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This Top Knobs Barrington pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and finished in Ash Gray.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is the standard 128 mm spacing that appears across a wide range of cabinetry programs, making it a natural fit for base drawers in the 12 to 18 inch width range and for most upper door pairs. When a kitchen runs this spacing already, the pull drops onto the existing holes with no new drilling. For a new installation, 128 mm is a reliable neutral: it is common enough to be expected, but the 6-11/16 inch overall length gives the grip a visual presence that reads as intentional rather than default. Wall cabinet doors, drawer banks in a bathroom vanity, and furniture-style islands all suit this center-to-center well.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray, a cool gray with a slight metallic undertone that sits in the Silver Tone family without reading as chrome or brushed nickel. The muted surface stays quiet under cabinetry lighting rather than picking up highlights, which lets the front finish carry the room instead. Against white, off-white, or light gray painted cabinetry, Ash Gray adds contrast without the hard edge that a black finish introduces. Against a darker stain it reads as a soft neutral. The 5/16 inch bar section is slim enough that the pull reads as a line on the face rather than a distinct object, a proportion that suits slab and shaker fronts equally.
This pull is a practical choice for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware needs to coordinate with gray-toned appliances, stainless fixtures, or a silver-family faucet without matching any of them precisely. Designers specifying a full kitchen often use the 128 mm spacing across multiple cabinet types so every front takes the same screw pattern, and this pull handles that role cleanly. Cabinet shops running consistent hole patterns across a production run will find that 5-1/16 inches is a spacing the Barrington collection supports across several grip lengths, so the same drill jig works through the entire job. Homeowners replacing existing hardware at this spacing can swap without touching a drill.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, and the two values refer to the same hole spacing. Either measurement can be used to confirm a match to existing holes.
Ash Gray is a painted or coated matte finish with a cool gray tone, while brushed nickel is a metallic finish with a directional texture and more visible luster. The two are in the same color family but read differently at close range.
The Barrington collection includes companion knobs and appliance pulls in the same design language and finish, so mixing pull types within the series is a straightforward way to differentiate doors from drawers.
At 5/16 inch the bar is narrow, which suits a fingertip grip rather than a full-hand grip. For base drawers or doors opened frequently by people who prefer a deeper grip, a wider bar or a different pull form may suit better.
When the hole pattern is already at 128 mm and the room calls for a cool, muted gray, this pull covers both without compromise.
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