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This Belwith Keeler Sinclaire pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, sized to mount on 5-1/16 inch (128mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch (128mm) center-to-center dimension is one of the most widely used cabinet pull spacings in residential and light commercial cabinetry, and it sits in a range that suits a wide variety of fronts. At this spacing the pull reads as a substantial piece of hardware without overrunning a standard drawer or upper door. For a cabinet shop running a mix of door and drawer sizes, 128mm pulls cover a broad portion of the job from a single order. For a homeowner replacing hardware on an existing box, the 128mm hole pattern eliminates drilling entirely when the cabinets were originally drilled to this spacing.
Chrome is a finish that earns its place by coordinating rather than competing. It shares the same reflective register as polished faucets, stainless appliance trims, and pendant light hardware, which makes it a natural fit for a kitchen or bath where those elements are already present. On a bar profile the polish runs as a bright, even line along the grip, which reinforces the linear geometry of a slab or shaker front rather than interrupting it. The Chrome finish here is applied over a zinc substrate, which holds the surface flatly and consistently across a full hardware run.
This pull works for three different buyers. Cabinet shops ordering hardware for a production run of transitional kitchens get a bar pull that fits a common hole pattern and a finish that clients recognize without needing explanation. Designers specifying a kitchen renovation use the Transitional Sinclaire series to mix pulls on drawers with companion knobs on doors while staying in one design language. Homeowners replacing hardware on cabinets drilled to 128mm centers swap out the old hardware with no template and no new holes. The contemporary bar form and Chrome finish are neutral enough to work across white, gray, and natural wood cabinetry.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128mm, and both values describe the same hole spacing. Cabinet drawings and hardware specs use both units, so either measurement confirms the fit.
A bar pull at this size suits both. It is commonly run on drawers and on upper or lower door fronts within the same kitchen, and the Sinclaire series includes companion pieces if you want to mix pull sizes or add knobs to doors.
A polished surface picks up fingerprints more visibly than a brushed or matte one, and it wipes clean just as readily. In a high-traffic kitchen that is worth factoring into the finish choice.
The Transitional Sinclaire collection is available across multiple center-to-center sizes and in companion knob formats, all sharing the same profile and finish. Ordering within the series keeps the hardware consistent across varying drawer and door widths.
When the cabinets are drilled to 128mm and the fixtures run chrome, this Sinclaire pull closes the job without compromises on fit or finish.