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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, centered on the 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) hole spacing that covers the widest range of mid-size cabinet fronts in one drilling dimension.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center dimension lands at the point where a pull is long enough to feel substantial on a mid-width drawer but compact enough to leave room on a door stile. Cabinet shops drilling new faces use it as a default on base drawers from about 12 to 18 inches wide, and homeowners replacing hardware find it already drilled in more kitchens than almost any other spacing. If the existing holes are 128 mm apart, this pull drops in without touching a drill. If the project is new construction, drilling to 128 mm keeps future hardware replacement simple.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. A polished chrome surface is mirror-bright: it reflects what is around it rather than absorbing light the way a matte or brushed metal does. That quality makes chrome the hardware finish most likely to coordinate with existing fixtures — faucets, appliance handles, light-switch plates — without requiring an exact match to any of them. Chrome reads as neutral in a silver-tone kitchen regardless of whether the appliances are brushed stainless or bright silver. The traditional profile of the Dakota pull keeps that bright surface from reading as stark: the shape carries enough visual weight to suit an ornate door front.
This pull suits traditional and transitional kitchens where the hardware should be bright rather than warm, and where the cabinetry has some decorative detail — raised panels, furniture feet, inset doors — that matches the Dakota collection's design language. It is also a practical choice for a spec project or a remodel that needs chrome pulls across a large run of base and upper cabinets: the 128 mm spacing is easy to coordinate across the whole run, and the Polished Chrome finish in the Dakota series is available across companion knobs so doors and drawers can be kept in the same family. Cabinet shops building furniture-style islands and vanities with mid-size drawer banks will find this spacing fits cleanly without custom drilling.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 5-1/16 inches or 128 mm, this pull is a direct replacement with no new drilling needed.
A polished surface picks up prints more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily. In a kitchen it is a matter of preference rather than a maintenance problem.
Yes. The Dakota collection includes matching knobs in the same design language and Polished Chrome finish, which is the standard approach for putting knobs on doors and pulls on drawers within one kitchen.
The grip is 7/8 inch wide, giving it enough cross-section to hold comfortably without feeling bulky. The Dakota profile has traditional detailing rather than a plain cylindrical bar.
The 128 mm center-to-center dimension covers the widest range of mid-size cabinet fronts, and Polished Chrome keeps the hardware compatible with the silver-tone fixtures already in most kitchens — making this pull one of the most practical choices in the Dakota collection for a kitchen or bath that needs to come together quickly.
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