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The Schaub Urbano cup pull is a contemporary cup pull for cabinet drawers, finished in Brushed Nickel and mounted on 5-5/8 inch (143 mm) centers.
At 5-5/8 inches between mounting holes, this cup pull is positioned for drawer fronts where a 3 or 4 inch pull would look undersized. Wide base-cabinet drawers, deep pot drawers, and furniture-style islands all benefit from hardware with a longer footprint, and the cup form fits that scale naturally. The under-grip motion of a cup pull is a better match for a drawer than a door: the hand comes in low, hooks into the shell, and the drawer follows without any awkward rotation of the wrist. That makes this pull well-suited to any deep drawer a user opens frequently and expects to open cleanly.
Brushed Nickel sits in the Silver Tone family and reads as a cool, understated metal on cabinetry. The brushed texture diffuses light across the face of the cup rather than concentrating it, which means the pull contributes to the room without drawing the eye the way a polished surface would. It holds up to repeated handling in a kitchen environment better than a high-polish finish in day-to-day appearance, since surface marks are far less visible on a matte texture. Material Type is not populated in the available data for this SKU; no material claim is made here.
This pull is a natural fit for a contemporary or transitional kitchen where the drawer bank spans the full base of an island or a wide run of cabinetry, and where the hardware needs to carry some visual weight proportional to the front. It also suits a bath vanity with a wide center drawer, a built-in buffet, or a media console where the scale of the opening calls for a pull with real presence. Because it is part of the Urbano collection, companion knobs and pulls in the same series are available to carry the same design language across doors and smaller drawers without mixing aesthetics.
It is less common than 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch spacing, so if you are replacing existing hardware, measure between the centers of your current holes before ordering. For new installations, this spacing is drilled to the pull.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer. On a door it is possible but the under-grip orientation is less intuitive, and most installations pair cup pulls with drawers and use knobs or bar pulls on doors.
Brushed Nickel is a widely used finish in kitchens and baths and coordinates well with other silver-tone metals in the same space. That said, finish names are not standardized across manufacturers, so exact matching to another brand's brushed nickel is not guaranteed.
Yes. The Urbano collection by Schaub and Company includes additional pulls, knobs, and other hardware in the same series and finish, so you can coordinate across drawers and doors within one design language.
Choose this pull for a drawer or island front where the spacing and the under-grip form should both feel intentional, finished in a brushed nickel that works with the room rather than competing with it.