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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional angle pull for cabinet drawers and doors, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in a Flat Black finish.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is the step up from the 4 inch and 3-3/4 inch patterns that dominate narrower drawer banks. At this spacing the pull spans enough of the front that it feels proportional on a 15 to 18 inch drawer or on a standard upper door. For a shop building a run of base cabinets with mid-width drawers, 128 mm is the spacing that avoids the visual shortfall of a shorter pull without crossing into the longer bar territory reserved for wide drawer fronts. It also drops directly onto existing 128 mm holes, which makes this a clean replacement pull when the original hardware wore through or the finish needs updating.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Flat Black. Flat Black is a matte, non-reflective surface rather than a high-gloss or satin black, which means it holds a consistent tone under both warm incandescent and cooler LED kitchen lighting. Against painted white or gray shaker fronts it reads as a sharp graphic line. Against natural wood or stained cabinetry it provides contrast without competing with the grain. The 15/16 inch projection keeps the grip close to the door face, reinforcing the flat, restrained geometry of the angle pull form.
This pull fits a traditional or transitional kitchen where the hardware program is black and the cabinetry calls for something more substantial than a knob but more restrained than a long bar. Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a production run of shaker-door kitchens can pull from the Dakota collection to mix knobs on doors with this pull on drawers and stay within one coordinated series. Designers working on a remodel where the existing hole pattern is 128 mm will find the spacing takes the guesswork out of replacement. The low projection also suits narrow aisle galleys and butler's pantries where door clearance is tighter than a standard kitchen.
An angle pull has the grip set at a slight angle or with angled returns at the posts, which changes the hand position slightly and gives the pull more visual character than a straight bar. The mounting method, two screws at the stated center-to-center, is the same.
These are two distinct finish names within the Top Knobs catalog. Flat Black is the finish on this pull. Do not assume they match a finish of a similar name from another manufacturer or series.
Yes. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center works well on standard upper doors, not just on drawers. It is a versatile spacing for both applications.
The Dakota series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish options, so you can coordinate door and drawer hardware within one collection.
Choose this pull when the project calls for 128 mm centers, a flat non-reflective black, and a traditional profile that holds its look across a full run of cabinetry.
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