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This Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
A 6-5/16 inch center-to-center pull occupies a different zone than the 3 or 3-3/4 inch pulls that dominate narrow drawers and upper doors. At 160 mm it belongs on the wide base drawers that run the full width of a sink cabinet or a large pot-and-pan bank, on tall pantry doors where the hardware needs to be visible from across the room, and on furniture-scale islands where a small pull would look undersized. The span of this pull also gives the hand a natural grip without reaching or pinching, which matters on a drawer opened dozens of times a day.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Chrome. Polished chrome is a bright, even reflector: it picks up the color of whatever sits next to it, which means it reads silver in a cool kitchen and slightly warmer near wood tones. On an arch profile the polish runs along the curved face of the grip and catches the light differently depending on the viewing angle, giving the pull a bit more visual presence than a flat bar in the same finish would. Chrome coordinates readily with stainless appliances, polished nickel fixtures, and brushed chrome hardware when the light conditions flatten the difference between them.
This pull suits a designer or cabinet shop specifying contemporary or transitional kitchens where the wide-drawer hardware needs to hold its own visually without moving away from a silver-tone palette. It is also a practical choice for a contractor sourcing a complete hardware program: the Urbane Collection carries the same arch profile and Chrome finish across multiple center-to-center sizes, so mixing pull lengths on different drawer widths or pairing a knob on doors and this pull on drawers stays within one consistent design language.
It is the hole spacing, measured center-to-center between the two mounting holes. The overall end-to-end length of the pull is larger than 160 mm.
The mounting pattern is the same two holes at the stated spacing. The arch rises between those posts, so the grip sits slightly higher off the door face than a flat bar at the same projection figure.
Chrome finishes from different manufacturers can vary in tone and sheen even when labeled the same. For a guaranteed match, stay within the Urbane Collection.
The Urbane Collection is a contemporary design. It works well on slab, shaker, and other clean-lined fronts where the hardware should be modern without being ornate.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door front is wide enough that a shorter pull would look out of proportion, and the finish program calls for bright chrome in a contemporary arch profile.