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The Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull for cabinet doors and wide drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers and finished in Slate.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center dimension is a step up from the more common 128 mm pull, and that distinction matters on the job. At this spacing, the pull spans a wide base drawer front naturally — a 24 or 30 inch drawer that would look underdressed with a shorter pull gets a proportional anchor here. It also suits tall upper cabinet doors where the hardware needs enough visual weight to read across the full height of the front. The arch profile adds a slight upward bow across the span that softens the geometry without departing from a contemporary design language, making it a workable choice wherever the program calls for something with a little more curve than a flat bar.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool, muted gray with a low-sheen surface that sits comfortably in the Silver Tone family without reading as chrome or brushed nickel. On painted cabinetry, Slate reads as a neutral that does not compete with the door color. On wood fronts it brings a quiet contrast. The arch cross-section is narrow at 1/2 inch wide, which keeps the profile lean even at this center-to-center span, so the pull does not visually dominate a front that does not need that weight.
This pull suits a contemporary kitchen, bathroom vanity, or built-in where wide fronts are the norm and the hardware needs to fill them without being decorative about it. Cabinet shops building runs of base cabinets with large drawer fronts will find the 160 mm spacing a practical standard for the wider pieces in that program. Designers specifying a full kitchen can pair the Benning pull in this spacing with shorter Benning pulls on narrower drawers and matching Benning knobs on doors, staying within one collection across the entire job. For a homeowner replacing hardware on existing cabinetry, confirming the existing hole spacing at 6-5/16 inches between centers means this pull drops in without new drilling.
The hole spacing is wider at 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) versus 5-1/16 inches (128 mm). The overall length, grip profile, finish, and collection are the same. The right choice depends on the width of the drawer or door front the pull will mount on.
It is a factory-applied finish over a zinc base. It is not a painted surface in the way a spray-painted part would be, but it is not a plated metal either. The result is a consistent matte-gray appearance across the pull.
Yes. The Benning collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Slate finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one series.
The source data does not confirm what hardware ships with this pull. Check the product packaging or contact the vendor to confirm before your install.
When the drawer or door front calls for a 6-5/16 inch hole pattern and a contemporary gray-tone finish, the Benning pull in Slate delivers the right span, a lean arch profile, and a neutral surface that works across a full cabinet program.
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