and warmer cabinetry metals in the same kitchen. The high sheen runs along the full length of the bar in a single unbroken line, which emphasizes the pull's span rather than softening it. It will show fingerprints more readily than a brushed surface, and it wipes clean with the same ease. Because this is a polished surface over zinc, it coordinates within the Coddington collection and within the Top Knobs finish program, but it should not be assumed to match a polished nickel finish from another manufacturer.
This is a pull for kitchens, pantries, and built-ins where the cabinetry runs large and the hardware should hold scale with it. Designers specifying a full-height larder cabinet or a wide island drawer bank will find the 18-inch center-to-center gives the hardware visual weight proportional to the front. Contractors replacing hardware on an existing job drilled to 18-inch spacing can drop this onto the existing holes without any new drilling. Cabinet shops building furniture-style pieces for transitional interiors will find the bar profile and the Polished Nickel finish suit that aesthetic without overcommitting to either a traditional or a contemporary direction.
The overall length is 18-11/16 inches (475 mm) while the hole centers are 18 inches (457 mm) apart, so the bar extends about 5/16 of an inch beyond each mounting screw on either end.
No. Polished Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than chrome and a subtly different sheen. The two are close but visible as distinct finishes when placed side by side.
The Coddington collection includes companion knobs, smaller pulls, and other center-to-center sizes in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, so a kitchen mixing knobs on doors with pulls on drawers can draw from one family.
The projection is 2 inches (51 mm), measured from the face of the cabinet front to the back of the bar.
Choose this pull when the cabinet front is large enough to demand hardware at scale, and the finish program calls for a bright, warm silver that works across both the cabinetry and the room's existing fixtures.
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