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The Schaub Sabre edge pull is a rectangular contemporary pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 3-inch (76 mm) centers — the most common cabinet hole pattern in residential kitchens and baths.
The 3-inch center-to-center spacing is the baseline hole pattern for residential cabinetry, which means this pull is a direct drop-in on the widest range of existing doors and drawer fronts without any new drilling. That makes it the right choice for a hardware refresh on a full kitchen where the old pulls were on 3-inch centers, or for a new build spec'd to a standard that the next owner can easily update. The 4-1/4 inch overall length gives the grip some visual weight beyond what the hole spacing alone would suggest, so the pull reads larger than its drilling footprint on the face of the door.
Unlacquered Brass is a living finish, meaning it arrives bright and warm and gradually develops a patina as it oxidizes and picks up the oils and contact of daily use. No two installations age the same way. In a heavily used kitchen the finish deepens and enriches over months; in a lower-traffic space it changes more slowly. Buyers who want a fixed, unchanging gold tone should look at a lacquered or PVD brass finish. Buyers who want hardware that becomes more individual over time, and that can be polished back or left to age, will find Unlacquered Brass the right specification. The rectangular profile and flat face of the Sabre pull give the brass maximum surface area to catch and reflect light as the finish evolves.
Designers and homeowners running a contemporary brass program through a kitchen or bath will find this pull suited to slab-front and shaker cabinetry alike, where the rectangular grip sits flush with the geometry of the door rather than introducing a competing curve. Cabinet shops executing a hardware refresh on 3-inch drilled boxes can swap these in without touching the fronts. The 2-inch projection keeps the grip easy to use on both shallow drawers and taller door fronts, and the Sabre collection offers companion pieces so the door and drawer hardware can share a design language without mixing series.
If your current pulls are on 3-inch (76 mm) centers, this pull mounts directly in those holes. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
There is no protective lacquer coat over the brass, so the finish is in direct contact with air and touch. It will patina naturally. A light polishing with a brass cleaner can restore brightness if desired, or the patina can simply be left to develop.
Both. The rectangular profile and 2-inch projection work on drawers and doors. Many installations use this pull on drawers and pair it with a Sabre knob on doors within the same series.
Yes. The Sabre series includes companion hardware in the same design language and finish, so knobs, pulls at other center-to-center spacings, and other pieces can coordinate across the installation.
This pull handles the most common cabinet hole pattern while delivering a living brass finish that gets more interesting with use rather than less.