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The Top Knobs Hopewell bar pull is a contemporary steel pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the standard that shows up most often on 18-to-24 inch base drawers and on the full run of upper cabinet doors in a typical kitchen layout. That means this pull is frequently the right spec for the majority of fronts in a project, making it the workhorse size in a mixed hardware set. For a shop running a full kitchen, this is often the quantity pull: the one ordered in volume to cover most of the doors while longer pulls address the wider drawers and appliance fronts separately.
Steel is a denser substrate than the zinc alloy used across most of this segment, and it carries the Ash Gray finish with a flat, consistent surface that reads as a deliberate color choice rather than a default. Ash Gray occupies a specific tonal position: it is softer than matte black, less reflective than any chrome or nickel, and cooler than a warm bronze or brass. It reads well against white, light gray, and greige painted fronts, where the hardware holds enough contrast to be visible without becoming the focal point. Against darker fronts it recedes, and that quality makes it useful when the goal is to let the wood or the door profile carry the room.
Designers reaching for a finish that does not align with the standard silver-black-bronze triad often land on Ash Gray as the neutral that resolves a tricky color program. It is a practical choice for a contemporary kitchen where the appliances are stainless, the counters are concrete or light stone, and the hardware needs to bridge those surfaces without repeating them. Cabinet shops installing hardware on a production run of contemporary frameless or shaker boxes will recognize this as a size that covers most of the job: one part number for doors and standard drawers, with the wider pulls in the series handling the rest.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, and both values refer to the same drilling dimension. Either measurement will get you to the correct hole pattern.
Ash Gray is a cool mid-tone: darker and less reflective than brushed nickel, lighter and warmer in undertone than matte black. It is a distinct finish, not a blend of the two, and it will not match either by name or appearance.
The bar is 15/32 inch wide with a flat profile rather than a round cross-section, which gives it a more linear, architectural look on the door face.
The Top Knobs Bar Pulls series includes other sizes and companion hardware. Look for the same series name and Ash Gray finish value to confirm the pieces coordinate.
When the hardware spec calls for 128 mm centers and a finish that holds a cool, neutral tone across a full run of cabinetry, this pull covers the ground without asking the room to look at it.
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