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The Berenson Advantage Plus Four rectangle pull is a transitional cabinet pull built around a 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center spacing, a dimension that puts it firmly in the range of wide drawers, tall pantry doors, and appliance-scale fronts where smaller pulls get lost.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is the right spec when a drawer or door front is wide enough that a shorter pull would read as undersized. Wide base drawers, deep pot-and-pan drawers, full-height pantry doors, and furniture-scale cabinet pieces all benefit from hardware at this length because the pull occupies a proportional share of the front rather than sitting as a small accent in the middle of it. If existing holes are drilled to 192 mm, this pull drops straight onto that pattern without any new drilling.
The body is aluminum, which makes the pull notably lighter than a zinc casting of the same size. That is a practical difference on a wide rectangular pull at nearly nine inches overall, where the weight is more noticeable in the hand and across a full drawer bank. The Champagne finish sits in a useful middle position in the warm-metal spectrum: it reads warmer than satin nickel, cooler than polished brass, and closer to a muted gold than to a yellow one. On natural wood, painted white, or greige cabinetry it adds warmth without committing to a fully brass look. The rectangular cross-section, at 13/32 inch wide, keeps the profile flat and linear rather than round, which suits flat-panel and shaker doors in a transitional design program.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops building or refitting transitional kitchens where the hardware program needs to work across a range of finishes already in the room without anchoring too hard to either warm or cool metals. At 192 mm it is well suited to specification work on furniture-style islands, pantry columns, and wide drawer stacks. Homeowners replacing existing 192 mm hardware will find the spacing is a direct match to the most common wide-pull hole pattern. Because it is part of the Advantage Plus Four collection, coordinating knobs and pulls in the same series are available to complete a mixed hardware program across doors and drawers.
It reads as a warm, muted gold tone, warmer than satin nickel and softer than polished brass. It coordinates well with both warm and cool adjacent fixtures.
Aluminum is lighter than a zinc die-casting of the same dimensions, which matters on a wide pull close to nine inches long. The difference is noticeable when the same pull is repeated across a full drawer bank.
Yes. The mounting holes are on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers, so it installs directly onto an existing 192 mm hole pattern.
The flat 13/32 inch wide cross-section aligns naturally with flat-panel slab doors and shaker doors. It can be used on raised-panel profiles as well, where the linear form reads as a contrast to the door detail.
When a wide drawer or pantry front calls for hardware that holds its proportion at nearly nine inches, this pull delivers the spacing, the profile, and a Champagne finish that works across the warm-to-cool range of a transitional kitchen.