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The Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch pull that mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a span sized for wide drawers, full-height pantry doors, and cabinet fronts that need hardware with visual presence to match their width.
At 6-5/16 inches between mounting centers, this pull is proportioned for the wider pieces in a cabinet run: deep base drawers, double-door pantry fronts, wide appliance-garage doors, and any front where a shorter pull would look undersized. The arch form adds a slight visual lift at the center of the grip, which softens the horizontal line on a wide front without introducing the decorative detail of a cup or pendant pull. It is also one of the most common center-to-center spacings on wider cabinetry, so this pull often drops onto an existing hole pattern without additional drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Satin Nickel, a brushed silver tone that holds its appearance under kitchen and bath lighting without the glare of a polished finish. Satin Nickel reads as a neutral: it coordinates readily with stainless appliances and chrome or brushed fixtures already in the room, which makes it a practical finish choice when the hardware needs to work alongside metals it did not select. The matte surface also handles everyday contact better than a polished one, since it does not show marks as readily.
This is a natural fit for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the drawer and door fronts run wide and the hardware program needs a finish that bridges stainless and brushed fixtures. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen will find the Urbane collection useful because the coordinating pieces in the same series, same finish, and same design language are available alongside this pull, making it straightforward to run knobs on doors and this pull on wider drawers without mixing collection families. Designers working on transitional interiors will find the arch shape flexible enough to carry without committing to a strongly traditional or strongly minimal look.
Yes. The two values are the paired imperial and metric expression of the same center-to-center spacing. Drill or match to whichever unit your template or existing holes use.
Wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and larger door panels are the most common applications at this spacing. The pull's overall length is larger than its center-to-center, so confirm both the hole spacing and the available face width before ordering.
The two finishes are close in tone and sheen, and they coordinate well in most kitchens. They are not identical, and finish appearance can vary between manufacturers, so viewing a sample alongside your specific appliances is the most reliable check.
The Contemporary Urbane series includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish. Mixing knobs on doors with this pull on drawers from the same collection is the straightforward way to run a coordinated hardware program.
When the drawer is wide enough that a smaller pull would look like it belongs on a different cabinet, this Urbane arch pull in Satin Nickel provides the span and the finish to hold its own.