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This Top Knobs Clemente pull is a transitional bar pull that mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, a spacing that suits a wide range of drawer fronts and door faces without requiring new holes on most existing cabinet layouts.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is the workhorse spacing of transitional and contemporary kitchens. It lands comfortably on mid-width drawers, upper cabinet doors, and bath vanity fronts where a 3-3/4 inch pull would read as undersized and a longer appliance-scale pull would overwhelm the face. For a cabinet shop or a designer specifying a full kitchen run, this spacing is one of the first holes drilled in a production sequence because it covers so much of the door and drawer inventory in one pass.
The Clemente pull is built from stainless steel, which is a different proposition from the plated zinc that makes up most of this category. The material holds up to cleaning cycles and everyday handling without the finish thinning or chipping over time. The Brushed Stainless Steel surface is textured rather than polished, so it scatters light evenly and shows far fewer fingerprints than a mirror finish would. In a kitchen already running brushed or satin stainless appliances, this pull joins those surfaces without demanding an exact match that rarely exists across manufacturers anyway.
This pull is a strong choice for transitional kitchens where the hardware program needs to stay neutral across a mix of finishes, for renovations where the existing hole spacing is already at 128 mm, and for cabinet shops building to a spec that calls for stainless hardware on painted or natural wood fronts. It works equally well on a single vanity drawer or across a long bank of base cabinets. The Clemente collection includes companion pieces in the same design language, so a kitchen running this pull on drawers can find matching hardware for the door knobs in the same series.
Stainless steel is the base material, not a finish applied over zinc. The Brushed Stainless Steel surface is the treated face of the stainless itself.
The brushed texture is similar to most residential stainless appliances, but finish appearance varies between manufacturers. It will coordinate closely in most kitchens, though an exact match across brands is never guaranteed.
The bar section is 7/16 inch wide, giving it a narrow, flat profile that sits close to the door face rather than projecting as a round bar would.
Yes. A bar pull of this scale works on upper cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The 1-1/4 inch projection gives enough finger clearance for comfortable use on either.
Choose this pull when 128 mm centers, a brushed stainless surface, and a slim bar profile are the specification, and the hardware needs to last as long as the cabinetry it mounts on.
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