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The Top Knobs Princetonian is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers with a slender 3/8 inch bar profile and a Brushed Satin Nickel finish.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing sits in the middle of the standard pull-size range, which is exactly where the busiest cabinetry tends to fall. Upper cabinet doors, mid-width base drawers, and bathroom vanity fronts drilled at 128 mm centers are common across a wide range of cabinet lines, and this pull drops onto that pattern without modification. For a kitchen in which both doors and drawers were originally drilled to this spacing, swapping the full run with a consistent pull like the Princetonian is a single-order project. Confirm the spacing between your existing hole centers before ordering.
The Princetonian is constructed in steel rather than the zinc that dominates this segment, which gives it a slightly different weight and density in the hand. The bar section is a narrow 3/8 inch across, so it reads as a line on the door face rather than as a substantial grip. That restraint is part of the appeal in a contemporary kitchen: the hardware marks the hardware location without competing with the cabinetry. Brushed Satin Nickel is a matte, warm-silver finish with a directional brush texture that diffuses light and stays readable across most kitchen lighting conditions without picking up glare.
This pull is a practical choice for cabinet shops and contractors running hardware through a kitchen where 128 mm is the predominant hole spacing and the design direction is contemporary or transitional. It is equally useful for a homeowner replacing dated hardware across a full run of doors and drawers: one center-to-center value to match, one finish to hold, and companion pieces in the same Bar Pulls collection for any doors that take a knob instead. Designers specifying a satin nickel program will find the brushed texture a better fit for matte-finish cabinetry than a polished nickel would be.
Overall length is 5-13/16 inches end to end, which is the physical footprint on the door. Center-to-center is 5-1/16 inches, the distance between your two mounting holes. Always match center-to-center to your existing or planned hole pattern, not overall length.
Steel is a denser base material than the zinc alloy used on most pulls in this category. It does not affect the finish appearance, but the pull will feel slightly heavier in proportion to its size.
Brushed Satin Nickel is the finish name for this Top Knobs pull specifically. Finish names are not standardized across manufacturers, so a satin nickel from another brand may not be an exact visual match. Coordinate within the Top Knobs Bar Pulls collection for consistent results.
The source data does not confirm whether screws are included. Check the product packaging details or contact your supplier before installation.
When 128 mm centers are already in the cabinetry, the Princetonian is a direct, low-friction swap that brings a clean contemporary line and a brushed satin nickel finish to the full run.
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