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This Top Knobs Barrington Channing pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in Ash Gray.
The 128 mm center-to-center is the standard spacing for mid-size cabinet pulls, and it appears across a wide range of base and upper cabinetry. Drawer fronts in the 12 to 18 inch range are the most natural landing spot for a pull at this spacing, and the 6-3/8 inch overall length keeps the hardware proportional without overrunning the front. For anyone replacing existing hardware, the key number is the distance between the centers of your current holes: if that measurement is 5-1/16 inches, this pull drops straight on without any new drilling.
Ash Gray is a cool, desaturated finish that sits in the Silver Tone family without reading as bright chrome or brushed nickel. It has a matte quality that absorbs rather than reflects light, which keeps it from drawing the eye in a room where the cabinetry or countertop is the focus. On painted fronts in white, warm gray, or greige it reads as a grounding note. On wood-stained fronts it introduces a cool counterpoint without competing with the grain. The pull is cast in zinc, and the Ash Gray surface is even in tone across the bar and the posts.
Designers running a contemporary or transitional kitchen often reach for a muted silver-toned hardware when the client wants metal that coordinates broadly without committing to the high polish of chrome or the warmth of brass. The Channing's slender 9/16 inch bar is narrow enough to sit quietly on a slab front and substantial enough to register as hardware on a shaker. Cabinet shops outfitting a production run of mid-size drawers benefit from the 128 mm spacing, which aligns with standard boring patterns and eliminates jobsite drilling adjustments. Homeowners replacing a full kitchen's worth of hardware in a single finish can carry this pull through doors and drawers and pull coordinating knobs from the same Barrington collection.
Neither. Ash Gray sits distinctly in between: cooler and lighter than matte black, more muted and less reflective than satin nickel. It reads as a gray-toned metal rather than a chrome-family finish.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), this pull is a direct fit.
Yes. The Barrington collection includes companion knobs in the same design language. Running pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same series and finish is the standard way to keep a mixed-hardware installation cohesive.
The bar is 9/16 inch wide and runs as a flat-profiled section, which keeps the silhouette linear against the door face rather than introducing a curve.
Choose this pull when the spacing is 128 mm, the finish needs to read as a composed gray-toned metal, and the hardware should support the room rather than compete with it.
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