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This Top Knobs TK Series bar pull mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and suits the drawers and doors that make up the working core of a kitchen or bath. It is a contemporary, straight-bar profile in Brushed Satin Nickel, finished on a steel base.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is the spacing that falls between the compact 3-3/4 inch and the longer 6-5/16 inch pull, which puts it in the range that suits mid-width drawer fronts, standard upper door stiles, and base cabinet doors on a 15-inch or 18-inch wide cabinet. If the existing holes are already drilled to 128 mm, this pull drops in without additional layout work. For a new installation, the 128 mm pattern is common enough that most hardware templates and CNC programs include it as a standard position.
Steel is less common in this segment than zinc, and it makes a difference in feel: the pull has more weight per inch of length than a comparable zinc casting. The Brushed Satin Nickel finish is applied over that steel base. Satin Nickel sits in the silver tone family without the mirror quality of a polished chrome, so it does not broadcast fingerprints under task lighting and holds a more even appearance across the face of a drawer bank. The brushed texture also gives the finish a directionality that reinforces the horizontal line of the bar.
Cabinet shops running a contemporary kitchen program often land on 128 mm pulls for mid-tier drawer stacks because the spacing is widely drilled and the scale is neutral enough to work on doors and drawers without looking over- or undersized. Designers specifying a full hardware set will find companion pulls in longer centers within the same Bar Pulls series, which keeps the profile and finish consistent across a run of cabinetry. Homeowners replacing existing 128 mm hardware get a direct swap with no new drilling and a finish that coordinates well with stainless appliances and brushed nickel plumbing fixtures.
Steel is a denser and generally harder material than the die-cast zinc used on most cabinet pulls. For a bar pull at this length, the practical difference is primarily in weight and feel rather than durability under normal cabinet use.
Brushed Satin Nickel and polished nickel are both in the silver tone family but have a different surface texture and sheen level. They are in the same color family and often used together, though finish names are not guaranteed to match across manufacturers or product lines.
Yes. At 5-1/16 inch center-to-center and 5-7/16 inch overall, this pull scales well on both upper door stiles and drawer fronts. It is a common practice to run the same pull across both in a contemporary kitchen.
The Top Knobs Bar Pulls series is a pull family. For a mixed knob-and-pull program, check the broader Top Knobs catalog for a companion knob in Brushed Satin Nickel that coordinates with this series.
At 128 mm center-to-center, this pull fits the drawer and door fronts that see the most use, in a steel construction and a brushed satin finish built to stay consistent across a full cabinet run.
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