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This Top Knobs Dakota pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and finished in Polished Nickel.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is the step up from the 4 inch and 3-3/4 inch patterns that dominate smaller drawers and upper doors. At this spacing, the bar spans enough of the front to feel deliberate on a mid-width base drawer or a standard upper cabinet door without overpowering it. It is also one of the two most common replacement spacings in this range, which means a homeowner or contractor swapping out existing hardware on 128 mm holes can drop this pull straight onto the existing drill pattern without touching a drill. The overall length of nearly 7 inches ensures the bar extends visually past the mounting posts on either side, reinforcing the horizontal line the pull is meant to create.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-surface finish with a warmth that separates it from chrome: it reads silver in most lights but carries a yellow-gold undertone that keeps it from looking cold. That quality makes it the right call in a kitchen or bath where the faucets and fixtures are Polished Nickel rather than chrome, because the undertone carries across pieces from the same finish family. The bar section is a narrow 1/2 inch wide, which suits the traditional design language of the Dakota collection. Slim proportions in a polished reflective finish tend to catch the eye without filling it, so the hardware reads as a detail rather than as a dominant element.
Cabinet shops specifying a traditional kitchen with polished hardware will find the Dakota pull at a scale that works across both door and drawer fronts in the mid-range width. Designers coordinating a polished nickel program across faucets, light fixtures, and cabinet hardware can use the Dakota series as the throughline: companion pieces in the same series carry the same design language and finish, so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers stay in one visual family. Homeowners replacing worn or outdated hardware on an existing drill pattern will find the 128 mm spacing is one of the most forgiving replacements available, because it is already in a very large number of installed cabinets.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to approximately 128.6 mm, and the two values are used interchangeably for this standard spacing. If your existing holes are labeled 128 mm, this pull fits that pattern.
Both are bright, reflective finishes, but Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly golden undertone where chrome is cooler and more neutral. They are close in a photograph but distinct in person, and the two are not guaranteed to match side by side.
Yes. Bar pulls at this center-to-center work on both cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The mounting method is the same on either surface: two screws through the front at the stated spacing.
The Dakota series includes companion pieces, so you can coordinate pulls on drawers with knobs on doors within the same collection and finish.
When the project calls for Polished Nickel hardware in a traditional style and the existing or planned drill pattern runs at 128 mm, this pull resolves the specification without compromise.
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