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The Vale Collection pull from Belwith Keeler is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts where a 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is the right fit.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is a widely used spacing on mid-size to larger cabinet fronts. It is a natural step up from the standard 3-3/4 inch spacing and lands comfortably on a wide base drawer, a full-height pantry door, or a furniture-style island with deeper fronts. For anyone replacing existing hardware drilled to 128 mm centers, this pull mounts without touching a drill. For a new installation, the spacing gives the hardware enough visual presence to anchor a larger front without overwhelming a medium one.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Satin Nickel, a brushed silver-toned finish that diffuses light rather than reflecting it sharply. That quality keeps the hardware consistent across different lighting conditions in a kitchen or bath, where a polished surface would shift between bright and flat depending on the angle. Satin Nickel also coordinates well with stainless appliances and brushed chrome fixtures without requiring an exact match, making it one of the more forgiving finish choices in a mixed-metal kitchen.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying contemporary hardware for kitchens, bathrooms, and built-ins where the fronts are sized to take a longer pull. The arch form belongs to the Contemporary Vale collection, which means matching knobs and companion hardware are available in the same series and finish for doors that call for a single-point grip. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing cabinet bank drilled to 128 mm centers will find this a straightforward swap with no modification needed.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, and both figures refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
A bar pull carries a straight grip between two posts. An arch pull uses a curved profile that rises from the mounting points and arcs over the center, giving the grip more visual lift and a softer silhouette against the door face.
Finish names are not standardized across manufacturers, so the Satin Nickel on this pull is specific to the Vale collection. For a guaranteed visual match, source companion pieces from the same Contemporary Vale series.
Yes. The arch form works on cabinet doors and drawer fronts. At 128 mm center-to-center it is most proportionate on wider fronts, though the right sizing for a specific door or drawer is a design decision rather than a hardware specification.
When the hole pattern is already at 128 mm, or when the front calls for a pull with more reach than a compact spacing provides, this Vale Collection arch pull in Satin Nickel is the ready answer.