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The Belwith Keeler Vale Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull that mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, one of the most widely used spacing standards in residential cabinetry. It suits cabinet doors and drawer fronts where the hardware program calls for a clean, curved grip in a bright chrome finish.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is a step up from the 96 mm standard, which means it covers more of the front and gives the hand a slightly wider spread. That extra reach is practical on mid-depth base drawers, on taller upper cabinet doors, and on bathroom vanity drawers where a wider grip suits the proportions of the front. For a kitchen being refitted without re-drilling, this spacing is the right pick when the existing holes already land at 128 mm, since the arch profile drops onto that pattern directly.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Chrome. Chrome is the reflective neutral of residential hardware: it reads bright under under-cabinet and pendant lighting, stays consistent across the years without shifting tone the way some brass and bronze finishes can, and ties directly to polished chrome faucets and appliance trim already common in kitchen and bath environments. The arch form means the reflective face curves away from the door, catching light along its length and giving the pull a little more visual presence than a flat bar would at the same center-to-center.
This is a strong fit for contemporary and transitional kitchens or baths already running polished chrome fixtures, where the cabinet hardware should join the existing metal rather than introduce a second finish. It also works well on spec builds and renovation projects where the 128 mm hole spacing is already in place and the goal is a clean, current look that won't feel dated. Because it belongs to the Contemporary Vale series, companion knobs and pulls in the same collection are available for a consistent program across doors and drawers.
The 128 mm center-to-center places the mounting holes about 1-5/16 inches farther apart than the 96 mm standard. If your existing holes are at 96 mm, this pull will not cover them without re-drilling. Measure between the centers of your current holes before ordering.
Yes. The arch profile sits on two posts that rest flat against the door face, so the mounting is the same as a bar pull. The curve is in the grip itself, not in how the pull contacts the door.
Chrome from the Contemporary Vale series coordinates well within the collection. Cross-brand finish matching is not guaranteed, since Chrome can vary in tone and reflectivity between manufacturers.
The Vale Collection is available in multiple center-to-center sizes. Check companion SKUs in the same series for the spacing that suits your other fronts.
Choose this pull when 128 mm centers and a polished chrome finish are the two things the project needs, and the hardware should carry the arch profile of the Vale Collection through the room.