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The Schaub Turno pull is an arch-shaped cabinet pull sized for wide drawers, pantry doors, and oversized cabinet fronts that shorter hardware cannot span with confidence.
A pull sized to 12 inch centers mounts on holes set 305 mm apart, a spacing designed for the kind of cabinetry where a shorter pull would look underfurnished: wide base drawers on a bank, tall pantry pulls, and furniture-style islands where the door front has real width to fill. At that span the arch profile distributes the grip across the full face of the front rather than concentrating it at the center, which is both more comfortable on a heavy drawer and more proportional at the scale this pull is made for.
The overall length of 12-1/2 inches sits only a half inch beyond the hole centers, which keeps the ends of the pull close to the mounting points and avoids the overhang that makes some long pulls look undersupported at their tips.
Light Bronze is a warm, medium-depth finish that sits between the brightness of a polished brass and the darkness of an oil-rubbed bronze. On an arch pull of this scale the finish catches light differently across the curve than it would on a flat bar, giving the hardware some visual relief without relying on contrast or gloss to achieve it. The arch shape itself belongs to a traditional vocabulary, and Light Bronze reinforces that language without pushing into a heavily antiqued register.
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This is hardware for a traditional or transitional kitchen, a furniture-style vanity, or a butler's pantry where the cabinetry has proportions that call for a full-length pull rather than a compact one. Designers specifying a bronze-tone hardware program will find the Turno collection offers companion pieces in the same series, which is the practical way to coordinate knobs on doors with pulls on drawers without sourcing across different design languages. Cabinet shops building wide drawer banks on a traditional kitchen will recognize 12 inch centers as a standard interval at that scale.
Measure from the center of one hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 12 inches (305 mm), this pull drops onto the existing pattern without new drilling.
The arch rises from both posts and meets at the center, so the hand naturally finds the high point. On a wide pull this means you are gripping near the middle of the span rather than at one end.
The Turno collection includes companion hardware in the same series and finish. Match by series name and finish name for a consistent program across the room.
Yes. A 12 inch pull is commonly used on tall pantry doors and wide cabinet doors where a shorter pull would not span the front in proportion. The arch profile works on a vertical door face as naturally as on a horizontal drawer front.
When the cabinetry is wide enough to need a full-length span, this Turno pull in Light Bronze gives the front hardware that is scaled to it rather than dwarfed by it.