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The Belwith Keeler Trellis Collection pull is a traditional arch-form cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts drilled on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing lands in a practical middle range: wider than the pulls typically used on narrow drawers, and shorter than the long bars used on wide drawer banks or appliance panels. That makes this a natural fit for mid-width base drawers, upper cabinet doors, and full-height pantry fronts where the hardware needs some visual substance without overwhelming the door. The arch form adds that substance without adding visual noise. Where a straight bar pull reads as a line, an arch reads as a shape, and on a raised-panel or beadboard door that geometry reinforces what is already there in the millwork.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface absorbs light rather than reflecting it, which keeps the hardware from competing with the cabinetry in a room with strong natural or task lighting. Matte Black also shows fewer surface marks than a polished finish under the same conditions, though it wipes clean just as easily. Against white, cream, or wood-tone fronts the finish holds a clear contrast; against dark cabinetry it recedes and lets the door profile do the work.
This pull works for cabinet shops and designers specifying traditional or transitional kitchens where the hardware program is black and the door style is anything other than flat slab. It is equally at home in a bathroom vanity, a built-in bookcase, or a mudroom cabinet where the space calls for hardware with some traditional weight. Because it belongs to the Transitional Trellis collection, companion pieces in the same series and finish are available, which is the practical path to running matching knobs on doors and pulls on drawers without sourcing from two different design languages. Contractors doing a full kitchen refresh on a 128 mm hole pattern will find it drops onto the existing drilling without modification.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, and the two are the same standard cabinet hole spacing. Either measurement will describe the same drill pattern on your cabinet fronts.
It can be used on any door, but the arch form is designed to complement frame-and-panel and raised-panel doors where the curved silhouette echoes shapes already in the millwork. On a flat slab it is more prominent as a standalone shape.
Matte Black finishes vary between manufacturers. This is the Belwith Keeler finish as applied in the Trellis collection, and it is not guaranteed to match another brand's version of the same name.
Yes. The Transitional Trellis series includes companion pieces, so you can source matching knobs for doors alongside these pulls for drawers from within the same collection.
Choose this pull when the project calls for an arch silhouette in Matte Black at a 128 mm spacing, and when matching companion pieces in the same collection matter to the finished result.