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The Studio 917 Cascade pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull for wide drawers and full-height doors, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in a Matte Black finish.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the measurement that governs where the drill goes, and at 128 mm it is one of the wider standard spacings in contemporary cabinetry. This pull belongs on the wide drawers in a base cabinet run, on a tall pantry door, or on a deep utility drawer where a 96 mm pull would look like it shrank in the wash. It also shows up frequently on bathroom vanity drawers and on island fronts wide enough to warrant the scale. If existing holes are drilled to 5-1/16 inch centers, this pull drops straight in. If the project is new construction, the 128 mm spacing is well supported by European hardware and hinge systems already in the shop.
The Cascade pull's arch shape is the detail that separates it from a straight bar pull. The gentle curve runs along the grip without breaking into a decorative motif, which keeps it squarely in contemporary territory while giving the hardware something to catch the eye. On a flat slab front or a simple shaker door, that arc is the only ornament the hardware introduces. The Matte Black finish works with it the same way: low sheen, no reflective highlights along the curve, so the shape reads as a form rather than as a flash. Zinc construction carries the finish without the weight and cost of a cast brass piece.
Specifiers and cabinet shops reach for a 128 mm pull when the cabinetry is scaled for an open-plan kitchen, a furniture-style island, or a pantry wall where the pulls need to keep pace with the door proportions. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide drawer bank find the 5-1/16 inch spacing eliminates the need to re-drill. The Matte Black finish coordinates within the Cascade collection, which includes companion pieces in the same series for a consistent hardware program across knobs, pulls, and other fronts. Because the finish is matte rather than polished, it holds its look without wiping down constantly in a working kitchen.
Yes. 128 mm and 5-1/16 inch are the same center-to-center spacing, just expressed in metric and imperial. Both refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
A bar pull is straight from post to post. The Cascade arch curves gently along its length, which softens the silhouette without adding a traditional or decorative element to the design.
Overall length is 5-11/16 inches (144 mm), which is the full end-to-end size. Center-to-center is 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), which is the drilling dimension. The two are different numbers, and the drilling dimension is the one to match to existing holes.
The Cascade collection includes companion hardware in the same series, so pulls and knobs in matching sizes and finishes are available to build a consistent program across the cabinetry.
When the drawer is wide and the hole spacing is 128 mm, this pull fits the front, the drill pattern, and the finish program in one piece.
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