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The Schaub Suave pull is a contemporary rectangular bar pull for cabinet doors and wide drawer fronts, mounted on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers.
Most cabinet pulls land somewhere between 3-3/4 and 6-5/16 inches center-to-center, which suits standard drawers and upper cabinet doors. The 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) spacing is a different conversation entirely. At this scale, the pull is sized for wide base drawers, the kind that span two or three cabinet sections, or for tall pantry doors where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front. Proportion matters here: a pull that spans most of the drawer's width anchors the hardware to the furniture rather than letting it float. This is the spacing that moves the pull from accent to statement.
The Polished Chrome finish delivers a mirror-bright surface that reflects the room around it, which is what makes chrome the natural pairing for kitchens already running stainless appliances, chrome faucets, or polished light fixtures. The rectangular profile keeps the face flat rather than radiused, so the pull holds a sharp edge under that reflective surface. Chrome at this scale reads as a clean horizontal line across a wide drawer, which is a different effect than the softer look of a brushed or satin finish would produce on the same form.
This pull suits a contemporary kitchen or bath project where the wide drawers need hardware that matches their scale. Designers specifying a flat-panel or slab kitchen with stainless or polished fixtures will find the Polished Chrome finish coordinates naturally with the surrounding metals without requiring a separate metal introduction. Cabinet shops building wide drawer banks on islands or tall pantry sections can run this pull across the full-width fronts and step down to a shorter Suave center-to-center on the narrower drawers, keeping the collection consistent while letting the hardware scale with the front. Because it belongs to the Suave series, companion pulls at other center-to-center spacings are available in the same finish and profile.
There is no single requirement, but a common design approach sizes hardware to roughly a third of the drawer width, which would place this pull on fronts in the 24 to 30 inch range. That is a guideline drawn from trade practice, not a specification.
No. Polished Chrome is a mirror-bright surface, while Brushed Nickel and Satin Nickel are lower-sheen finishes with a different tone. They will not match in person even if they look similar on screen.
Yes. The Suave series includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings in Polished Chrome, so running a shorter spacing on narrower drawers and this one on wider fronts keeps the profile and finish consistent across the kitchen.
Yes. A rectangular cross-section means the top face of the grip is flat rather than curved, which keeps the hardware's silhouette sharp and geometric rather than rounded.
When the drawer front is wide enough that a standard-length pull would look like an afterthought, the 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) Suave in Polished Chrome gives the hardware the presence the front already has.