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The Studio 917 Heritage pull is a traditionally styled arch-form cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts that need hardware with a little more visual presence, mounted on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is one of the wider standard spacings in residential cabinetry, which makes it a natural fit for base drawers, wide upper doors, and island fronts where a narrow pull would look undersized. It is also a common spacing in existing kitchen installations, so this pull is a direct swap on any cabinet drilled to 128 mm without picking up a drill. The arch form reinforces that fit by adding visual weight without adding extra projection or overall length beyond what the size already provides.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. Matte Black holds its appearance differently than a polished or satin finish because the low-sheen surface scatters light evenly across the arch rather than concentrating it at the high point of the curve. On a painted Shaker or raised-panel door it reads as a solid dark shape, which is exactly the effect a traditional hardware program reaches for. The arch profile adds a slight three-dimensionality that a straight bar pull does not have, so the hardware registers as a distinct design element without competing with the door style behind it.
This pull is the right size and shape for a traditional or transitional kitchen where the drawer and door program is already running, or will run, at 128 mm centers. Cabinet shops assembling a full Heritage hardware set will find companion knobs in the same series, making it straightforward to spec knobs on doors and pulls on drawers from one collection. Designers specifying for a repaint or a full renovation can use the 5-9/16 inch overall length to judge visual clearance on the front before committing. Homeowners replacing hardware in an existing kitchen drilled to 128 mm can swap this in without additional drilling.
Yes. The two values describe the same spacing: 128 mm converts to 5-1/16 inches, and both refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
Center-to-center is the hole spacing — the drilling dimension. Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull, which on this one is 5-9/16 inches. The mounting holes are set 5-1/16 inches apart, so the pull extends about a quarter inch beyond each hole at both ends.
Yes. An arch pull on a flat front introduces a contrasting curve, which is a deliberate design choice in transitional kitchens. On a raised-panel door the arch echoes the profile in the door itself.
The Heritage collection includes companion pieces designed to coordinate with this pull in the same design language and finish.
When the holes are already at 128 mm and the program calls for an arch pull in matte black, this Heritage piece resolves the spec without compromise.
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