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The Schaub Sabre edge pull is a contemporary rectangular cabinet pull that mounts on 4-inch centers, sized for mid-width drawer fronts and cabinet doors where the hardware needs to feel substantial in the hand without overwhelming the front.
The 4-inch center-to-center spacing sits between the common 3-3/4-inch standard and the wider 5-inch and 5-1/16-inch sizes, which puts this pull in useful territory for cabinetry that was drilled to a 4-inch pattern or for new installs where the designer wants a slightly larger pull without stepping up to a 128 mm bar. At 5-1/4 inches overall, the grip spans enough of a mid-size drawer face to feel proportional, and the 2-inch projection gives the fingers room to get behind it without catching the door. That clearance matters on a kitchen drawer that gets opened with a full hand load rather than just a fingertip.
Polished Nickel is a high-sheen finish with a cooler, brighter character than satin or brushed nickel. On a rectangular bar it runs as a continuous bright line across the front, which reinforces the geometric clarity of the Sabre design. It coordinates naturally with chrome faucets and stainless appliance trims without matching them exactly, so it holds its own in a kitchen where several metals are already present. The rectangular cross-section of the grip adds flat faces to that reflective surface, which means the polish reads at multiple angles rather than just head-on.
This pull is a natural fit for contemporary and transitional kitchens, bathroom vanities, and built-ins where the existing hole pattern is 4 inches and the hardware finish runs silver-tone. It works equally well on a base drawer, a pantry door, or an upper cabinet where the pull needs enough length to be grabbed easily but the front is not wide enough to call for a longer bar. Cabinet shops and installers specifying a full kitchen will find that the Sabre collection covers the range of knobs and pulls needed to carry one design language through every piece of cabinetry in the project.
Yes, if your existing holes are on 4-inch (102 mm) centers. Measure between the centers of your current holes to confirm before ordering.
Polished Nickel has a bright, mirror-like surface. Satin Nickel is brushed to a lower sheen. The two are distinctly different in appearance and do not match each other, even within the same collection.
A 2-inch projection brings the grip about 2 inches out from the door face, which gives a full hand comfortable clearance behind the bar. It is on the generous side for a cabinet pull, which suits a drawer that sees heavy daily use.
The Sabre collection includes companion knobs and pulls designed to coordinate with each other. Use pieces from the same series and finish for a consistent program across doors and drawers.
When the hole pattern is 4 inches and the finish program runs polished silver-tone, this Sabre pull closes the gap between standard 3-3/4-inch hardware and the wider bar sizes without requiring a new drill pattern or a compromise on grip clearance.