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This Belwith Keeler Sinclaire pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing found in a large share of standard cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is dominant in production cabinetry for a reason: it lands comfortably on base drawers, upper doors, and mid-width vanity fronts without requiring custom drilling on most stock box sizes. If the existing holes are already at 96 mm, this pull drops straight in. For new installations it is the spacing to default to when nothing else is specified, because it matches the widest range of door and drawer widths without looking undersized or overscaled. A bar pull at this length is also a practical choice on a run of drawer fronts where the hardware is meant to register as a repeating line rather than a collection of individual fixtures.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. Where a polished or satin finish picks up reflections and varies under changing light, a matte surface stays visually flat and consistent throughout the day. That quality makes Matte Black particularly effective in kitchens with direct task lighting or strong natural light, where polished hardware can create uneven highlights across a run of cabinetry. The zinc base takes the finish evenly, which is why the matte surface holds its uniformity across multiple pulls on the same bank of drawers.
This pull is a natural fit for a contemporary or transitional kitchen, bathroom, or built-in where the hardware program is black and the door style is flat or minimally profiled. It is equally well suited to a cabinet shop or contractor building out a spec kitchen that calls for Matte Black hardware at a standard 96 mm spacing: the Sinclaire collection covers the full range of companion pieces, so pulls on drawers and knobs on doors can be sourced from the same series without mixing design languages. Designers specifying a full kitchen run will find the consistent spacing a practical advantage when the same hole pattern carries through every cabinet in the layout.
Yes. 3-3/4 inches converts to 95.25 mm, and the cabinet hardware industry rounds this to 96 mm as a standard spacing. The two values refer to the same hole pattern and are interchangeable for ordering purposes.
A matte surface diffuses light rather than reflecting it, so marks are less visible than on a polished finish. It wipes clean with a damp cloth.
Yes. The Sinclaire collection includes companion knobs and additional pull sizes in the same design and finish, so the hardware program can be consistent across doors and drawers.
A bar pull suits flat-panel, slab, and shaker profiles well. Its linear form follows the geometry of those door styles. It can be used on more traditional profiled doors, though the pairing is more common in contemporary and transitional settings.
When the layout calls for 96 mm centers and the hardware program calls for Matte Black, this Sinclaire pull covers both without compromise.