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This Schaub Urbano cup pull is a contemporary cup-form cabinet pull built for wide drawer fronts, mounting on 5-5/8 inch (143 mm) centers.
A 5-5/8 inch center-to-center is a deliberate choice for wider drawers — the kind found on base cabinets storing pots, wide utensil banks, or deep file drawers. At that span, the cup form distributes the grip across a meaningful width of the front, which feels more balanced on a wide panel than a short pull centered in the same space would. It is also a replacement-friendly spacing for any existing drawer bank already drilled to 143 mm, which makes this a clean swap when refreshing hardware without touching the joinery.
The Polished Chrome finish produces a bright, mirror-quality surface that runs as a continuous highlight along the shell of the cup. Unlike a brushed or matte finish, polished chrome catches and reflects ambient light, which means it reads clearly against both light and dark fronts. In a kitchen running chrome faucets, appliance trim, or light fixtures, this pull joins that existing metal rather than introducing a second one. The cup form itself is contemporary in its lines — clean edges rather than ornate relief — which keeps it at home on slab, shaker, or flat-panel doors in a modern or transitional kitchen.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for contemporary kitchens where at least some drawers are wide enough to need a longer pull. It is equally useful for a homeowner replacing worn hardware on a wide base drawer and wanting to stay in chrome without changing hole placement. The Urbano series provides companion pieces — knobs, pulls at other center-to-center values, and recessed pulls — so the pull program across an entire kitchen can draw from one collection and one finish.
Yes — cup pull and bin pull describe the same shell-shaped form gripped from underneath. The terms are used interchangeably across manufacturers; Schaub calls this product a cup pull.
A polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as easily. In high-traffic kitchens that is worth factoring into finish selection.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer. On a door the grip angle is less intuitive, so most installations reserve cup pulls for drawers and pair them with knobs or bar pulls on doors.
The Urbano collection includes cup pulls at several other center-to-center values, recessed pulls, and additional forms in Polished Chrome and other finishes, so a full kitchen hardware program can draw from one series.
Choose this pull when the drawer is wide enough to deserve a 5-5/8 inch grip and the finish program is already running polished chrome.