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The Schaub Skyevale Crystal Pull is a traditional cabinet pull designed for narrow drawers, small door fronts, and anywhere a standard bar pull would overpower the front. At 1-1/4 inch center-to-center, it drills to a short spacing that suits spice drawers, jewelry drawers, and slim cabinet doors where larger hardware simply does not fit.
The 1-1/4 inch center-to-center spacing is one of the shortest in this catalog, and it exists for a reason: some cabinet fronts are simply too narrow to carry a longer hole pattern without the screws landing uncomfortably close to the edge. Spice drawers, utensil inserts, small upper doors, and shallow vanity drawers are the natural home for a pull like this. It is also the right choice when replacing existing hardware drilled to this spacing, where the alternative would be filling and re-drilling the front entirely.
The rectangular shape and traditional design language mean this pull reads as furniture hardware rather than as industrial hardware, which suits inset and face-frame cabinetry with a period or transitional character.
The pull is finished in Signature Satin Brass, Schaub's own name for this warm, brushed gold-tone finish. The satin texture keeps the surface from picking up glare in direct light, which lets the crystal element in the design carry the visual interest rather than the finish itself. Against painted whites and creams, Signature Satin Brass reads as antique gold. Against stained wood it adds warmth without competing with the grain.
The base material is zinc, consistent with the Skyevale collection. Note that Signature Satin Brass is Schaub's finish name for this SKU and is not guaranteed to match a satin brass finish from another manufacturer or another series.
Designers specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen often run into the problem of small fronts that have no good hardware option at the longer center-to-center spacings. This pull solves that problem within a single collection, so a kitchen can carry the Skyevale series on every door and drawer regardless of front width. Cabinet shops building furniture-style pieces, painted inset kitchens, or hutch and pantry units will find the 32 mm spacing addresses the fronts that a standard 96 mm or 128 mm pull simply cannot serve. Homeowners replacing existing small-hole hardware without wanting to drill new holes will find this a straightforward match.
Either. The 1-1/4 inch center-to-center spacing suits any small front where a standard long-pattern pull would crowd the edges. It appears most often on narrow drawers and small upper cabinet doors.
It is brushed rather than polished, so the surface has a softer sheen without the bright mirror quality of a polished finish. The two are different appearances.
Yes. The Skyevale collection includes companion hardware in other center-to-center sizes and a matching knob format, all in the same series and available in Signature Satin Brass, so the design language carries across fronts of different widths.
Most production cabinets are drilled at 96 mm or 128 mm. The 32 mm spacing is less common in pre-drilled carcasses and is more likely to be specified for custom or furniture-style cabinetry, or to match an existing small-hole pattern.
When the design calls for a traditional brass pull across every front in the room, this pull handles the small fronts that larger patterns cannot reach, without stepping outside the Skyevale series.