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This Schaub Urbano finger pull is a contemporary cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts where the mounting centers are set just 5/8 inch apart, a spacing that rules out almost every conventional bar or cup pull on the market.
A 5/8 inch center-to-center is about as close as two mounting holes can sit and still be called two mounting holes. That spacing shows up on thin drawer fronts, on appliance garage doors with almost no face frame, and on frameless slab programs where the designer has intentionally minimized the hardware footprint. In those situations, a longer pull simply will not fit the hole pattern without modification, and a knob adds visual mass the design is trying to avoid. A finger pull at this spacing is the hardware that disappears into the face and lets the cabinetry read as a single plane.
The pull is finished in Polished Chrome, a bright, mirror-quality surface that picks up and reflects the light around it. On a flat slab front in a white or light-toned kitchen, that reflection is subtle — a small point of brightness at the grip. On a darker front it becomes a contrast element. Either way, chrome is one of the easiest finishes to coordinate in a room already running stainless appliances, chrome faucets, or polished fixture hardware, because the metal reads as neutral rather than warm or cool. The Silver Tone color family it belongs to sits comfortably alongside other brushed and polished metal tones without requiring an exact match.
This pull is the right answer for a designer specifying a handleless-adjacent aesthetic on a slab-door program, for a cabinet shop building frameless boxes to a tight hardware footprint, or for a renovation where the existing holes are already drilled at this spacing and an exact-fit replacement is needed. Because it belongs to the Urbano collection, companion pieces in the same series carry the same contemporary language and finish, which makes it straightforward to coordinate across different front types in the same kitchen or bath without introducing a visual seam between hardware families.
Most bar pulls mount on 3 to 18 inch centers. A 5/8 inch spacing is intended for applications where the mounting footprint must be minimal — thin fronts, tight face frames, or designs where hardware visibility is being deliberately reduced.
A polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily with a soft cloth.
Yes. A finger pull works on both doors and drawers. The grip is a fingertip motion rather than a full-hand grip, which is natural on a light door or a shallow drawer.
The Urbano series by Schaub and Company includes other pulls and hardware in the same contemporary design language. Look for pieces sharing the Urbano series name to coordinate across your project.
When the hole spacing is 5/8 inch and the finish needs to read chrome, this Urbano finger pull is the precise fit — no modification, no compromise on the contemporary profile.