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The Schaub Urbano cup pull mounts on 1-7/8 inch (48 mm) centers, a tight spacing that makes it the right hardware choice for spice drawers, narrow base pulls, and small cabinet fronts where a wider pull would overpower the door. It is a cup form gripped from underneath, finished in Matte Black, and part of the Urbano collection from Schaub and Company.
Most bar pulls and cup pulls in a standard kitchen run on 3-inch or 3-3/4 inch centers, which suit mid-width drawers without effort. The 1-7/8 inch spacing here is a narrower fit, matched to cabinet fronts too compact for those common spacings. Spice drawers, pencil drawers, and narrow inset doors are the typical candidates. On those fronts a wider pull either crowds the face or pushes the grip past the edge of the door entirely. At 48 mm centers this pull stays proportional to the front it sits on.
Because it is a cup pull, the hand enters from below rather than grabbing a bar from the front. That motion works naturally on any horizontal drawer and is the traditional way to open a furniture-style or craftsman cabinet. The cup also sits in a fixed orientation: there is an up and a down, and mounting it correctly means the shell opens downward to meet the fingers.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface absorbs light rather than reflecting it, which keeps the hardware from pulling focus on a small front. Against a white, cream, or light-gray painted cabinet the black reads as a clean graphic detail. Against a dark stain or a charcoal lacquer it integrates quietly. Either way the low sheen means fingerprints and light handling marks disappear between uses rather than showing on the surface.
Matte Black is the exact finish name for this SKU. It is not an oil-rubbed or distressed surface, and it is not guaranteed to match matte black hardware from other brands or other series. Companion pieces in the Urbano collection carry the same finish designation, which is the safe way to mix knobs on doors with pulls on drawers from one program.
This pull suits cabinetmakers and designers working on a kitchen or bath with a mix of drawer widths, where some fronts are too narrow to take a standard 3-inch or 96 mm pull. It also suits anyone retrofitting hardware on a piece of furniture or a built-in with existing holes drilled at 48 mm centers, since the spacing is a natural fit for smaller case goods and vintage furniture dimensions. The contemporary design language keeps it current in a flat-front or minimalist interior, and the Urbano collection behind it means the rest of the hardware program can pull from the same design source.
Yes. The two values describe the same spacing in different units, and both refer to the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
It can be installed on a door, but a cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer and less intuitive on a vertical door. Most installations use cup pulls on drawers.
The Urbano collection from Schaub and Company includes companion pieces in the same design language. Check the series for coordinating knobs and pulls in Matte Black.
Finish names are manufacturer-specific. Two brands' matte black surfaces can differ in sheen level, undertone, and texture. Coordinate within the Urbano collection for a confirmed match.
When the drawer is too narrow for a standard spacing, the 48 mm Urbano cup pull keeps the hardware in proportion and the Matte Black finish keeps it in the contemporary program.