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This Belwith Keeler Urbane pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that call for hardware at a larger scale.
A 224 mm pull is sized for fronts that would look under-hardwared with a short bar or a knob. Wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and tall shaker-style upper cabinets are the natural homes for hardware at this scale. The arch form adds a gentle curve that softens the geometry of flat-panel or frame-and-panel doors, which is what separates it from a straight bar at the same spacing. If the cabinetry already has strong horizontal lines, an arch pull introduces just enough variation to keep the room from reading as monotonous.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Chrome. Polished chrome is a mirror-bright surface that picks up and reflects the light around it, which works in its favor on larger hardware: the length of the pull becomes a visible element rather than a small accent. Chrome is also the metal that references faucets, appliance handles, and light fixtures most directly, making it the straightforward coordination choice in a kitchen or bath where those fixtures are already polished silver-tone. Unlike brushed or matte finishes, chrome shows marks quickly and wipes clean just as quickly.
Cabinet shops running a contemporary kitchen with wide drawer banks reach for a pull in this spacing to keep the hardware proportional to the front. Designers specifying a full-height pantry or a refrigerator-adjacent cabinet column use a 224 mm pull to give the door hardware visual weight that matches its surroundings. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing wide drawer can drop this onto the 224 mm hole pattern already in the front without drilling new holes. Because it belongs to the Contemporary Urbane collection, companion pieces in the same series are available for doors and smaller drawers in the same kitchen.
224 mm (8-13/16 inches) is the center-to-center measurement, meaning the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. The overall length of the pull is larger than that figure.
The projection is determined by the post height, not the arch of the top bar. Projection data for this pull is available in the spec block on this page.
A polished chrome surface shows marks, including water spots, more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean easily with a damp cloth.
The Contemporary Urbane collection includes coordinating pieces in the same design language and Chrome finish, so mixing pulls on drawers with knobs on doors within the series is supported.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that smaller hardware would disappear, the Urbane arch pull at 224 mm centers gives each front the visual anchor it requires.