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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet drawers and doors, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and finished in Polished Chrome.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the standard hole pattern for mid-size drawers, the 15- to 18-inch fronts that carry the everyday load in most base cabinet runs. Pots, dry goods, utensils — whatever the drawer holds, this spacing positions the grip where the hand naturally lands. At 7 inches overall, the pull spans the front without crowding the edges, and the extra grip length compared to a 3-3/4 inch pull makes opening a loaded drawer noticeably easier. For a buyer replacing hardware on an existing cabinet, 128 mm is worth confirming against the installed hole spacing before ordering, since it is also one of the most frequently drilled patterns in production cabinetry.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this polish level is a bright, clear mirror surface that picks up light along the flat face of the bar and runs it as a highlight across the drawer. It is the finish that reads cleanest against white and light-gray painted fronts, and it connects directly to chrome faucets, appliance handles, and light fixtures without introducing a second metal tone into the room. Polished surfaces show fingerprints more readily than brushed ones and wipe off just as easily, which is worth knowing in a high-traffic kitchen.
The Ellis pull suits transitional kitchens and baths where the hardware should be current without being severe. The squared bar profile is geometric enough for a contemporary room and restrained enough for a traditional one, which is what makes a transitional designation accurate rather than vague. It is a natural fit for a spec kitchen, a remodel where the cabinetry is neutral and the hardware is the detail, or any project where the existing fixtures are already chrome and new hardware needs to join them rather than compete. Because the Ellis collection spans multiple center-to-center sizes and includes companion knobs, it is practical for a full kitchen run where some fronts take knobs and others take pulls.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, and the two values describe the same hole spacing. Both appear in the product listing and either measurement can be used to confirm the fit against existing holes.
The 128 mm pull is 7 inches overall versus roughly 5-1/2 inches on the 96 mm variant. The longer pull suits wider drawer fronts and gives a more substantial grip on drawers that carry real weight.
Yes. A bar pull at this size works on both drawer fronts and cabinet doors. The mounting holes are the same two-hole pattern regardless of which application it goes on.
The Ellis series includes companion pieces designed to coordinate within the collection. Look for other Ellis SKUs in Polished Chrome to build a matched hardware program across doors and drawers.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a mid-size bar pull that lands on standard 128 mm centers, connects to existing chrome fixtures, and carries the same profile from the smallest drawer to the widest door in the Ellis collection.
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