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This Top Knobs Zander pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in a Slate finish.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is the dimension that determines whether a pull drops onto existing holes or requires a drill. This spacing is standard on mid-size drawer fronts and upper cabinet doors across a wide swath of American kitchen cabinetry, which makes it the natural choice for a hardware refresh on a kitchen that was not built with European 96 mm spacing throughout. A designer laying out new cabinetry at this spacing gets a pull that scales well on a 15 to 18 inch drawer front without crowding the front or reading as undersized. The slim 1/2 inch wide bar keeps the footprint tight while the 6 inch overall length gives the eye a clear horizontal line to follow.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool, mid-tone gray with no warm undertones. Gray hardware occupies a distinctive position in a kitchen: it does not compete with white, cream, or wood-tone fronts the way a black finish sometimes does, and it does not commit to a warm or cool palette the way a brass or chrome does. On painted cabinetry in a white or light gray, Slate reads as a quiet accent rather than a contrast point. On a darker front it can nearly disappear, letting the cabinetry be the surface the eye lands on. The bar profile in the Zander series is straight and unfussy, which is what keeps it in the contemporary column rather than drifting toward transitional.
Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen at 128 mm centers will run this pull across drawer banks and door fronts and pull matching knobs from the Zander collection for any single-hole applications. Designers working on a remodel where the existing holes are already drilled at 5-1/16 inch spacing reach for this pull because the center-to-center is confirmed and the finish is a neutral that navigates almost any color story. Homeowners replacing worn or dated hardware on a mid-size kitchen will find the 128 mm spacing covers a large share of the drawers in any kitchen built in the last two decades. The Zander collection includes companion pieces in the same series, so the finish and profile stay consistent across every cabinet in the room.
Measure from the center of one hole to the center of the other on your current hardware. If that distance is 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), this pull installs without drilling.
Slate is a cool, mid-tone gray with no significant warm or yellow undertones. It coordinates readily with white, light gray, and charcoal cabinetry.
The Zander collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish. Using both in the same series is the standard way to keep the hardware consistent across doors and drawers.
Zinc. The Slate color is a finish applied over a zinc casting, not a solid gray metal.
When the holes are drilled and the cabinetry calls for a cool, neutral finish, the Zander pull at 5-1/16 inch centers in Slate is the specification that closes the gap without compromise.
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