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The Schaub Urbano finger pull is a contemporary cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts where a narrow center-to-center spacing is the controlling dimension. At 5/8 inch (16 mm) between mounting holes, it serves installations where a standard bar pull simply will not fit.
Most cabinet pulls are designed around hole patterns of 3 inches, 3-3/4 inches, or wider. A 5/8 inch center-to-center spacing occupies a different category entirely. It suits narrow rails, thin stile-and-rail door sections, slim drawer faces, and furniture-style cabinetry where the mounting points are close together by design. It also works as a replacement pull when existing holes are set at that spacing and drilling new ones is not an option. The finger pull form reinforces this logic: rather than a full bar grip spanning the front, the fingertip engages a compact pull that sits within a small footprint.
Brushed Nickel is a mid-sheen finish that sits between matte and polished. The brushed texture diffuses light across the surface rather than reflecting it as a single bright point, which keeps the hardware quiet on the door while still reading as a silver-tone accent. On a contemporary flat-front cabinet it coordinates naturally with brushed nickel faucets, appliances, and light fixtures without demanding attention. Within the Urbano collection the same Brushed Nickel finish runs across companion pulls, knobs, and other pieces, so mixing formats across a kitchen or bath stays visually coherent.
This pull is the right choice when the hole spacing is already set at 5/8 inch and nothing else in the line will mount cleanly on those centers. It is also the right choice for designers specifying hardware on a narrow stile door or a slim drawer front where scale matters as much as finish. Contractors doing a refit without redrilling will find the tight center-to-center useful as a drop-in replacement on fronts already drilled to this spacing. Homeowners renovating a piece of furniture-scale cabinetry with existing narrow holes have the same straightforward path.
Some cabinet door styles, narrow drawer fronts, and furniture-style pieces are built or drilled with a tight hole pattern that a standard-spacing pull cannot match. The 5/8 inch spacing keeps the mounting hardware proportional to the front and eliminates the need to redrill.
Yes. The finger pull form works on either surface. On a drawer it provides a fingertip grip from the face; on a door it operates the same way. Installation is two screws at 5/8 inch centers regardless of where it lands.
Brushed Nickel and Polished Chrome are both silver-tone finishes but they are not the same. Brushed Nickel has a softer, lower-sheen surface while chrome reads brighter and more reflective. They can coexist in a room but they are not a guaranteed match. Coordinate within the Urbano collection for a consistent look across cabinet hardware.
The Urbano series includes other pulls and hardware in Brushed Nickel, so you can carry the same finish and design language across doors and drawers at different sizes.
When the spacing is 5/8 inch and the finish is Brushed Nickel, this Urbano finger pull is the pull that lands cleanly without compromise on either dimension.