Berenson Tempo Series 5-1/16" (128 mm) Center to Center Brushed Nickel Pull, - 0804-2BPN-P
Description
Berenson Tempo Series 128 mm Pull For Cabinets
Berenson Tempo Series 128 mm pull is a steel bar pull in the LUXE Bar Pulls collection with a brushed nickel finish, giving cabinet runs a consistent contemporary look that aligns across doors and drawers. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center drilling sets a repeatable handle spacing, which streamlines layout when running multiple fronts on a project. The steel material provides a solid-feeling grip for daily cabinet use, which matters on frequently opened kitchen, bath, or shop doors. A 7-3/8 inch overall length spans more of the rail, which visually balances wider fronts and keeps hands away from door edges. The 1-1/4 inch projection stands the pull off the surface, offering finger clearance for a comfortable grab on face frame or frameless cabinets. A 1/2 inch width keeps the profile slim, which helps the pull sit cleanly on narrow rails.
Key Details That Support Cabinet Projects
- The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center drilling creates a fixed hole pattern, which helps installers drill repetitive runs with jigs and swap this pull into cabinets already set up for 128 mm hardware.
- The 7-3/8 inch overall length gives enough bar past the screw points, which helps larger fronts look proportional while still tying into standard 128 mm boring patterns used on many cabinets.
- The 1-1/4 inch projection establishes working space between the door face and hand, which reduces knuckle contact against the cabinet surface when opening heavier doors or deep drawers.
- The 1/2 inch width keeps the pull visually light while still offering a flat gripping surface, which helps it sit neatly on narrow rails without crowding adjacent details.
- The brushed nickel finish ties into other brushed nickel fittings, which helps maintain finish continuity across hinges, knobs, and plumbing in the same room.
Cabinet Handle Fit, Sizing, And Mounting Pattern
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center dimension defines the mounting hole spacing, which lets installers align this pull with template guides already marked for 128 mm hardware. The 7-3/8 inch length means the bar extends beyond the screw points, which helps cover any slight tear-out around the bores. A 1-1/4 inch projection sets the stand-off from the cabinet face, which creates working room for fingers on thicker door edges. The 1/2 inch width keeps the handle compact, which helps it land cleanly on rails with limited vertical height. The steel construction provides substance at these dimensions, which supports daily opening and closing in busy kitchen or shop environments.
Using This LUXE Bar Pull In Real Projects
Where This Brushed Nickel Bar Pull Fits Best
This LUXE Bar Pulls piece in brushed nickel pairs steel construction with a 7-3/8 inch length, which suits base cabinets, tall pantry doors, and wider drawer fronts that benefit from a longer grip area. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center measurement aligns with a common metric boring layout, which works well in cabinet lines drilled for 128 mm pulls. The brushed nickel finish coordinates with other brushed nickel components, which helps unify the look across doors, drawers, and adjacent hardware. The 1/2 inch width and 1-1/4 inch projection keep the pull comfortable without being bulky, which works on both face frame and frameless cabinet designs where clearance and clean lines matter.
Details That Support Consistent Cabinet Results
The fixed 128 mm center to center drilling on this Berenson Tempo Series pull supports repeatable layout, which lets installers use the same drill patterns across a full run of doors and drawers. The 7-3/8 inch bar length gives extra material beyond the bores, which can visually hide minor drill variance along a rail. A 1-1/4 inch projection holds the grip off the surface, which helps maintain comfortable access on thicker decorative fronts or applied panels. The 1/2 inch width keeps the handle streamlined, which helps keep reveals around the pull from feeling crowded on narrow stiles. The steel body with brushed nickel finish supports everyday use, which suits high-traffic cabinetry in kitchens, baths, and workspaces.
Common Questions About This Tempo Pull
What are the center to center dimensions on this pull?
The Berenson Tempo Series 128 mm pull has a 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center spacing, which matches common 128 mm boring patterns used on many cabinet programs.
What is the overall length of the Berenson 0804-2BPN-P pull?
The Berenson 0804-2BPN-P pull has a 7-3/8 inch overall length, which gives extended grip area and visually balances wider cabinet doors and drawers.
How far does this cabinet pull project from the door face?
This cabinet pull has a 1-1/4 inch projection, which creates finger clearance between the grip and the cabinet surface for comfortable everyday use.
What material and finish does this Tempo pull use?
The Tempo pull is made of steel with a brushed nickel finish, which pairs a solid feel with a finish that coordinates with other brushed nickel cabinet hardware.
How wide is the LUXE Bar Pulls 128 mm center handle?
The LUXE Bar Pulls 128 mm center handle has a 1/2 inch width, which keeps the profile slim while still providing a stable gripping surface on cabinet fronts.
Which collection does the 128 mm brushed nickel pull belong to?
This 128 mm brushed nickel pull is part of the LUXE Bar Pulls collection from Berenson, which groups similar bar-style pulls for coordinated cabinet layouts.
Selecting This Pull For Cabinet Runs
The Berenson Tempo Series 128 mm pull combines a 5-1/16 inch center to center pattern, 7-3/8 inch length, and 1-1/4 inch projection, which suits many cabinet layouts needing a longer steel bar pull. The brushed nickel finish and 1/2 inch width help this handle sit cleanly across doors and drawers in the same project. For runs drilled on a 128 mm pattern or layouts planned around that spacing, this LUXE Bar Pulls piece offers a consistent, repeatable handle choice across kitchen, bath, or workroom cabinetry.