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This Belwith Keeler Trellis Collection pull is an arch-form cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in Black Nickel Vibed.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing sits between the standard 3-3/4 inch and the wider 6-5/16 inch pulls, which makes it a natural fit for mid-width base drawers, narrow pantry doors, and upper cabinet doors where a small pull would look underwhelming but a longer bar pull would crowd the front. On a shaker or frame-and-panel door in a transitional kitchen, the arch profile at this scale provides enough visual weight to anchor the hardware without competing with the door's own lines. If your existing drill pattern is 128 mm, this pull drops straight onto those holes.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Black Nickel Vibed. The "Vibed" surface treatment gives the black nickel a worked, dimensional quality that reads warmer and less uniform than a flat matte black or a standard polished nickel. Against light wood tones or painted fronts it holds strong contrast; against darker cabinetry it reads as a tonal shift with texture rather than a stark accent. That surface behavior is what separates this finish from a standard Black Nickel, and it is worth confirming visually against your specific fronts before committing across a full kitchen run. Coordination within the Transitional Trellis series keeps the same finish and profile language across companion pieces.
This pull is a practical choice for designers and cabinet shops specifying transitional kitchens where the hardware program needs to straddle a traditional profile and a contemporary finish tone. The arch shape satisfies a client who wants some ornament on the hardware without going to a full traditional bail or cup pull, while the Black Nickel Vibed finish keeps the result from reading as period reproduction. It also works in bath vanities and built-in cabinetry where a 128 mm hole pattern is already in place, making it a clean swap during a hardware refresh without redrilling.
Yes. 128 mm and 5-1/16 inch are the same center-to-center spacing, measured between the centers of the two mounting holes. Both values refer to the same drill pattern.
Black Nickel Vibed has a textured, worked surface quality that gives the finish dimensional depth. A standard matte black is flat and uniform in sheen. The two read differently in kitchen light, particularly on a profiled form like this arch pull.
Yes. An arch pull at this center-to-center mounts the same way on a door as on a drawer front, through two holes at 128 mm spacing. It is a common choice for both in the same kitchen run.
The Transitional Trellis series includes companion hardware in the same design language and finish, so you can coordinate across knobs, pulls, and other center-to-center sizes within the collection.
Choose this pull when the hole pattern is already set at 5-1/16 inch centers and the finish program calls for a dark, textured nickel with enough profile to hold its own on a transitional door.