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This Top Knobs Asbury pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the widely used 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing.
The 128 mm hole pattern sits between the compact 96 mm pulls common on narrow drawers and the longer 160 mm and 192 mm pulls that suit wide base drawers and tall pantry doors. That middle position makes this the right reach for a standard upper cabinet door, a medium-width drawer, or a bathroom vanity door where something shorter would look undersized and something longer would crowd the stile. If existing holes are already drilled to 5-1/16 inch centers, this pull drops onto them without any new drilling.
The bar is made from steel and finished in Polished Nickel, a bright, mirror-smooth silver tone that reflects the room around it. On a squared or rounded bar profile this kind of finish reads as a clean line of light along the grip rather than a flat surface, which is part of why polished nickel has a long track record in transitional kitchens alongside chrome faucets and stainless appliances. It is a more controlled look than chrome, with a slightly warmer undertone, and it holds its clarity as long as it is wiped down regularly.
This pull fits naturally into a transitional kitchen or bath where the hardware needs to bridge older, warmer woodwork and newer, cleaner lines without committing to either. Designers assembling a full cabinetry program often reach for a 128 mm pull on upper doors and pair it with a shorter pull or a knob on narrower drawers, all drawn from the same Asbury collection so the finish and proportions stay consistent across every front. It also works for a targeted replacement on a kitchen already drilled to this spacing, where the goal is an updated finish without a cabinet's worth of new holes.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, and the two values refer to the same hole spacing. Both are standard ways this center-to-center appears in the trade.
Both are bright and reflective, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, creamier tone compared to the cooler, bluer quality of Polished Chrome. Side by side the difference is visible; in a room with other metals it is subtler.
The Asbury series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, so mixing pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the collection is a straightforward approach.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing and 7 inch overall length are proportional to a standard vanity door, and Polished Nickel is a common finish choice in bath hardware programs. Indoor, dry-area installation applies.
When the hole pattern is already 5-1/16 inches and the room calls for a polished silver tone, this Asbury pull covers both without compromise.
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