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This Top Knobs Ellis Series pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is the spacing that shows up on mid-width drawers: spice drawers, silverware drawers, the stack of three drawers in a base cabinet run. It is narrower than the wide-drawer pulls at 6-5/16 or 7-9/16 inch centers, and wider than the compact 3-3/4 inch pulls that suit small drawer faces. At this center-to-center, the 7 inch bar reads as proportional rather than oversized, which is why this spacing is often the starting point when specifying a kitchen with varied drawer widths. Replacing hardware drilled to 128 mm is also straightforward: the holes are already there, and the pull drops in on the existing pattern.
Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-adjacent finish with a warmer undertone than chrome. On a squared bar profile, the polish runs as a continuous bright line across the face of the pull, which emphasizes the geometry rather than softening it. That quality makes it well suited to transitional cabinetry where the hardware is meant to be noticed as a design element rather than recede into the door. The base material is zinc, finished to the Ellis Series standard. Polished Nickel coordinates naturally with brushed nickel faucets and stainless appliances because the undertones are compatible, though finish-to-finish matches across brands are never guaranteed.
Designers building out a transitional kitchen often use the Ellis collection as a workhorse series: the design language is clean enough for contemporary cabinetry and warm enough for traditional ones, and the finish range lets the hardware program carry a consistent look through multiple rooms. Cabinet shops replacing hardware on an existing job find the 5-1/16 inch spacing useful precisely because it is a common factory hole pattern, which means no re-drilling on a refacing or refit. Homeowners selecting hardware for the first time can use this pull on a mid-size drawer and pair it with Ellis knobs on the doors, drawing both from the same series so the finished kitchen reads as a single collection.
Center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes, 5-1/16 inches on this pull. Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the bar, which is 7 inches. When replacing existing hardware, match the center-to-center to your existing hole spacing, not the overall length.
They are similar in brightness but not identical. Polished Nickel has a slightly warmer, softer tone compared to the cooler, sharper look of chrome. The two are close enough to coexist in most kitchens, but they are different finishes.
Yes. The Ellis collection from Top Knobs includes knobs, pulls at other center-to-center sizes, and companion pieces in the same design language. Selecting from within the Ellis Series in Polished Nickel is the reliable way to coordinate hardware across doors and drawers.
It mounts on any surface where two holes can be drilled or already exist at 5-1/16 inch spacing. It is a common choice on mid-size drawer fronts, and it works equally on door faces where that hole spacing is practical.
Select this pull when the job calls for a 5-1/16 inch center-to-center bar pull in Polished Nickel and the hardware should hold a transitional line from the first cabinet to the last.
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