Berenson Fluidic Series 5-1/16" (128 mm) Center to Center Brushed Nickel Pull, - 9478-1BPN-P
Description
Berenson Fluidic Brushed Nickel Pull For Cabinets
Berenson Fluidic brushed nickel pull gives cabinets a defined 5-1/16 inch center to center grip, which sets consistent spacing for drilling and layout when you are lining up multiple doors or drawers in a run. The zinc die cast construction provides a solid metal handle, so the pull feels substantial in hand during everyday opening and closing. A brushed nickel finish brings a muted metallic look that works well when you want metal hardware without a shiny surface reflecting task lighting. The overall 6-1/4 inch length spans a wider portion of the front, which helps visually balance standard cabinet faces. A 1-3/16 inch projection creates stand-off from the door or drawer front, giving fingers room behind the pull while still keeping the hardware close enough for tight kitchen or bath layouts.
Key Fluidic Series Pull Details For Projects
- The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center dimension sets precise hole spacing, helping jigs or templates align across multiple cabinet fronts for repeatable drilling.
- The 6-1/4 inch overall length covers more of the panel width, which can help proportion the pull to wider drawers or doors in a bank of cabinets.
- The 1-3/16 inch projection defines how far the handle stands off the surface, giving fingers clearance behind the pull while keeping it close to the cabinet face.
- The 13/16 inch width offers a comfortable gripping surface, so fingers contact a broader face instead of a thin edge when pulling heavier drawers.
- The 7/16 inch base dimensions identify the footprint at each mounting point, useful when laying out reveals or checking coverage over existing holes.
- The brushed nickel finish provides a softer metallic tone, which can coordinate with other nickel hardware and reduce visible fingerprints compared to glossier surfaces.
Installation Dimensions And Mounting Behavior
The 5-1/16 inch center to center layout on this Berenson Fluidic cabinet pull defines exact screw locations, so once the first pair of holes is set, the rest of the run can be drilled using the same spacing for uniform alignment. With a 6-1/4 inch overall length, the pull overhangs the mounting points slightly on each side, which helps cover minor drilling variation at the ends while still presenting a clean edge. A 1-3/16 inch projection and 13/16 inch width work together to create a comfortable gripping area, allowing fingers to hook behind the pull without contact against the cabinet face. The 7/16 inch base dimensions at each end indicate a compact footprint that suits face frames and slab fronts where you want definition without a bulky mount.
Using This 9478-1BPN-P Pull In Cabinet Runs
Where The Fluidic Brushed Nickel Pull Fits In
This Berenson Fluidic Series 5-1/16 inch center to center brushed nickel pull works within decorative hardware and moldings, handles and pulls projects where a defined metric and inch layout is important. The 128 mm center to center measurement matches common cabinet drilling patterns, so the pull can be used across kitchen, bath, or shop cabinets built around that spacing. Its 6-1/4 inch overall length suits standard door and drawer widths, letting you repeat the same handle on uppers, lowers, and utility cabinets to keep a consistent look. The zinc die cast material keeps the handle in the decorative hardware and moldings class while delivering a solid-feeling pull for everyday cabinet use. As part of the Fluidic collection, this handle offers a coordinated option when you want the same profile across multiple fronts.
Details That Support Consistent Cabinet Results
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center dimension on the 9478-1BPN-P Fluidic pull lets installers rely on a single drilling pattern, which helps keep reveals straight and hardware centered on multiple fronts. A 1-3/16 inch projection sets a predictable stand-off, useful when planning clearances to adjacent doors, appliance panels, or wall returns. The 13/16 inch width and 7/16 inch base dimensions give clear reference points when laying out edge distances from stiles or slab edges, supporting symmetrical placement from one cabinet box to the next. The brushed nickel finish also contributes to repeatable visual results, since its softer sheen tends to read consistently under varied lighting along longer cabinet runs. With zinc die cast construction, the pull maintains dimensional accuracy across pieces, supporting uniform alignment when you install a full set.
Common Questions About This Fluidic Cabinet Pull
What are the exact mounting hole centers on this pull?
The Berenson Fluidic brushed nickel pull has 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center to center spacing, which sets the drilling distance between mounting holes on cabinet doors or drawers.
How long is the Berenson Fluidic Series cabinet pull overall?
The Fluidic Series cabinet pull has a 6-1/4 inch overall length, giving coverage across more of the cabinet front while keeping the handle proportioned for standard doors and drawers.
What material is the 9478-1BPN-P Fluidic pull made from?
The 9478-1BPN-P Fluidic pull is zinc die cast, providing a solid metal handle with consistent dimensions across multiple pulls for cabinet installations.
What is the projection of this brushed nickel cabinet pull?
The Berenson Fluidic cabinet pull has a 1-3/16 inch projection, creating clearance between the pull and cabinet face for fingers to grip comfortably.
How wide is the Berenson Fluidic brushed nickel pull?
The Berenson Fluidic brushed nickel pull is 13/16 inch wide, giving a broader gripping surface that feels stable when opening or closing cabinet fronts.
What do the base dimensions on this cabinet pull indicate?
The Fluidic pull has 7/16 inch base dimensions at each mounting end, indicating the footprint that contacts the cabinet surface during installation.
Select This Fluidic Pull For 128 mm Layouts
The Berenson Fluidic cabinet pull 128mm layout brings a 5-1/16 inch center to center pattern, a 6-1/4 inch overall length, and a brushed nickel finish together in one handle, so a full run of cabinets can share the same dimensions and appearance across doors and drawers.