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This Belwith Keeler Trellis Collection pull is a traditional arch-form cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces that call for some visual relief at the 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center measurement sits between the compact 3-3/4 inch pulls common on narrow drawer banks and the wider 6-5/16 inch pulls used on larger base drawers and pantry doors. That puts this pull in the range that suits mid-width base drawers, single-door uppers, and vanity fronts where the hardware should have enough visual presence to register from across the room without overwhelming the front it mounts on. Because 128 mm is one of the most common drill patterns in cabinet production, this pull is also a natural candidate for replacing existing hardware on a bank already drilled to that spacing, with no new holes required.
Satin Nickel is a brushed rather than polished surface, which means it reflects light diffusely instead of producing a bright mirror line along the arch. That quality is particularly useful on an arch-shaped pull, where a high-polish finish would run a sharp highlight across the curve and draw the eye directly to the hardware. The satin surface keeps the pull present without making it the focal point. The base material is zinc, which produces consistent casting detail across all the pieces in the Transitional Trellis series, so the arch profile reads the same whether it appears on a door or a drawer.
Cabinet shops specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen will find the arch form compatible with raised-panel and shaker door styles as well as slab fronts where the curve adds the only relief. Designers working on a renovation who need to match an existing 128 mm drill pattern can drop this pull onto the existing holes. Homeowners updating a mid-range kitchen gain a hardware profile that reads as more considered than a plain bar pull at the same center-to-center. Because the Transitional Trellis series includes companion pieces, specifying across knobs on doors and pulls on drawers from the same collection is straightforward.
A bar pull runs straight between its two posts. An arch pull rises at the center, adding a curved grip profile that gives the hardware more visual height and a slightly different hand feel, the fingers wrap the curve rather than grip a flat bar.
A brushed satin surface is more forgiving of fingerprints and smudges than a polished finish, because the texture scatters light rather than reflecting it clearly. Wipe it down with a damp cloth for routine cleaning.
Yes. At 5-1/16 inch center-to-center it is a common size for single-door uppers and base doors as well as mid-width drawers. The arch form works in either orientation.
The Transitional Trellis series includes companion pieces designed to coordinate with this pull, making it practical to run pulls on drawers and matching knobs on doors within the same hardware program.
Choose this pull when the existing drill pattern is 5-1/16 inches and the project calls for a traditional arch form in Satin Nickel rather than another straight bar.