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The Top Knobs Barrington Edgewater pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Polished Nickel and designed to mount on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is a step up from the narrow 96 mm spacing common on smaller drawers, landing this pull in the range that suits a mid-to-wide drawer bank, a pair of upper doors, or any front where a short pull would look undersized. Buyers replacing existing hardware drilled to this spacing can mount it without drilling new holes. For new installations, 128 mm is a well-established standard that works across a broad range of cabinetry, from base drawers to furniture-style islands.
Polished Nickel is a bright, reflective finish — warmer in tone than Polished Chrome and cooler than any brass. That middle ground is what makes it a practical coordinating choice: it reads with existing chrome plumbing without clashing, and it pairs naturally with brushed nickel appliances that dominate most mid-range kitchen specifications. On this pull's slim bar, the polish runs as a continuous bright line across the front, which is a different visual effect from what a matte or brushed surface would produce. The zinc body underneath is cast and finished to the same surface standard across the Barrington collection, so the sheen is consistent piece to piece.
A cabinet shop running a contemporary kitchen or bath program that calls for bright nickel hardware will find this spacing covers the middle of the drawer range cleanly, while the narrower and wider siblings in the Barrington line handle the rest. Designers specifying a full kitchen benefit from the collection depth: knobs for doors, pulls at multiple centers for drawers, all in the same Polished Nickel finish. Homeowners replacing hardware on a kitchen drilled to 128 mm centers get a direct swap in a finish that coordinates with the faucet and the appliances already in the room. Contractors sourcing for a spec build get a contemporary profile in a neutral bright finish that photographs well and ages without looking dated.
Yes. The two values describe the same hole spacing. The inch fraction rounds to 5.0625 inches, which converts to 128.6 mm — close enough that manufacturers and catalogs treat 5-1/16 in and 128 mm as one standard spacing.
Both are bright reflective finishes, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, softer tone. Chrome tends to read cooler and bluer under most light sources. Side by side they are visibly different, so mixing them in one room is not recommended.
Yes. A bar pull mounts the same way on a door as on a drawer front, and at 6-11/16 inches overall this one suits an upper door as comfortably as it suits a mid-width base drawer.
The Barrington series includes knobs and pulls across multiple centers in Polished Nickel, so you can run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the same finish and design language.
Choose this pull when the hardware should reflect the room's light rather than absorb it, and when the drawer bank is drilled to 128 mm centers and ready for a direct, confident upgrade.
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