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The Studio 917 Cityscape pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that need hardware at full scale. Mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, it is built for the wider fronts where a smaller pull would look undersized and lose the proportion of the piece.
The 128 mm hole spacing is the standard for mid-to-wide cabinetry, and it is the dimension that determines whether this pull drops onto existing holes or requires new drilling. At 5-1/16 inches between centers and 6 inches end to end, this pull reads at the right scale on a base drawer in the 24-to-30 inch range or on a tall upper door where a shorter pull would look like a detail rather than a statement. The slender 5/16 inch bar keeps the pull from reading as a block of hardware at that size, so the line stays crisp instead of heavy.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this scale behaves differently than it does on a small pull: the longer bar catches more light and runs it along the face of the door, which reinforces the horizontal line of the cabinetry. On white or light-painted fronts the bright surface reads as a clean accent. On darker wood or laminate it picks up the contrast and holds it. Polished Chrome is also the finish most likely to match existing kitchen fixtures already running chrome, from faucets to appliance trim, which makes it the practical choice when a renovation is extending an established hardware program rather than starting one fresh.
This is the right pull for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the drawer and door fronts are wide enough to justify hardware at 128 mm centers. It suits a flat-panel or slab-door program where the geometry is horizontal and the hardware should follow that line. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen benefit from the Cityscape collection's range of sizes and forms, since the same series and finish can be carried from narrow upper doors through wide base drawers without breaking the hardware language. It also works well on a bathroom vanity with wide drawer banks, or on a media cabinet where long horizontal fronts are part of the design.
Measure from the center of one hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), this pull mounts without new drilling.
It is a bar pull at 5/16 inch wide, giving it a fine, linear profile rather than a heavier tubular one.
A polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It also wipes clean easily with a dry cloth.
Yes. The Cityscape series includes companion knobs and pulls designed to coordinate in the same finish and design language.
When the drawer bank or door front is wide enough to need hardware at 128 mm centers, this pull delivers the proportion and the chrome finish to match it without overcomplicating the design.
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