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This Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
A pull on 5-1/16 inch centers sits squarely in the mid-range of residential cabinet hole patterns, larger than the 96 mm standard common on smaller drawers and narrower than the 160 mm spacing used on wide base drawers and pantry fronts. That position makes it a natural fit for standard-depth base cabinet drawers, upper door fronts, and bathroom vanity drawers where the front is wide enough to need a full grip but not so deep that the hardware gets lost. The arch profile adds a few millimeters of visual lift above the posts, so the pull reads slightly larger than its overall length suggests and holds its presence on a taller door front.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a high-reflectivity surface that picks up and mirrors the light along the arch, which makes the curve of the grip visible from across the room. It belongs to the Silver Tone color family, so it reads cleanly alongside brushed nickel faucets, stainless appliances, and chrome light fixtures without demanding an exact match. Because the surface is polished rather than brushed or matte, fingerprints are more visible on contact and wipe away easily with a damp cloth. The 1/2 inch grip width keeps the cross-section slim, which reinforces the arch's clean geometry rather than widening it into a heavier profile.
This pull is a practical choice for designers specifying a contemporary kitchen or bath where chrome fixtures are already in place and the hardware should join that metal rather than introduce a new one. The arch form is versatile enough to sit inside a transitional room without clashing with traditional details, which makes it useful on a spec build where the cabinetry needs to appeal to a broad range of buyers. For cabinet shops running a kitchen that mixes pulls on drawers and knobs on doors, the Benning collection provides matching knobs in the same profile language and finish. Contractors doing a hardware swap on a kitchen already drilled to 128 mm centers will find this an efficient replacement without re-drilling.
5-1/16 inches is the 128 mm standard spacing, which is slightly larger than a true 5 inch hole pattern. If your existing holes are drilled to 128 mm, this pull drops straight in. If they are drilled to 5 inches exactly, the spacing does not match and you would need to re-drill.
The grip is a half-round arch, so the underside where your fingers rest is curved rather than flat. The slim 1/2 inch width keeps it from feeling bulky in the hand.
Both sit in the silver tone family, so they read in the same color range. They are different surface treatments, however, and a strict tone-on-tone match is not guaranteed. Many kitchens mix the two intentionally as a way to layer metals.
Yes. The Benning series includes companion knobs in the same design language. Check the collection for available finishes and sizes.
Choose this pull when the project calls for 128 mm centers, a clean arch form, and a chrome finish that coordinates with existing silver-tone fixtures without asking them to match exactly.
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