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This Top Knobs Asbury pull is a bow-profile cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts that call for a mid-length piece of hardware, finished in Polished Nickel and mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is a practical middle ground in cabinet hardware. It is wide enough to give a confident grip on a standard base drawer or an upper door, but compact enough that the pull does not overwhelm a narrower front. This is the spacing that works well on a 12 to 18 inch drawer, on a pair of side-by-side upper doors, or on a vanity front where a knob would feel too small and a 160 mm pull would feel oversized. The bow form adds to that usability: the curve brings the grip forward so the fingers clear the door face without needing much depth behind the pull.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel has a warm undertone that separates it from the cooler, bluer cast of chrome, and its bright surface picks up the ambient light in a kitchen or bath rather than absorbing it. That reflectivity makes it a natural companion to other polished or brushed nickel fixtures, and the warm silver tone coordinates across the Asbury collection without requiring an exact fixture match. The bow profile means the reflective surface runs across a curved face, which reads differently from a flat-faced bar pull: the light moves along the grip as the viewing angle changes.
This is a strong choice for a transitional kitchen or bath where the cabinetry sits between traditional and contemporary, and the hardware needs to work in both directions. Designers specifying a full kitchen will often pair pulls at this center-to-center on drawer banks and match them with Asbury knobs on the doors, running the same series throughout to hold the room together. Cabinet shops fitting out a run of base and upper cabinetry in a mid-size kitchen will find this spacing covers most of the fronts without a secondary pull size. For a homeowner replacing hardware on an existing cabinet layout, the 5-1/16 inch spacing is worth confirming against the existing holes before ordering, since it is common but not universal at this length.
A bar pull has a straight grip running parallel to the door face. A bow pull curves outward at the center, giving more natural hand clearance behind the grip at a given projection depth.
No. Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly yellow-toned silver surface. Chrome reads cooler and bluer. They are visually similar at a distance but distinct side by side.
The Asbury collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and finish, so mixing pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the series is the intended approach.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. This pull needs 5-1/16 inches (128 mm) between those centers.
When the drawer front is wide enough to need a real grip and the room calls for a warm polished silver, this pull covers both without asking anything of the surrounding hardware beyond a matching finish family.
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