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This Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull for cabinet drawers and doors, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) center-to-center is the right step up from the 128 mm pulls that suit mid-width drawers. At this spacing, the pull spans enough of the front to feel proportional on a wide base drawer, a 24-inch sink base, or a full-height pantry door where a shorter pull would look undersized against the expanse of the front. It is also a common hole pattern on European-style cabinetry, so this pull is a straightforward replacement when the existing hardware drilled to 160 mm needs a refresh without redrilling.
The arch form distinguishes it from a straight bar: the grip rises gently at the center, which makes it easier to find by touch and gives the pull a slight visual lift against a flat slab or shaker door face.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Nickel. The brushed surface diffuses light rather than reflecting it as a mirror, which keeps the hardware from competing visually with the cabinetry and makes it more forgiving of daily handling marks than a polished finish. Brushed Nickel is a Silver Tone finish that coordinates readily with stainless appliances and chrome faucets without demanding an exact match, which matters on a kitchen where the metals were not all specified from one brand at the same time.
This is a practical choice for a kitchen or bath renovation where the target hole pattern is already 160 mm and the finish program runs silver-toned. Cabinet shops equipping wide drawer banks or built-in wardrobes will find the spacing and profile consistent with European hardware standards. Designers specifying a contemporary kitchen where the hardware should read as a quiet horizontal element rather than a decorative focal point will find the arch form subtle enough to recede. Homeowners replacing worn hardware on a full set of base cabinets can use the Benning collection to source matching knobs for the doors alongside these pulls for the drawers, keeping the hardware language consistent without mixing series.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches converts to 160 mm, and both values refer to the same standard European cabinet spacing. Either measurement can be used to confirm a match to existing holes.
A bar pull runs in a straight line from post to post. An arch pull rises at the center of the grip, giving the pull a gentle curve along its length. The mounting hole spacing and overall installation are the same.
The Benning collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one series.
Brushed Nickel is a Silver Tone finish that reads close to stainless in tone, though the two are not guaranteed to match exactly since each manufacturer applies its own process. Most kitchens carry the two together without a visible clash.
When the front is wide and a shorter pull would look stranded in the middle of it, 6-5/16 inch centers put the grip where it needs to be, and the Brushed Nickel arch profile keeps it understated once it gets there.
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