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This Top Knobs Browning pull is a traditional 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 is the standard spacing for a mid-scale bar pull, and it appears on a large share of existing cabinet runs drilled at that dimension. On a drawer bank, this spacing suits fronts in the 12 to 18 inch width range, where the pull reads as proportional rather than undersized or oversized. On door fronts it sits centered and leaves room on either side. If the cabinetry is already drilled to 128 mm, this pull drops onto those holes without any additional drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a gray with a cool, matte character that reads differently from either a polished nickel or a flat black. On painted fronts in white or off-white, Slate holds contrast without the sharpness of a dark pull. On gray or greige cabinetry it reads as part of the color story rather than as a contrasting accent. The matte surface minimizes fingerprint visibility, which is a practical advantage on frequently used drawers.
This pull works well in traditional and transitional kitchens, bathrooms, and built-in furniture where the hardware program calls for a gray tone rather than a bronze, brass, or black. Cabinet shops and contractors specifying a full kitchen run will find the 128 mm spacing straightforward to lay out, and designers assembling a mixed hardware set can pair it with the matching Browning knobs on doors. The Browning series is designed as a coordinated collection, so the finish and profile carry across knobs and pulls in the same family.
Slate is a mid-range cool gray, not a polished silver and not a deep charcoal. It has a matte character rather than a reflective one.
Yes. The mounting centers are 5-1/16 inches, which is the same as 128 mm. If your existing holes are drilled to that spacing, this pull mounts without any new drilling.
A bar pull at this spacing suits drawers and doors both. The more common practice is to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the same series, but there is no mechanical reason a bar pull cannot go on a door.
The Browning collection includes knobs and pulls in the same profile and finish family, so you can mix knobs on doors with pulls on drawers from one coordinated series.
Choose this pull when the design calls for a cool gray bar pull at 128 mm centers and the hardware should carry the same traditional character from the first drawer to the last door.
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