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This Belwith Keeler Trellis Collection pull is a traditional arch-form cabinet pull built for wide drawer fronts and full-height cabinet doors, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is one of the longer standard spacings in the pull catalog, and it earns its place on fronts where a shorter pull would look underscaled. A deep drawer on a base cabinet, a wide double-door pantry, or a furniture-style island drawer bank are the natural homes for this size. The arch form rises slightly at the center, which draws the eye up and gives the pull a finished look that a straight bar at the same spacing would not. On a shaker or recessed-panel front the arch echoes the geometry of the frame, and on a flat slab it introduces a soft shape that breaks the plane without competing with the cabinetry.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Champagne Bronze. Champagne Bronze sits in the warm gold family but reads softer than a polished or satin brass: the tone has a slightly hazy, antiqued quality that holds up in ambient light without flashing. It works alongside natural wood tones, painted whites and creams, and greyed cabinet programs where a cooler metal would feel out of place. Because the finish is applied over zinc, it is consistent from piece to piece, which matters when a project runs pulls across dozens of fronts and the coordination needs to hold.
This pull suits kitchen designers, cabinet shops, and homeowners working in traditional or transitional design programs where the hardware needs to make a quiet statement at a larger scale. It belongs in renovations where existing holes are drilled to 192 mm centers and the replacement pull needs to match that spacing exactly, and in new installations where the drawer or door width calls for a pull with presence. The Trellis collection carries companion pieces in the same series and finish, which is the practical way to run a coordinated hardware set across knobs on doors and pulls on drawers without sourcing from separate programs.
Yes. The 192 mm spacing is a standard increment in the cabinet hardware industry and is drilled on many production and custom cabinets sized for wider drawer fronts. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
The grip curves upward at the center, so on a flat slab front it reads as a gentle arc standing slightly proud of the surface. On a frame-and-panel front it echoes the arch or rectangular geometry of the frame depending on the cabinetry style.
Champagne Bronze is warmer and more muted than a polished brass and slightly cooler and softer than most satin brass finishes. It has a subdued, slightly antiqued tone rather than a bright gold look. Finish names are not standardized across brands, so this finish should be compared to other Belwith Keeler Champagne Bronze pieces, not to another manufacturer's similarly named finish.
Yes. The arch form and the 7-9/16 inch span suit both wide drawer fronts and tall door panels where a shorter pull would look proportionally small.
Choose this pull when the front is wide, the finish is Champagne Bronze, and the design program calls for traditional arch hardware that holds proportion rather than getting lost on a large face.