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This Schaub Suave cup pull is a contemporary cup pull for wide cabinet drawers, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and finished in Matte Black.
At 7-9/16 inch centers, this pull is sized for the drawers that make up the working core of a kitchen: wide base drawers on pot-and-pan banks, deep file drawers in an office build, and oversized drawer fronts on islands and entertainment consoles. A standard 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch pull disappears on a front this wide — visually and in function. Reaching for a small pull centered on a 24-inch front means leaning across it. A cup pull at 192mm centers distributes the grip across the width of the front, so the drawer opens with a natural two-handed pull rather than a single tug off-center.
The cup form itself adds a layer of ergonomic logic at this scale. On a wide, heavy drawer loaded with pots or pantry stock, the hand comes in from below and hooks into the shell. That motion transfers the load into the fingers and wrist in a straight line rather than through a wrist-flexed pull against a small bar. It is a traditional drawer fitting for a reason, and at 192mm centers it scales correctly with the front it mounts on.
The Matte Black finish on this pull carries no polish and no sheen variation across the surface. Under kitchen lighting, that means it reads as a flat plane rather than as a reflective object, which keeps the hardware from competing with the cabinetry. Matte Black holds contrast against light-painted fronts and reads quietly against dark stained or painted cabinets, giving the same pull two very different visual weights depending on where it lands. The Suave series is the Schaub collection this pull belongs to; companion pieces in the series coordinate in the same design language.
This pull is the right choice for designers and cabinet shops specifying wide drawer hardware on contemporary kitchens, walk-in closets, and media builds where the cabinetry is flat-fronted and the hardware program is black. At 192mm centers it is also a practical replacement pull for existing wide drawer banks already drilled to that spacing, which is a common center-to-center in European-style cabinetry and on wider American custom builds. Homeowners replacing dated hardware on a wide drawer bank will find this a direct swap to that hole pattern.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is the natural motion on a drawer front. Most installations place cup pulls on drawers and use knobs or bar pulls on doors.
At roughly 7-9/16 inches between mounting holes, this pull is proportioned for wide drawer fronts — typically 18 inches or wider — where a shorter pull would look undersized and feel off-center when pulled.
A matte surface shows fewer fingerprints than a polished one and is easier to wipe clean without leaving smears, which makes it a practical choice on high-use drawer hardware.
Yes. The Suave series from Schaub includes additional hardware in the same collection, so pulls and knobs can be coordinated across the same kitchen or built-in.
Choose this pull when the drawer front is wide enough to earn 192mm centers and the hardware program calls for a low-sheen black that keeps the focus on the cabinetry.