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This Top Knobs Alcott pull mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide base drawers, pantry doors, and larger upper cabinets where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center dimension is the step up from the common 3-3/4 inch spacing, and it changes how hardware reads on a run of cabinetry. On a wide base drawer — a pot drawer, a file drawer, a full-width cutlery tray — a pull at this spacing has the lateral reach to look intentional rather than small. It also suits a taller upper door or a pantry front where a shorter pull would be easy to miss from across the kitchen. For a replacement project, this is one of the standard hole patterns drilled at the factory on mid- to large-format cabinetry, so it often drops onto existing holes without any new drilling.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Nickel. The brushed surface scatters light rather than reflecting it, which means the finish stays readable in bright kitchen light without the glare a polished finish would produce. Brushed Nickel sits in the silver-tone family, so it pairs naturally with stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and other cool-metal fixtures already in most kitchens. The 1 inch wide rectangular grip gives the pull a solid presence in the hand while keeping the profile flat against the front.
This pull is a straightforward specification for a kitchen or bath remodel where the hardware needs to coordinate with stainless or chrome fixtures and the cabinetry runs to wider fronts. Cabinet shops building transitional kitchens will find the Alcott series useful as a go-to line: the design language is neutral enough to work with flat-front, shaker, and recessed-panel doors alike, and the companion pieces in the collection make it easy to run matching knobs on doors and pulls on drawers without mixing sources. The 5-1/16 inch spacing is also worth specifying on a full kitchen where some drawers are wide enough to need it and others are narrower — ordering by center-to-center keeps the hardware visually consistent even at different scales.
Yes. The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is the same as 128 mm, so it drops onto any cabinet front already drilled to that spacing.
The projection is 3/4 inch (19 mm), so the back of the grip sits just under an inch from the door face — close enough that the pull stays trim rather than jutting out.
A brushed surface is more forgiving than a polished one. Everyday marks are less visible on the satin texture and wipe off easily.
The Alcott collection includes companion pieces in the same series and finish. Look for the Alcott knobs to coordinate doors with your drawer pulls.
At 5-1/16 inch centers and 6-1/2 inches overall, this pull has the reach for larger cabinet fronts while its low projection and brushed finish keep it from dominating the door — a balance that suits a wide range of transitional kitchens and bath builds.
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