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This Top Knobs Bronte pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in Venetian Bronze.
The 128 mm center-to-center spacing sits in the middle of the pull-length range, which makes it the workhorse dimension of a full kitchen install. It handles base cabinet doors and mid-width drawers without either disappearing on the front or running past the edges. For a cabinet shop running a mixed project — tall doors, standard base drawers, and a bank of smaller utility drawers — this spacing gives a single pull size that covers most of the hardware schedule. It also replaces existing hardware drilled to 128 mm centers without any new drilling, which is the first question most renovation buyers ask.
Venetian Bronze is a layered, oil-rubbed finish that settles into the grain of the casting rather than sitting on top of it as a flat coat would. On a zinc bar pull the result is a finish with visible variation from end to end, darker in the recesses and lighter where the bar faces out. That warmth reads as aged rather than as plated, which is why this finish has long been a first choice for traditional kitchens, butler's pantries, and furniture-style islands. The 11/16 inch bar width is wide enough to make that finish legible up close without making the pull feel heavy on a shaker or raised-panel door.
This pull belongs in traditional and transitional settings where the finish program runs warm: aged bronze faucets, oil-rubbed fixtures, furniture-style cabinet bases, or apron-front sinks. It coordinates with the rest of the Bronte collection, so the knobs on the doors and the pulls on the drawers come from the same design language and the same finish. For a designer specifying a full kitchen, that coordination is the practical value of working within one manufacturer's series rather than mixing across brands. For a contractor on a remodel, the 128 mm spacing covers the majority of existing hole patterns drilled to that standard without a site visit to measure every drawer.
5-1/16 inch (128 mm) is the metric-standard spacing, while a nominal 5 inch pull mounts on 5 inch centers. They are close but not interchangeable. If your existing holes are drilled to 128 mm, measure center to center to confirm before ordering.
Oil-rubbed bronze finishes are applied with intentional variation, and high-contact areas may develop a slightly different patina over time. That aging is characteristic of the finish rather than a defect.
The Bronte series includes companion knobs in the same finish. Using knobs on doors and pulls on drawers from one series is the standard way to run a consistent hardware program across a kitchen.
The overall length is 6-1/4 inches end to end. The mounting holes are spaced 5-1/16 inches apart. The extra inch on each side is the overhang beyond the posts, which is a size and proportion figure, not a drilling figure.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a warm bronze finish on a spacing that fits the bulk of a kitchen's drawer and door hardware without custom drilling.
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