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This Belwith Keeler Sinclaire pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the industry's most common hole spacing at 3-3/4 inches (96 mm) center-to-center in a Chrome finish.
At 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center, this pull fits the single most common drilling pattern in production and semi-custom cabinetry. That spacing shows up on base drawers, upper doors, and bathroom vanities from practically every cabinet manufacturer, which means this pull is a straightforward swap in almost any existing kitchen or bath. No re-drilling, no filling old holes, no layout work. Line it up, run two screws through from the back, and the job is done. For shops doing refits or homeowners refreshing hardware without touching the cabinets, that certainty is the whole point of starting the search here.
Chrome is the pull finish most kitchens already have something that coordinates with — the faucet, the range knobs, the refrigerator handle. A polished Chrome surface picks up light along the full face of the bar, which makes the pull visible as a crisp horizontal line against the door. That brightness is most useful when the cabinetry is dark or when the design intent is contrast. Against a white or light-gray front, Chrome lets the cabinet color carry the room while the hardware stays present but neutral. The zinc base gives the pull a solid feel without the cost of a heavier casting, and Chrome over zinc holds its appearance in normal dry indoor conditions.
This is a practical choice for a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware program runs silver-tone and the cabinetry is flat-fronted. The Sinclaire series sits squarely in the middle of contemporary and traditional, so it works in a remodel that is moving toward a cleaner look without going fully minimal. It suits a contractor spec, a builder-grade refresh, and a designer's working-drawing spec alike — the 96 mm spacing means it lands wherever standard cabinets are already drilled. Pair it with Sinclaire knobs on the doors if the project calls for mixed hardware, and the series alignment keeps the collection consistent across the room.
Yes. 96 mm and 3-3/4 inch describe the same center-to-center spacing. Some cabinet manufacturers label their drawings in metric, others in inches; both point to the same hole pattern.
A polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean quickly with a dry cloth, so maintenance is straightforward in a kitchen environment.
Yes. The Sinclaire collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Chrome finish, which is the standard approach for putting pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one room.
It is designed for indoor cabinet applications. A bathroom vanity drilled to 3-3/4 inch centers is a natural fit for this pull, provided the environment is dry.
When the cabinets are already drilled to 96 mm centers and the hardware program calls for Chrome, this Sinclaire pull removes every variable from the decision and puts the hardware on the door in minutes.