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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional bar-profile cabinet pull sized to mount on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, finished in Patina Rouge.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is one of the most widely used pull spacings in cabinetry, falling in the range that suits mid-width base drawers and standard upper-cabinet doors. A 5-1/16 inch pull fills the front without overcrowding it, and its two mounting holes land at a spacing that most cabinet manufacturers pre-drill as standard. That makes this a natural choice for a straightforward hardware replacement on an existing kitchen, or for specifying new builds where the box supplier is drilling to the 128 mm industry standard.
The pull's 5-3/4 inch overall length gives just enough visual presence to read well on a 15 to 18 inch drawer front, while the 1 inch projection keeps fingers clear of the door face without standing the grip out further than necessary.
Patina Rouge is a warm, aged finish sitting in the red-copper territory. The patina quality gives it depth and variation that a flat or polished finish does not carry, so it works best where the hardware is meant to look like it belongs rather than like it was recently installed. Against painted cabinet fronts in cream, warm white, or sage, it adds contrast without sharpness. Against stained wood tones it reads as a continuation of the warmth already in the grain.
The pull is cast in zinc, which holds detail well through the patina process and keeps weight and cost in a practical range for outfitting a full kitchen. The Patina Rouge surface is applied over the zinc substrate.
This is a pull for traditional and transitional kitchens where the hardware program calls for aged or antique-toned finishes rather than polished metals or matte blacks. It suits a farmhouse kitchen running warm cabinet colors, a craftsman-style bath vanity with raised-panel doors, or a built-in bookcase where the hardware should look period-appropriate rather than contemporary. Because it is part of the Dakota collection, designers and contractors assembling a complete hardware program can coordinate it with matching knobs and companion pulls in the same series and finish, which is the practical way to run a consistent look across doors and drawers without sourcing from multiple vendors.
Yes, if your existing holes are drilled 5-1/16 inches (128 mm) apart from center to center, this pull mounts without any additional drilling.
It is a warm, aged finish with reddish-copper tones and surface variation that comes from the patina process. It reads as an antique or period finish rather than a uniform color.
The Dakota collection includes companion knobs in the same design language. Matching within the same series and finish is the reliable way to coordinate door and drawer hardware.
It works on both. The 5-1/16 inch spacing is commonly used on mid-width base drawers and on upper cabinet doors, and the profile is symmetrical so it reads the same in either orientation.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a warm, aged finish at a standard mid-range spacing, and when the hardware should look settled into the cabinetry rather than applied to it.
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