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This Berenson Advantage Plus Four pull is a rectangular bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-inch (128 mm) centers in a Polished Chrome finish.
The 5-inch center-to-center spacing sits between the two most common cabinet pull dimensions, giving it reach that a 3-3/4-inch pull does not have without scaling up to the longer 6-5/16-inch range. On a mid-width drawer, that spacing distributes the grip load across more of the front and makes the pull feel planted rather than perched. For base cabinet doors and wider drawer banks, 128 mm is also a natural match for existing hole patterns drilled to that spacing, which makes this a practical swap where replacement hardware is the goal. The slim rectangular profile keeps the visual weight in proportion: it is wide enough to fill the front comfortably without competing with the door itself.
The pull is built from aluminum and finished in Polished Chrome. Aluminum keeps the piece light without sacrificing rigidity, and chrome on aluminum produces a consistent, mirror-bright surface that does not drift warm or cool the way some coated finishes can. Polished Chrome is a high-reflectance finish: it picks up the colors around it in the room, which makes it a natural partner for stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and nickel fixtures. On a flat rectangular section, the polish runs as a continuous bright line along the face of the grip, which reinforces the linear geometry of the profile rather than softening it.
This is a pull for transitional kitchens and baths where the design sits between traditional detail and contemporary restraint, and the hardware needs to hold that balance. The rectangular profile is formal enough to read alongside raised-panel doors and flat enough to work with shaker and slab fronts. Polished Chrome coordinates with existing chrome and polished nickel fixtures without introducing a competing metal, which simplifies the specification on a full kitchen where the faucet, the appliances, and the lighting are already set. Cabinet shops running a transitional program will find this pull a reliable anchor for the drawer bank; designers specifying for a renovation can use the Advantage Plus Four series across knobs, pulls, and companion pieces to keep the hardware family cohesive.
The 5-inch (128 mm) spacing is a step up from the standard 3-3/4-inch (96 mm) spacing and a step down from the 6-5/16-inch (160 mm) range. It suits mid-width drawers and doors where a shorter pull would look small and a longer one would crowd the front.
Yes. Aluminum is lighter than the zinc alloy used in most cabinet pulls, so this pull has a noticeably lower weight in hand without sacrificing stiffness along the bar.
A high-polish surface shows marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean quickly with a dry cloth.
The Advantage Plus Four collection includes companion pieces in the same transitional design language and Polished Chrome finish, which is the straightforward way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors without mixing hardware families.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door calls for 5-inch centers, a slim rectangular profile, and a finish that coordinates with chrome and polished fixtures already in the room.