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The Schaub Wave pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, finished in Matte Black and mounting on 6-5/16 inch centers.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing sits at the upper range of the mid-size hole patterns and is a practical match for wide drawer fronts, full-height pantry doors, and upper cabinet doors on taller runs. It is a common cabinet-shop drilling standard, so it often drops onto existing hole patterns without any new work. When a kitchen carries a mix of pull lengths across different front widths, this center-to-center typically handles the wider pieces while a shorter pull covers the narrow ones.
The arch shape distinguishes this pull from a straight bar. The grip rises in a curve between the two posts, which softens the geometry of a slab front without introducing anything that reads as traditional. On a flat-panel or shaker door the arch creates a subtle shadow line under kitchen or bath lighting, making the hardware more visible than a flat bar of the same size would be. The Matte Black finish keeps the surface even and low-sheen, so the pull reads as a dark line against a light front or a tonal break against a dark one. Zinc construction carries the finish consistently across the profile.
This pull is a natural fit for a contemporary kitchen or bathroom where the hardware program is matte black and the cabinetry runs to wider fronts. Designers specifying a full kitchen often use a pull at this center-to-center on base drawers and pantry pulls while pairing a shorter Wave pull on upper doors, keeping the same collection and finish throughout. Cabinet shops running a matte black hardware package on a contemporary build will find the 160 mm spacing aligns with standard production drilling schedules. The Wave collection offers companion pieces in the same series, so coordinating knobs and pulls across the job is straightforward.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches and 160 mm are the same center-to-center spacing, expressed in both unit systems. Either figure works when confirming a drill pattern.
A bar pull runs straight between its posts at a fixed height. An arch pull curves upward between the posts, raising the midpoint of the grip and creating a different shadow and visual line on the door face.
Yes. The arch profile and the 160 mm spacing suit wide drawer fronts and full-height or upper cabinet doors equally well. The installation is the same two-hole surface mount either way.
The Wave series includes companion hardware in the same design language and Matte Black finish, so you can coordinate pulls at different center-to-center spacings and matching knobs across the same job.
When the job calls for a contemporary arch pull at 160 mm centers in a finish that holds contrast and skips the glare, this Schaub Wave pull covers it.