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This Top Knobs Cressing cup pull mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that matches the scale of wide base drawers, full-height pantry pulls, and the kind of furniture-style drawer banks where smaller hardware would look undersized.
The 160 mm center-to-center is one step up from the common 128 mm bar-pull spacing, and it reads differently on a drawer bank. At this scale the cup form becomes a visual anchor on the front rather than an accent, which is useful on the wide, deep drawers of a furniture-style island or a built-in buffet. It also suits a two-drawer stack on a 24-inch base cabinet, where a shorter pull would leave too much blank space above and below it. The 8-3/16 inch overall length means the shell spans nearly the full pull zone of a standard base-cabinet drawer, so it fills the front proportionally without overcrowding the edge margins.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. A polished surface on this profile means the curved interior of the cup catches light from a different angle than the outer face, giving the hardware some depth even when the room lighting is flat. Polished Nickel reads as a true silver tone rather than a warm or gray one, which makes it straightforward to coordinate with chrome plumbing fixtures, stainless appliances, or other nickel-finish hardware in the same kitchen. The Cressing series runs across multiple pull sizes and knobs in the same finish, so the visual language carries through the full hardware set.
This spacing and form suits a transitional or traditional kitchen where the drawer hardware is meant to carry some visual weight. Cabinet shops and designers specifying a furniture-style island or a pantry cabinet with wide full-extension drawers will find the 160 mm spacing a natural fit for fronts in the 18-to-24 inch width range. For a homeowner replacing existing hardware, the buying step is straightforward: measure between the centers of the two existing holes on the drawer. If that measurement is 6-5/16 inches, this pull drops onto the existing pattern with no new drilling.
It is surface-mounted through two holes drilled at the stated center-to-center spacing. No routing or pocket is required.
The open side of the cup faces down so fingers reach up and into the shell from below. This orientation is correct for a drawer; on a door the grip is less natural.
Polished Nickel and chrome are both bright silver-toned finishes and often read as a near match in the same room. They are not identical metals, but they are closer to each other than either is to a brushed or satin finish.
Yes. The Cressing series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish.
When the drawer fronts are wide enough that a 3-or-4-inch pull looks like an afterthought, a cup pull on 160 mm centers fills the front with intention and keeps the hardware proportional to the cabinetry it serves.
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