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The Schaub Sabre Edge Pull is a contemporary cabinet pull for drawer fronts and cabinet doors, mounting on 4 inch (102 mm) centers and finished in Matte Black.
The 4 inch center-to-center is a widely used cabinet hole pattern, and it lands in a useful range for the mid-width drawer and the standard upper door. On a 15 to 18 inch base drawer it gives the hand a confident grip without the pull running edge to edge, and on an upper door it sits far enough apart that it reads as hardware rather than a knob. For a shop pulling existing cabinetry or for a cabinet maker specifying a consistent hole pattern across a mixed run of drawer widths, 4 inch centers offer coverage that a narrower spacing would not. The edge-pull form adds a flat, uninterrupted face to that versatility, meaning the pull follows the plane of the door rather than standing out from it as a bar or post would.
The Sabre Edge Pull is finished in Matte Black, a flat, non-reflective surface that reads the same across different lighting conditions rather than shifting between bright and dull as a polished finish does. Against light-toned cabinet fronts the matte black holds a clear contrast; against darker fronts it settles into the cabinetry rather than competing with it. The rectangular profile keeps the face flush and linear, so the pull integrates with flat-panel and shaker door programs where a rounded or ornate form would read as a mismatch. Material is zinc, which is the standard substrate for hardware at this finish and price point.
This pull is a practical fit for a contemporary kitchen, bath, or closet program where the hardware needs to carry a black finish consistently across multiple door and drawer sizes. The 4 inch hole pattern is common enough that it works as a replacement on existing cabinetry without redrilling, and the 5-1/4 inch overall length gives the installer some visual room to work with. Cabinet shops running a contemporary slab program will find the Sabre collection a straightforward way to match pulls across varying front widths while keeping the design language unified. Designers specifying a full room can pair it with companion pieces from the Sabre series to maintain consistency from drawer to door.
The 4 inch (102 mm) center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes — the dimension you match to existing holes or use to drill new ones. The 5-1/4 inch (133 mm) overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull and governs how much space it occupies on the front. Replacing hardware means matching the center-to-center, not the overall length.
The pull projects 2 inches (51 mm) from the door face, which leaves room for the fingers to wrap behind the grip without knuckles catching on the front. That is a generous clearance for an edge-style pull.
The Sabre series includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish. Check the collection for knob options if you want a consistent look across doors and drawers.
Yes. The rectangular profile and flat face sit well against both flat-panel slab and shaker styles, where the hardware should follow the geometry of the door rather than interrupt it.
When a project needs a black, contemporary pull that works across mid-width drawers and upper doors on a standard 4 inch hole pattern, the Sabre Edge Pull gives a cabinet shop or a designer one less variable to manage.