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This Belwith Keeler Vale Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull that mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, a spacing sized for mid-to-wide drawer fronts and full-height door panels.
At 5-1/16 inches between centers, this pull is scaled for drawers in the 12-to-24-inch range, where a narrower pull would look undersized and a longer one would crowd the front. It also suits upper cabinet doors and pantry panels where a single centered pull is the natural opening point. The arch form means the grip sits slightly above the door face at its peak, giving the hand a natural approach without pulling the eye away from the cabinetry itself. For a kitchen running a mix of pull widths across a drawer stack, 128 mm is the middle anchor that the narrower and wider pulls organize around.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. On an arch profile, a polished surface does something a matte or brushed finish does not: it follows the curve with a continuous highlight that reads as a single bright line across the front. That quality makes the arch shape more visible from across the room, which suits kitchens where the hardware is meant to be part of the design rather than a background element. Polished Nickel sits in the silver tone family, so it coordinates naturally with stainless appliance fronts, chrome faucets, and brushed nickel fixtures without competing with them.
This pull is a practical fit for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program calls for a cooler silver tone and the door and drawer fronts are flat-panel or shaker. Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a builder-grade or designer kitchen will find the 128 mm hole pattern already drilled in most face-frame and frameless boxes in this size range, which removes a variable from the install. Designers assembling a mixed drawer stack can use this pull as the mid-size reference point and step up or down within the Vale collection for narrower and wider fronts.
Yes. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) spacing is one of the most widely used center-to-center dimensions in contemporary cabinet production, and most boxes in this size range arrive pre-drilled to it.
A polished surface is mirror-smooth and reflects light sharply. A brushed finish scatters light and reads softer. On an arch, the polished version shows the curve as a bright continuous line; the brushed version would soften that into a quieter highlight.
The Contemporary Vale collection includes companion pieces. Mixing pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same series is a common approach for keeping the hardware program consistent across a kitchen.
They are both bright silver-tone finishes, but they are different. Polished Nickel has a slightly warmer tone and a different surface chemistry than chrome. They read similarly in a room but are not an exact match side by side.
Choose this pull when the 128 mm hole pattern is already on the box and the hardware should carry a polished line across the front rather than disappear into it.