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The Schaub Turno cabinet pull is an arch-profile pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, centered on 6 inch (152 mm) hole spacing and finished in Polished White Bronze.
Six inches on center is the natural step up from the 3-3/4 inch and 4 inch spacing common on narrow drawers and smaller door hardware. It suits a mid-width drawer bank, a standard upper cabinet door, or a shallower base cabinet where a longer pull would read as oversized. For shops outfitting a full kitchen, 6 inch pulls often land on the doors while a shorter spacing covers the narrow drawers and a longer one handles the wide base drawers, letting one collection run cleanly across the whole room without every piece being the same size.
Polished White Bronze is a silver-toned finish with warmth underneath the polish. It avoids the cool neutrality of straight chrome and the yellow cast of brass, sitting instead in a middle register that reads as refined without being stark. The polished surface catches light along the arch, which reinforces the pull's traditional character rather than flattening it. The arch form itself does the same: where a bar pull holds a straight horizontal line, an arch introduces a gentle curve that suits raised-panel doors, furniture-style islands, and cabinetry with decorative detail at the face frame.
This pull fits well in traditional and transitional kitchens where the hardware program leans toward warmer silver tones rather than cool chrome or darker bronze. Designers specifying a full complement of Turno hardware can coordinate this 6 inch pull with companion knobs and pulls in the same collection, keeping the design language consistent across doors and drawers. For a cabinet shop or contractor running the Schaub Turno line across multiple projects, the collection's range of center-to-center sizes means the same family can cover narrow, mid-width, and wide fronts without mixing series.
Yes. It is a widely used mid-range spacing on upper cabinet doors and mid-width drawer fronts, and it corresponds to 152 mm, a standard drilling increment in North American cabinetry.
Polished White Bronze sits in a warm-neutral silver family. It has more warmth than standard chrome and a slightly different reflective character than polished nickel. Finish appearance varies by manufacturer, so match within the Schaub Turno collection for the closest coordination.
It does. The arch reads as a design element against a flat front, adding a curve where the cabinetry has none. Whether that contrast is the right choice depends on the overall design direction of the space.
Companion pieces in the Turno collection share the same design language and finish, which is the intended way to mix knobs on doors with pulls on drawers within one kitchen.
When the door and drawer program calls for a traditional arch pull at 6 inch centers in a warm silver finish, this Schaub Turno pull covers that position cleanly and coordinates with the rest of the collection.