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This Berenson Advantage Plus Four pull is a rectangular cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the most common 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing found in production and custom cabinetry alike.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center is the industry's dominant hole pattern. It appears on stock cabinets from every major manufacturer, on frameless boxes imported in volume, and on face-frame runs drilled at the factory. For a renovation or a refacing project, that means this pull can replace existing hardware without touching a drill. For a new build using production boxes, it means the hole pattern is already there. The 4-17/32 inch (115 mm) overall length is the size dimension, and the 3-3/4 inch spacing is the drilling dimension — the two are not the same number, and only the spacing determines whether it fits your existing holes.
Champagne sits in a particular register: warmer than satin nickel, quieter than polished brass, and without the brown undertone that most bronze finishes carry. On an aluminum substrate the finish applies evenly and holds its tone under kitchen and bath lighting without the cool shift a silver-toned finish can show. The slim 11/32 inch rectangular section keeps the profile understated, so the color reads first and the form recedes. That balance suits a transitional kitchen where the hardware is meant to complement the cabinetry rather than compete with it.
Cabinet shops building transitional kitchens and baths with production boxes reach for a 96mm pull first because the hole pattern is already done. Designers specifying a warm-neutral finish that works across painted and wood-tone fronts find Champagne more versatile than a gold or a bronze. Homeowners replacing a full set of dated pulls on existing cabinetry benefit most directly: if the current hardware is on 3-3/4 inch centers, this is a one-for-one swap with no new holes. The Advantage Plus Four collection supports a mixed knob-and-pull installation, so coordinating the doors and the drawers under one series is straightforward.
Yes, provided your existing holes are on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers. Measure between the centers of the two holes to confirm before ordering.
It reads as a warm, muted tone — warmer than satin nickel or chrome, but without the depth of a brass or bronze. It is its own finish, not a direct substitute for either.
Yes. Aluminum is a lower-density metal than zinc die-cast, so pulls of the same size will feel noticeably lighter in hand. The finish behavior and durability differ as well.
The Advantage Plus Four collection includes companion pieces in the same series. Mixing pulls on drawers with knobs on doors within one collection is the standard approach for a coordinated hardware program.
When the hole pattern is already there and the finish calls for something warm and understated, this pull closes the gap between what is drilled and what belongs on the front.