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The Belwith Keeler Sinclaire Collection pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center dimension puts this pull in a different category than the 96 mm and 128 mm pulls that dominate shallow drawers and upper doors. At 160 mm, the grip spans enough of a wide drawer front to feel proportionate rather than undersized, and on a full-height pantry or utility door it gives the hand a natural place to land without the reach that a shorter pull requires. If the existing holes in the cabinet are already drilled to 160 mm, this pull drops in without any new drilling. If starting from scratch, the 160 mm spacing is a common standard that most frameless and face-frame cabinets in this size class accommodate.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. Matte Black in this context means a flat, even surface with no gloss or highlight, which keeps the hardware from competing with cabinet fronts or countertop edges in a room with a lot of visual texture. On a light-painted shaker it reads as a deliberate graphic element; on a dark or charcoal front it recedes and lets the cabinetry carry the room. The zinc construction holds the finish evenly across the bar's face and posts, and the matte surface handles everyday contact without showing the kind of polish wear a high-sheen finish accumulates over time.
This pull belongs in a contemporary or transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where wide drawers and full-height doors call for hardware with some horizontal presence. It is a practical choice for a base cabinet drawer bank where the fronts run 18 inches or wider, for a pantry cabinet that sees regular traffic, or for a bathroom vanity with deep storage drawers. Because it is part of the Sinclaire collection, companion pieces in the same series coordinate across the same design language and finish, which matters when the layout calls for different hardware on doors versus drawers.
Yes. The 160 mm and 6-5/16 inch figures refer to the same center-to-center dimension. Either measurement locates the drill points correctly.
A matte surface is less likely to show fingerprints than a polished or high-sheen finish, because it does not reflect the contrast between a clean and a touched surface the same way.
The Sinclaire collection includes companion hardware in the same series, so knobs and pulls from the collection share a consistent design language and finish.
Zinc, with a Matte Black finish applied over the cast base.
When the drawer or door front is wide enough that a shorter pull would look lost, the 160 mm Sinclaire in Matte Black gives the hardware the reach to stay in proportion with the cabinetry around it.