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The Top Knobs Barrington Channing cup pull is a contemporary cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts requiring a 5 inch (127 mm) center-to-center hole pattern. Finished in Ash Gray, it brings a cool, muted tone to cabinetry where softer metallics suit the palette better than warm brass or chrome.
A 5 inch center-to-center pull is the step up from the 3-3/4 inch standard, and it earns its place on mid-width to wide drawer fronts, on taller door panels where a shorter pull would look small, and on islands or base cabinets where scale matters as much as style. At 127 mm it is far enough apart to provide a stable, two-handed-friendly grip on a heavier drawer. For cabinet shops building out a full kitchen program, it is the spacing that bridges the transition from standard drawers to oversized utility or pot-and-pan drawers without jumping all the way to an appliance-scale center-to-center.
This pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray, a cool silver-tone with enough gray in it to sit apart from polished or brushed nickel without reading as flat matte black. On white or painted fronts it delivers a graphic contrast without the starkness of a true black. On wood-tone or stained fronts it stays neutral and lets the grain do the work. Because the surface is zinc under a finished coating rather than a bare metal, the color is consistent across pieces from the same production run, which matters when matching hardware across a multi-cabinet installation.
Cabinet shops specifying a contemporary kitchen with a mix of standard and oversized drawers find this spacing useful at the larger end of the run. Designers working with slab or shaker fronts in gray, white, or two-tone palettes reach for Ash Gray because it does not compete with the cabinetry color the way a warm gold or a bright chrome can. Homeowners replacing a bank of five-hole drawers already drilled at 5 inches will find this an exact drop-in match at the stated center-to-center. Because it belongs to the Barrington collection, coordinating knobs for doors and companion pulls in other center-to-center sizes are available within the same series.
It is a cup pull. The grip is a shell-shaped form that is reached from underneath rather than gripped from the face, which is the traditional cup pull gesture. It is directional — there is a right-side-up — so install it with the opening facing down toward the drawer front's base.
The 5 inch spacing puts the mounting holes about 1-1/4 inches further apart than the 3-3/4 inch standard. On a wide drawer front that extra spread distributes the load more evenly and the longer grip reads in better proportion to the front's width.
Ash Gray is Top Knobs' own finish name for this product, and it may differ from another manufacturer's interpretation of a similar tone. For a confirmed match, pair it with other Barrington series pieces in Ash Gray rather than assuming a cross-brand or cross-series match.
Overall length is the end-to-end measurement of the pull, and it governs whether the pull physically fits the width of the front with clearance on each side. It is not the drilling dimension. Your holes go at 5 inches apart center-to-center, and the 6-1/2 inch body extends roughly 3/4 inch beyond each hole.
The source data does not confirm included fasteners for this SKU. Check with the seller or have machine screws on hand in the thread and length suited to your door or drawer front thickness.
When a standard 3-3/4 inch pull looks undersized on a wide or heavy drawer front, the 5 inch Barrington cup pull in Ash Gray fills that gap — proportionate grip, a muted finish, and a series built for mixed-hardware kitchens.
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