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This Schaub Sabre edge pull is a contemporary rectangular pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 4 inch (102 mm) centers in Unlacquered Brass.
The 4 inch (102 mm) center-to-center is a common drilling standard found across mid-size base drawers, upper door stiles, and vanity fronts from the last several decades of cabinet production. On a replacement project, matching that spacing means no new holes and no filled plugs showing through the face. On new construction it lands cleanly on a 15 to 24 inch wide drawer front, where a 5-1/4 inch pull carries visual weight without crowding the edges. The rectangular edge pull profile runs flush with a slab or shaker front, which keeps the geometry consistent across the piece rather than introducing a round element into a square vocabulary.
Unlacquered Brass is a living finish. There is no topcoat sealing the metal, so the surface interacts with the air, the oils in your hands, and the humidity of the room. High-touch areas darken first; recesses stay lighter. The result over months and years is a hand-worn look that lacquered brass deliberately prevents. If a uniform, unchanging surface is the goal, this finish is not the right choice. If the goal is hardware that looks more considered and less new as the kitchen ages, Unlacquered Brass is the spec. The Sabre pull is cast in a rectangular bar form that shows the patina evenly along its length, which lets the surface change read as intentional.
Designers specifying a transitional or contemporary kitchen where the hardware budget includes a living finish will find this pull straightforward to work with. The 4 inch center-to-center is the workhorse spacing that covers most drawer configurations without requiring custom boring. Cabinet shops completing a run that calls for brass hardware across a mix of drawer widths can land this pull on the mid-size fronts and step to the adjacent Sabre sizes for the narrower and wider pieces in the same series. Homeowners replacing dated chrome or brushed nickel hardware on an existing 4 inch pattern can swap in this pull with no modification to the door or drawer face.
Yes. Unlacquered Brass develops a patina naturally. Wiping the pull regularly with a dry cloth will slow the process somewhat; using cleaning products with acids or ammonia will accelerate it. The change is part of the finish's character, not a defect.
The 4 inch (102 mm) figure is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the dimension your drill pattern has to match. The 5-1/4 inch overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull, including the posts. Drill to the 4 inch spacing, not to the overall length.
The Sabre collection includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language. Using pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from within one series is a standard approach for keeping the hardware program cohesive.
The pull stands 2 inches (51 mm) out from the face of the door or drawer front, which is enough space for a relaxed four-finger grip on the bar.
Choose this pull when the four-inch hole pattern is already there, or when the design calls for brass hardware that earns character over time rather than holding a static shine.