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This Top Knobs Cressing cup pull is built for cabinet drawers and doors where the 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing calls for hardware with a longer reach and a more substantial presence than a standard small cup pull delivers.
At 5-1/16 inches on center, this pull belongs on the larger pieces in a kitchen or bathroom layout: wide base drawers, double-drawer stacks, furniture-style islands, and tall pantry doors where a 96 mm pull would look undersized relative to the front. The cup form suits drawer work in particular. The hand reaches beneath the shell and pulls forward, which is a natural, low-effort motion on a heavy or deep drawer. Oriented correctly with the cup opening forward, this pull becomes part of the rhythm of the room rather than an afterthought on the face of it.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, reflective surface with a warmer undertone than Polished Chrome, which places it closer to silver without the cool edge. On transitional cabinetry that mixes contemporary flat fronts with classic proportions, that slight warmth keeps the hardware from reading as too modern. The shell form and the reflective finish work together: the curve of the cup catches light differently than a flat bar pull does, giving the hardware some depth even when the cabinetry is plain.
This is a pull for anyone specifying a kitchen or bathroom where the hole spacing is already at 128 mm, or where a wider spacing is the right call for the scale of the cabinetry. It suits designers building a transitional kitchen with furniture details, cabinet shops fitting islands and wide base units, and homeowners replacing an existing 5-1/16 inch pull with something that has more visual weight than a simple bar. Because it belongs to the Cressing series, companion knobs and other pulls in the same collection share the design language and finish, which makes it straightforward to run cup pulls on drawers and coordinate with knobs on doors without introducing a second hardware family.
The pull measures 6-15/16 inches (176 mm) end to end. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) figure is the center-to-center hole spacing, which is the dimension to match to your existing holes or your drill template.
Yes. A cup pull is gripped from underneath, so it has a correct orientation. Mount it with the cup opening facing the user for comfortable use.
Both are bright, mirror-like finishes, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, yellower tone compared to the cooler, bluer tone of Polished Chrome. They are distinct finishes and do not reliably match across brands or even across series.
A cup pull is designed for the underneath grip motion used on drawers. It can be installed on a door, but the grip angle is less natural there. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors.
Choose this pull when the drawer bank calls for 128 mm centers and the hardware should bring furniture-scale presence to the room in a warm, bright Polished Nickel finish.
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