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The Berenson Advantage Plus Four pull is a transitional rectangular bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5 inch (128 mm) centers in a Brushed Nickel finish.
The 5 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is one of the most common cabinet hole patterns in a kitchen or bath, and it lands squarely in the range that suits mid-width drawer fronts and standard upper door stiles. If an existing drawer bank is drilled to this spacing, this pull drops onto those holes without any new drilling. For new construction, 128 mm is a reliable specification because it gives enough visual length to read clearly on a 15 to 24 inch front without overwhelming narrower ones. The rectangular profile runs as a flat, low-relief line across the face, which suits both slab and shaker doors where the hardware is meant to echo the geometry of the cabinetry rather than contrast with it.
The pull is made from aluminum, which is lighter than zinc and resists the corrosion that humidity and cleaning products can work on kitchen and bath hardware over time. That makes it a practical choice for high-use rooms where the hardware gets handled dozens of times a day. The Brushed Nickel finish is applied over that aluminum base and carries a fine directional texture that keeps the surface from picking up highlights the way a polished finish does. In kitchen light it reads as a quiet, warm silver rather than a bright one, which is why brushed nickel works across such a wide range of cabinetry colors and countertop materials without competing with them.
This is a straightforward choice for a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware program needs to coordinate with stainless appliances, chrome plumbing fixtures, or nickel lighting without matching them exactly. The rectangular bar form sits between traditional cup pulls and aggressively modern edge pulls, which makes it at home on painted shaker cabinets, quarter-sawn oak, or flat-front melamine in the same renovation. Cabinet shops specifying hardware across a full kitchen will find the 128 mm spacing practical to run on drawer banks, and the Advantage Plus Four collection offers companion pieces for doors where knobs are preferred over pulls.
No. This pull is on 5 inch (128 mm) centers, which is a distinct spacing from the 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) value sometimes seen in the catalog. Both convert to 128 mm, but the nominal inch call-out differs. Confirm your existing hole spacing by measuring between the centers of the two mounting holes before ordering.
The rectangular bar is 11/32 inch (9 mm) wide, so it presents as a narrow, flat line rather than a substantial round bar.
Brushed Nickel is a silver-toned finish in the same cool family as stainless, and in practice it reads well alongside most stainless appliance finishes. However, finish character varies by manufacturer, and a close visual match cannot be guaranteed across brands.
The Advantage Plus Four collection includes additional pieces in the same design language and finish, which is the practical way to coordinate door knobs with drawer pulls across a kitchen.
When the drawer bank is already drilled to 5 inch centers and the finish program is brushed nickel, this rectangular aluminum pull is the direct, low-friction answer.