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The Schaub Urbano pull is a rectangular contemporary pull that mounts on 12 inch (305 mm) centers, making it the right scale for wide drawer banks, pantry doors, and tall cabinet fronts where a standard-length pull would look undersized.
Most cabinet pulls are sized to a door or a single drawer. At 12 inches between mounting holes, this pull is built for a different job. Wide pot-and-pan drawers, deep base cabinets, full-height pantry doors, and furniture-scale entertainment pieces all benefit from hardware at this proportion. A shorter pull on a 36-inch-wide drawer front tends to read as an afterthought; at 12 inches, the hardware has enough presence to anchor the front without competing with it. This is also the center-to-center that many designers carry through to island seating fronts and wardrobe panels, where a narrower pull would disappear against the slab.
Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-like finish that reads as a neutral in most kitchens. It aligns with faucets, appliance trims, and lighting fixtures already installed in the majority of contemporary builds, which makes it easy to incorporate without introducing a new metal family. On a rectangular profile the polish runs as a continuous bright line along the flat face, so the pull registers as a clean horizontal element rather than as a textured object. The rectangular cross-section keeps the geometry consistent with flat-panel cabinetry and avoids the curve a round bar would introduce.
Designers running a chrome fixture package through a contemporary kitchen or bath will find this pull a natural fit: it is the same finish as the faucet and the same design language as the cabinetry. Cabinet shops building wide drawer configurations can carry it across a run of base cabinets and use companion Urbano pieces on the doors to maintain consistency without sourcing from multiple collections. Homeowners replacing hardware on a pantry wall or a tall cabinet bank get the same benefit: one series, one finish, hardware that scales to the opening.
Measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 12 inches (305 mm), this pull drops in without new drilling.
A polished surface shows fingerprints more readily than a brushed one, and wipes clean just as quickly. Most people find the tradeoff acceptable on hardware that gets a quick wipe during regular cleaning.
Yes. The Urbano series is available in multiple center-to-center spacings, so you can scale the hardware to different cabinet widths within the same design language and finish.
Yes. The rectangular profile and 12 inch span suit both tall door fronts and wide drawers. The choice between door and drawer is mostly about which dimension of the opening calls for a pull at this scale.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that smaller hardware looks lost, the Urbano pull at 12 inch centers closes that gap in polished chrome without overpowering the front.