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The Berenson Advantage Plus Four is a transitional rectangular pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the most common hole spacing in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center dimension is the closest thing residential cabinetry has to a universal standard. It is the hole pattern on most builder-grade and semi-custom drawer fronts, which means this pull installs without touching a drill in a replacement or upgrade scenario. It is also the right scale for a mid-width drawer: enough bar to get three fingers behind without overpowering the front. On shaker or slab doors at a comparable scale it reads as a horizontal accent line rather than a piece of hardware.
The pull is constructed in aluminum rather than the zinc alloy more common across the rest of this segment. Aluminum is lighter by weight and holds a consistent edge on a machined rectangular profile, which matters on a narrow face like this one where a slightly rounded corner would blur the line. The Matte Black finish sits flat and non-reflective against the bar, so under kitchen task lighting the pull holds its shape without picking up glare along the face. Matte Black contrasts sharply against light-painted fronts and recedes quietly against darker ones, giving this pull different visual weight depending on where it lands.
This pull is the practical choice for a kitchen or bath refresh where the existing hole pattern is already drilled to 96 mm and swapping hardware is the whole job. It also fits a new build where the designer is running a consistent 96 mm spacing across base drawers and upper doors and needs a pull that bridges traditional and contemporary cabinetry without committing hard to either. Cabinet shops specifying a transitional kitchen and contractors completing a hardware swap both benefit from the combination of a standard center-to-center and a finish that coordinates easily with black fixtures and appliances. The Advantage Plus Four series offers companion pieces in the same design language, so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers can be drawn from one collection.
If your existing holes are on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, yes. Measure between the centers of the two holes to confirm before ordering.
Aluminum holds a crisp machined edge on a narrow rectangular section and is lighter in the hand. The trade-off is that it responds differently to impact than zinc die-cast, but for a cabinet pull the practical difference is minimal.
At 1-1/32 inch projection the gap behind the bar is generous. The narrow 11/32 inch face is the visible part; the grip clearance is what the fingers actually use.
The Advantage Plus Four collection includes coordinating knobs in the same series, which is the most reliable way to mix hardware forms and keep a consistent look across doors and drawers.
When the holes are already there and the finish program is black, this pull finishes the job without introducing a variable.