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The Belwith Keeler Vale Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Champagne Bronze and mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers.
At 7-9/16 inches between centers, this pull is built for the hardware situations where a shorter spacing would look undersized. Wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and large island drawer fronts are the natural home for a 192 mm pull. The arch form keeps the grip centered and elevated above the front, which reads well at the scale a wide front demands. On a narrow drawer it would dominate; on a wide one it settles in.
For a kitchen or bath remodel where existing hardware was drilled on 192 mm centers, this pull drops onto those holes directly. No new drilling needed.
The Vale pull is cast in zinc and finished in Champagne Bronze. Champagne Bronze sits in the warm gold family but reads softer and more muted than a polished brass or a bright gold tone. The low-reflectance surface does not pick up harsh kitchen light, so it holds its color steadily across different lighting conditions. On white, gray, or natural wood cabinetry it adds warmth without competing with the cabinet finish. The arch form itself is smooth and unornamented, which keeps the contemporary framing intact even with the warmth of a gold-toned finish.
This pull is a strong fit for a contemporary kitchen where at least some of the drawer fronts or door panels are wide enough to justify a 192 mm pull. Designers specifying a full kitchen often use the 192 mm spacing on the widest base drawers and pair it with a shorter Vale pull on narrower doors, drawing from the same collection to keep the finish and profile consistent. Cabinet shops building custom kitchens appreciate that the Vale series offers multiple center-to-center options under one collection name, which simplifies the ordering process when a single job carries several drawer sizes. For a homeowner replacing hardware on an existing cabinet bank, the 192 mm spacing covers the long-drawer positions that shorter pulls cannot.
Yes. The 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center is a common spacing on wide drawer fronts and taller door panels. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
No. Champagne Bronze is its own finish name and its own surface. It is warmer and more muted than a polished brass, and it will not necessarily match another manufacturer's brushed gold or similar finish. Coordinate within the Vale collection for a guaranteed match.
Yes. The Contemporary Vale series is offered in multiple center-to-center sizes. Using the same series and finish across different pull lengths is the standard approach for kitchens with varied drawer and door widths.
The arch curves up and away from the door face, creating a natural grip channel. The hand closes around the grip rather than pinching a flat bar, which feels comfortable on the wider span of a 192 mm pull.
When the drawer is wide and the finish is warm, the Vale Collection pull at 192 mm centers delivers the scale and the tone the front calls for — without requiring a second finish in the hardware program.