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The Berenson Advantage Plus Four is a rectangular cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, finished in Champagne and built for transitional cabinet programs that split the difference between contemporary clean lines and traditional warmth.
The 5 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is one of the most widely specified hole patterns in residential cabinetry, sitting between the compact 96 mm spacing used on narrow drawers and the longer centers that suit wide base drawers and full-height pantry fronts. At this spacing the pull has enough visual presence to anchor a mid-width drawer front or a pair of upper cabinet doors mounted side by side, without overrunning the front the way a longer pull would. It is a practical drilling dimension for any cabinet shop running standard 32 mm system increments, and it matches the most common hole patterns found in builder-grade and semi-custom cabinet lines.
The pull is made from aluminum rather than zinc, which is the more common base material in this catalog. Aluminum is lighter by weight and provides a stable surface for the Champagne finish. Champagne reads as a warm, slightly muted gold tone, closer in character to a brushed brass than to a polished one, but without committing to either. It coordinates well with warm-toned hardware programs and holds its appearance under kitchen and bath lighting without picking up hard reflections. The rectangular cross-section at 11/32 inch wide keeps the face flat, so the finish reads evenly across the pull rather than bending around a curve.
This pull suits transitional kitchens, bathrooms, and built-ins where the hardware program calls for a warm metallic finish without leaning into full traditional styling. The Champagne finish works particularly well against painted white, cream, or greige cabinetry, where the warm gold tone provides contrast without the boldness of a dark finish. Cabinet shops running transitional programs will find the 128 mm spacing easy to specify across a full kitchen layout. Designers mixing knobs on doors with pulls on drawers can coordinate within the Advantage Plus Four series rather than sourcing across multiple collections.
Yes. 5 inches converts to 127 mm, and 128 mm is the standard industry encoding of that spacing. The two are the same hole pattern and are treated as identical in cabinet hardware specifications.
Center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is what you match to your existing drilling or lay out for new holes. Overall length, here 5-31/32 inches, is the full end-to-end size of the pull and is always larger. Drilling to the overall length rather than the center-to-center is the most common installation error on bar and rectangle pulls.
Finish names are not standardized across manufacturers. Champagne on this pull is specific to Berenson's Advantage Plus Four collection. Coordinate within the same series for a confirmed match, and treat same-named finishes from other brands as potentially different in tone and sheen.
Yes. At 5 inches center-to-center it is well proportioned for upper cabinet doors and works on drawer fronts of similar width. It is a surface-mounted two-hole pull, so it installs the same way on a door as on a drawer front.
For a transitional cabinet program that needs a mid-scale pull in a warm metallic finish, the Advantage Plus Four at 128 mm center-to-center covers the most common hole pattern in residential cabinetry without requiring a custom drilling layout.