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The Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-form cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts where the hardware should sit cleanly at a 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) hole spacing.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is one of the most widely used hole spacings in residential cabinetry. It turns up on base drawers in the 15 to 21 inch width range, on standard upper doors, and on vanity drawer banks. If the existing holes in the cabinet are drilled at 128 mm, this pull drops straight onto them without touching a drill. That makes it the practical choice for any remodel where the box stays and only the hardware changes. For new work it holds the same logic: specifying 128 mm centers gives the widest possible range of hardware options at every price point and style.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The arch profile is narrow at 1/2 inch wide, so the curve reads as a line rather than as a bold shape, and the low-sheen black finish keeps it from picking up glare under kitchen lighting. Matte Black holds its contrast against light painted fronts and reads as a detail rather than a statement against dark or wood-toned cabinetry. The arch form distinguishes it from a straight bar pull while staying within the same contemporary design language, which means it can share a room with flat-front or shaker cabinetry without working against either.
Cabinet shops running contemporary kitchens with a black hardware program will find the 128 mm spacing and the arch profile a reliable pairing across a full bank of drawers and doors. Designers specifying a full Benning collection run can mix this pull with the matching knobs on doors and pulls on drawers without stepping outside the series. Homeowners replacing worn or dated hardware benefit most from the standard hole spacing: the measurement that matters is center-to-center, and at 128 mm this pull fits what most factories drilled.
Yes. 5-1/16 inch converts to exactly 128 mm, and the two values refer to the same hole spacing. Measure between the centers of your existing holes and compare to confirm the fit before ordering.
A bar pull runs straight between its posts. An arch pull curves upward at the center, adding a slight profile above the door face. The grip clearance and mounting method are the same; the silhouette is different.
The Benning collection includes companion hardware in the same design language and finish, so pulls on drawers and knobs on doors can be drawn from one series.
A matte finish shows fewer prints than a polished surface and wipes down easily. It does not pick up highlights the way a glossy or polished black would.
Choose this pull when the hole pattern is already at 128 mm and the hardware program calls for a contemporary arch in Matte Black rather than a plain bar.
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