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The Schaub Urbano cup pull is a contemporary cup pull for cabinet drawers, mounting on a compact 1-7/8 inch (48 mm) center-to-center spacing that suits narrow drawer banks, inset applications, and smaller cabinet fronts where a standard 3 inch or 3-3/4 inch spacing simply does not fit.
Most cabinet pulls are drilled at 96 mm or 128 mm centers, which works for mid-size and wide drawers. Narrow spice drawers, small utility pulls, and inset door applications often land on a tighter spacing, and finding a cup pull at 48 mm centers rather than a knob is genuinely unusual. This pull fills that gap: it brings the traditional cup-pull grip to a format that mounts where larger hardware cannot. The cup form is gripped from below, a natural motion on a drawer front, and the shell shape gives the hand something to hook into rather than pinch.
The pull is finished in Polished Chrome, a bright mirror surface that reflects the room around it. On a cup pull the polish runs across the curved interior of the shell and along the rim, so the finish does more visual work here than it would on a flat bar. Chrome reads as a neutral in most kitchens, pairing with faucets, appliances, and fixtures without introducing a competing metal. It shows marks more readily than a brushed surface and wipes clean just as easily.
This pull suits narrow drawer banks in contemporary and transitional kitchens, bath vanities with smaller drawer fronts, and any project where the existing hole pattern or the drawer width rules out a standard-spacing pull. It also works in inset cabinetry, where the door or drawer sits flush with the face frame and a compact pull profile is both practical and proportional. Because it belongs to the Urbano collection, companion pieces in that series share the same design language, which makes it straightforward to mix cup pulls on drawers with knobs or pulls on doors without breaking the visual program.
It is less common than 96 mm or 128 mm but it is a standard spacing for narrower drawers and for some European-style cabinetry. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm it matches before ordering.
A cup pull is shaped to be gripped from underneath, which is the natural motion on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door but the grip is less intuitive there. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs or bar pulls on doors.
A high-polish surface will show marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It wipes down easily with a soft cloth.
Yes. The Urbano series includes additional pull sizes and formats in the same collection, so the design language carries across a full hardware program.
When the drawer width or the existing hole pattern calls for a 48 mm center-to-center, this Polished Chrome cup pull brings a traditional grip form and a bright, neutral finish to the one spacing most hardware programs skip.