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Berenson Steel Series pull delivers a 5-1/16 inch center to center mounting span, so drawer and door drilling layouts match the 128 mm industry standard for this size. The steel construction creates a solid cabinet connection that supports everyday pulling forces in kitchens, baths, and shop-built furniture. A polished chrome finish presents a bright, reflective surface that coordinates with other chrome fittings for a consistent job look. Overall 7-3/8 inch length provides hand clearance across typical cabinet widths, helping larger fingers grasp the pull comfortably. The 1-1/4 inch projection sets the grip away from the face frame or door, reducing knuckle contact against the surface during use. A 1/2 inch width across the handle offers a flat gripping area that feels stable in the hand when operating heavier drawers.
This Berenson cabinet pull uses a 5-1/16 inch center to center mounting distance, allowing installers to set consistent hole spacing across banks of doors and drawers using 128 mm drilling guides. The specified 8-32 x 1 inch screw size interfaces with typical cabinet door and drawer front thicknesses, supporting a secure mechanical connection through the panel. A 3/8 inch base diameter defines the footprint at each mounting point, which helps position the pull ends neatly on rails and stiles. With an overall length of 7-3/8 inch, the handle covers more surface area, which can be useful when aligning multiple pulls along long drawer banks or tall pantry doors.
The Berenson Steel Series 7-3/8 inch pull fits well on cabinet doors and drawers that benefit from a 5-1/16 inch, 128 mm, center to center layout, such as kitchen bases, tall pantry units, and bath vanities. The polished chrome finish lets this pull coordinate with other chrome elements in a space, from faucets to hinges within the same visual family, supporting unified hardware schemes. Its 1-1/4 inch projection keeps hands away from face frames and overlay doors, which is useful on deeper fronts where grip clearance matters. A slim 1/2 inch width presents a linear profile, aligning with contemporary or transitional door styles where a clean, straight pull supports the design intent.
The 3/8 inch base diameter at each mounting point creates a compact landing area, which works on narrower rails or stile edges where larger bases might crowd the panel. Steel construction means the handle is built from a material suited for cabinet hardware, so it withstands repeated gripping on frequently used doors, such as trash pullouts or primary utensil drawers. The 5-1/16 inch center spacing also aligns with many template systems, which helps maintain uniform location of pulls across cabinet runs. Using the Advantage Series designation, installers and shops can match this model with other Berenson pieces from the same series on multi-unit projects, keeping the hardware style consistent across rooms.
This pull has a 5-1/16 inch, or 128 mm, center to center dimension, which sets the drilling distance between mounting holes for consistent cabinet layouts.
The Berenson 9550-2026-P handle measures 7-3/8 inch in overall length, allowing it to span more of the door or drawer face for a full-hand grip.
This cabinet pull uses steel material with a polished chrome finish, giving a rigid structure and a bright reflective surface that pairs with chrome hardware.
This polished chrome pull has a 1-1/4 inch projection from the cabinet surface, which creates finger clearance between the grip and the door or drawer front.
This Berenson pull is specified for 8-32 x 1 inch screws, matching a standard cabinet hardware thread and length for common door and drawer front thicknesses.
The 9550-2026-P pull belongs to the Advantage Series collection, helping coordinate with other Berenson Advantage Series hardware on the same project.
The Berenson Steel Series 5-1/16 inch center to center polished chrome pull offers a defined 128 mm drilling pattern, steel construction, and Advantage Series styling for coordinated cabinet runs. When the project calls for polished chrome hardware with clear dimensional data, this model provides the documented sizing needed for precise layout and repeat work.
