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This Top Knobs Ergo pull mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and is finished in Polished Chrome, making it a straightforward drop-in replacement for one of the most widely drilled cabinet hole patterns in residential and commercial cabinetry.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) hole spacing is a replacement buyer's best friend. It shows up on cabinets from nearly every era of production, which means this pull can land on existing holes across a wide range of cabinet programs without any new drilling. That makes it useful in renovation work, where the doors and drawer fronts are staying but the hardware is getting refreshed, and in multi-unit residential projects where standardizing on one hole pattern simplifies ordering and installation. At 6-3/4 inches overall, the grip has enough visual length to suit a mid-width drawer or an upper cabinet door without overwhelming a narrower front.
Polished Chrome is a high-reflectance finish that runs bright along the flat face of the bar. On a traditional or transitional cabinet program, that brightness reads as classic hardware rather than as contemporary minimalism, which is why polished chrome remains the standard in kitchens and baths that are leaning toward a more dressed appearance. The pull is cast in zinc, and the chrome is applied as a mirror-bright top coat. A polished surface picks up fingerprints more readily than a brushed finish and wipes clean just as easily. In a high-traffic kitchen, that is a trade-off to weigh against the look.
This pull suits designers specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen where the faucet, appliance trim, and light fixtures are already running polished chrome and the cabinet hardware should join that metal rather than introduce a second one. It is a practical choice for cabinet shops and contractors replacing hardware across a run of cabinets drilled to 128 mm, because the spacing match eliminates rework. Homeowners doing a targeted hardware refresh will find the standard hole pattern, the Polished Chrome finish, and the Ergo collection's broad companion range a dependable combination for updating a kitchen without touching the cabinetry itself.
Measure the distance between the centers of your two existing holes. If that measurement is 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), this pull mounts without drilling.
No. Polished Chrome is a mirror-bright surface, while brushed nickel has a matte, linear texture. The two look different in most lighting conditions and are not a visual match.
The Ergo series includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish. Pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same series is the standard way to coordinate a full cabinet program.
A 6-3/4 inch overall length is a mid-size pull. Many specifiers size hardware to roughly a third of the front's width as a starting point, though that is a design convention rather than a requirement.
For projects where 128 mm centers are already in the doors and drawers, and the hardware program calls for polished chrome, this Ergo pull removes the guesswork and gets the job moving.
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