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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional saddle-profile bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing sits at a natural transition point in cabinet hardware: wide enough for a drawer that holds real volume, compact enough for a standard upper door. It is the spacing you find on many 18- to 24-inch base drawers and on the taller doors of a pantry cabinet or a wall unit. If a kitchen is already drilled to 128 mm, this pull drops onto existing holes without touching a drill. If the job is new construction, the spacing gives the hardware a planted, proportional look on mid-scale fronts without running past the edges.
The saddle form is what separates this from a straight bar pull. The curved top of the grip echoes the arc of a turned knob, which is why saddle pulls and traditional round knobs read as a family when mixed across doors and drawers in the same run.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome is a specular finish: it reflects a full image of what is in front of it rather than scattering light the way a brushed or satin surface does. On a saddle-profile pull the polish runs across the curved top and down the posts, which means the hardware catches light from more than one angle. That quality coordinates well with polished chrome faucets, appliance trim, and light fixtures, making this a low-friction choice when the other metals in the room are already chrome. It also ages predictably, holding its appearance without the patina shift that a living finish goes through over time.
This pull is a natural fit for a traditional or transitional kitchen where the hardware program is chrome and the fronts are framed, shaker, or raised-panel. It suits cabinet shops specifying a mid-size pull for a stock or semi-custom line, designers coordinating a full kitchen run from the Dakota collection, and homeowners replacing worn hardware on an existing 128 mm hole pattern without redrilling. The Dakota collection includes knobs and pulls in the same profile and finish, so a door-and-drawer mix within one kitchen can be handled entirely within the series.
Center-to-center, 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), is the distance between the two mounting hole centers and the number that must match your existing holes or your drill template. Overall length, 5-3/4 inches, is the end-to-end size of the pull and is always larger. Drilling to 5-3/4 inches would put the holes in the wrong place.
A polished surface shows smudges more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean quickly with a soft cloth, so the maintenance is light even if the marks are more visible.
Yes. The Dakota collection includes companion knobs in Polished Chrome, and mixing pulls on drawers with knobs on doors within the same series and finish is the standard way to use the collection across a full run of cabinetry.
Not exactly. A bar pull typically has a straight, flat, or round grip. The saddle profile on this pull has a gentle curve across the top of the grip, which gives it more visual depth than a straight bar and connects more naturally to traditional and transitional design styles.
For any cabinet job where the holes are already on 5-1/16 inch centers, or where that spacing suits the scale of the fronts, this pull handles the work cleanly in a finish that matches the chrome already in the room.
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