7 9/16'' (192 mm)

7 9/16'' (192mm) cabinet hardware, drilled two ways at once

A number of Berenson pulls sized for cabinet hardware at 7 9/16'' (192mm) come dual-drilled for 224mm as well, so one physical pull can serve two different hole patterns depending on which pair of screws gets used during install. That flexibility matters most on wider drawers and full cabinet doors, where the added reach of 192mm makes more sense than a shorter, drawer-scale pull would.

What a dual-drilled pull actually buys you

A pull drilled for both 192mm and 224mm leaves room to change course later, useful if a kitchen redesign shifts drawer widths partway through planning, or if two drawers that look identical actually measure a little differently once a tape comes out. It also lets a single item serve two spacings instead of stocking separate lengths, which trims the ordering list when outfitting a full run of drawers at once. For anyone specifying hardware across several similar kitchens, that same flexibility means fewer line items to track between projects, since one pull length quietly covers two common spacings instead of committing to just one.

The shapes and finishes carried at this length

Berenson's Fluid, Studio, Tempo, and Transitional Advantage Two lines all reach this length, spanning finishes from stainless steel and polished chrome through rose gold, honey gold, and charcoal gray. Square profiles, T-bar shapes, and standard round bars are all represented here, giving the spacing a fairly contemporary range of shapes to choose from rather than steering toward one particular look. Anyone replacing hardware on a wide pantry door or a broad appliance panel will find more finish choices at this length than at some of the shorter, more common spacings nearby.

A shorter reach nearby

Looking for something shorter? 6 5/16'' (160.3mm) sits just under this range, though without the dual-drilled flexibility described above.