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This Schaub Urbano finger pull is a contemporary cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts where the grip opening is narrow and a full bar pull would overwhelm the front.
A 5/8 inch center-to-center spacing is one of the tightest in cabinet hardware, and that is what makes this pull specific rather than general. It suits narrow cabinet stiles, small drawer fronts, and appliance garage doors where a pull needs to be present without dominating the face. The finger pull form keeps the footprint shallow: a fingertip hooks the grip and the door or drawer moves. No reach, no clearance issues on tight adjacent frames. This is also a natural choice for edge-accessible cabinet doors in a run where the face hardware should almost disappear into the cabinetry plane.
Matte Black is a flat, non-reflective finish that holds its appearance under direct kitchen and bath lighting without picking up hotspots. On a dark front it blends into the cabinetry; on a light front it reads as a precise graphic element rather than a bright accent. The finish is part of the Urbano series' design language, and because the collection spans multiple pull forms and sizes, the Matte Black tone carries consistently across companion pieces in the same family. The Urbano line from Schaub and Company positions this pull within a coordinated contemporary hardware program rather than as a standalone piece.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying contemporary flat-panel kitchens often need a pull that works at the small end of the size range without looking like an afterthought. The 5/8 inch center-to-center spacing fits hole patterns that a standard 96 mm or 128 mm bar pull cannot, which means this pull solves a fitment problem as much as an aesthetic one. It is equally useful on a reface project where the existing hole pattern is already drilled at this spacing and the homeowner wants a clean matte black look without re-drilling. Contractors finishing built-ins, media cabinets, and small pullout frames find this sizing easier to work with than adapting a larger pull to a confined front.
Yes. It mounts through two holes at the 5/8 inch (16 mm) center-to-center spacing. Confirm that spacing against your existing drill pattern or cabinet spec before ordering.
A matte finish hides prints better than a polished surface does. The low sheen of Matte Black does not reflect light in a way that makes smudges visible from across the room.
The Urbano collection includes pulls at larger center-to-center spacings in the same Matte Black finish, so you can run a consistent hardware program across different front widths in one project.
A finger pull works on both. It is a natural fit on narrow doors and small drawer fronts where a full bar pull would be out of proportion with the front.
When the front is small and the spacing is narrow, this Urbano finger pull in Matte Black keeps the hardware in scale with the cabinetry and the hardware program consistent across the room.