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This Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull spanning 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) center-to-center, sized for wide drawer fronts, full-height pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized.
A 224 mm center-to-center pull is a deliberate choice. At this spacing the hardware reads as a horizontal element on the front rather than an accent, which is exactly the right move on a wide base drawer, a tall pantry door, or a bank of full-overlay doors where smaller pulls would feel lost. The arch form adds to that effect: the curve lifts the grip away from the surface and creates a defined opening gesture that a straight bar at the same length would not. Kitchens with oversized island drawers, laundry rooms with wide cabinet fronts, and primary bath vanities with long drawer banks are the natural homes for this pull.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Satin Nickel, a brushed silver-tone finish that diffuses light rather than reflecting it directly. On a pull this long, that matters: a polished finish at 224 mm becomes a streak of reflected light across the front, while a satin surface holds its color evenly across the full span. Satin Nickel is a versatile neutral that coordinates with stainless appliances without competing with them, and it reads cleanly against both light and dark painted fronts.
This pull is the right fit for a designer or cabinet shop specifying wide-format hardware on a contemporary kitchen or bath, and for a homeowner replacing hardware on existing cabinetry that was already drilled to 224 mm centers. The Contemporary Urbane series includes companion pieces, so knobs on doors and pulls on wide drawers can be drawn from one collection and one finish. Contractors running a full kitchen install with multiple drawer sizes will find that this spacing covers the widest fronts while shorter Urbane pulls handle the rest of the run.
224 mm is a less common spacing than 96 mm or 128 mm, so it is most often found on cabinetry that was specifically ordered or drilled for wide pulls. Measure between the centers of your existing holes before ordering to confirm the match.
An arch pull rises at the center of the grip rather than running in a straight line between the posts. The curve creates a natural hand position and gives the pull more visual presence on the door face than a flat bar of the same length.
Satin Nickel is a silver-tone finish in the same tonal family as brushed stainless, and it reads as a compatible neighbor to stainless appliances in most kitchens. It is not the same finish, so if a precise match to an appliance handle is the goal, confirm the two in person before committing.
The Contemporary Urbane collection includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings, so the same design language and finish can run across a full kitchen regardless of drawer width.
When the cabinetry calls for hardware that fills the front rather than accents it, this 224 mm Urbane arch pull in Satin Nickel delivers the proportion and finish to anchor a contemporary kitchen or bath.