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The Top Knobs Everitt pull is a contemporary cabinet pull that mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, a spacing that works naturally across a wide range of base drawer fronts and upper cabinet doors.
The 128 mm center-to-center is a practical anchor point in a kitchen or bath hardware program. It covers base drawers in the 18 to 24 inch range without overwhelming the front, and it suits upper door pairs where the pull needs to sit centered without crowding the edge. If you are replacing existing hardware, this is one of the standard drill patterns installers reach for most, so it often drops onto holes that are already there. On a furniture-style island or a wide drawer bank, this length also pairs well with longer pulls on the widest fronts while staying consistent across the mid-size drawers.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel has a bright, mirror-like surface that sits warmer than chrome and cooler than brass, which gives it a lot of room to work with existing fixtures. It reads clearly against both light and dark cabinet fronts, and the slim 1/2 inch bar section means the reflective surface is a narrow line rather than a broad plane. The finish suits fixtures that are already nickel or that trend silver without committing to the cooler edge of stainless.
Designers assembling a contemporary kitchen hardware program often land on this center-to-center as the workhorse spacing: long enough to handle confidently, compact enough to stay proportionate on a standard face-frame cabinet. Cabinet shops running production installs appreciate a 128 mm pull because it aligns with pre-drilled drawer boxes and standard jig settings. Homeowners replacing hardware find it one of the most likely matches to what is already drilled. The Everitt series extends across companion pieces, so mixing drawer pulls and door knobs within the collection keeps the visual language consistent across the entire run of cabinetry.
The overall end-to-end length is 5-5/8 inches (143 mm). The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) figure is the center-to-center hole spacing, which is smaller. Both matter: use the center-to-center for drilling and the overall length for clearance and visual fit.
Polished Nickel has a warmer undertone than chrome, which tends to read cooler and more blue-white under light. Both are bright and reflective, but nickel reads slightly softer and coordinates well with warm-toned metals elsewhere in the room.
Yes. The Everitt collection includes companion knobs in the same finish and design language, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one hardware program.
The 5-1/16 inch spacing and the Polished Nickel finish work well on a vanity, particularly where the faucet or other fixtures are already nickel-toned. The slim bar profile keeps the hardware from competing with adjacent plumbing.
When the center-to-center matches what is already drilled, the pull goes in without rework. At 5-1/16 inches, this Everitt pull hits one of the most common cabinet hole patterns and finishes in a Polished Nickel that coordinates broadly with existing nickel and silver-tone fixtures.
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