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The Schaub Suave cup pull is a contemporary bin-style pull for cabinet drawers, sized at 12-5/8 inch (320 mm) center-to-center for wide fronts that need hardware to match their span.
A 320 mm center-to-center span is sized for the widest drawers in a kitchen or pantry layout: deep pot drawers, wide utensil drawers, and full-width base cabinet fronts where a short pull would look undersized. At this scale, a cup pull earns its form. The hand reaches under the shell and the whole grip pulls evenly across the front, which distributes the force better than a single knob on a heavy drawer load. This is also a common choice for furniture-scale islands and built-in storage pieces where the drawer faces run 24 inches or wider and the hardware needs to read from across the room.
The Nickel Silk finish sits in the Silver Tone color family but behaves differently than a polished nickel. The silk surface diffuses light rather than reflecting it, so it reads as a steady, even tone across the cup rather than picking up highlights at the edges. On a wide pull like this, that matters: a polished finish at 320 mm can catch light in a way that competes with the cabinetry, while a silk surface keeps the hardware present without making it the loudest thing in the room. The Suave collection carries this finish across matching pieces in the series, so coordinating knobs and pulls elsewhere in the same space is straightforward.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a furniture-style kitchen or a built-in pantry wall will recognize 320 mm as the spacing that suits a drawer front in the 30 to 36 inch range, where proportion calls for hardware that spans the face rather than sitting centered on it. Designers assembling a contemporary kitchen often pair a cup pull at this scale with smaller pulls or knobs on door hardware from the same Suave collection. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide pot drawer or a refrigerator-adjacent storage column find this center-to-center matches the pre-drilled holes that oversized cabinet fronts frequently carry from the factory.
Yes. 320 mm converts to 12-5/8 inches, and the two values refer to the same hole spacing. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm the match before ordering.
A cup pull is shaped to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door, but the grip is less intuitive there, and at 320 mm most installations use this size exclusively on wide drawer fronts.
Nickel Silk and polished nickel are different surface treatments. Silk has a muted, diffused sheen while polished nickel is bright and reflective. They are related tones but will read differently side by side, and finish matching across manufacturers is not guaranteed even when names are similar.
Yes. The Suave collection from Schaub includes companion hardware in the same design language. Look for other Suave series pieces in Nickel Silk to build a coordinated set.
When the front is wide enough to call for a 320 mm span, this cup pull in Nickel Silk gives it hardware that fits the scale of the work rather than disappearing against it.