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The Schaub Sorrento Bowed Pull is a contemporary cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces, mounting on 5-1/16 inch centers — one of the most common hole patterns in kitchen and bath cabinetry — with an arched grip that puts a subtle curve where a straight bar pull would not.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the 128 mm standard drilled into a large share of factory-built and custom cabinetry. That means this pull drops onto existing holes in most kitchens without touching a drill — a practical advantage on a renovation or a restocking run where the boxes are already built. At 5-1/2 inches overall it proportions well on a mid-width drawer, a shaker upper door, or a bath vanity door where the hardware needs presence but not scale. The arch form is the detail that separates it from a straight bar: the grip bows slightly outward from the posts, which adds a quiet curve to a front that is otherwise all lines and edges.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. Matte Black carries no reflective surface, so kitchen light does not glare off the grip the way it would off a polished or satin finish. That low sheen also distributes attention evenly along the arch rather than pulling the eye to a bright point at the center. Against white, cream, or light wood fronts it reads as a deliberate graphic element. Against charcoal or deep navy cabinetry it settles into the overall tone and lets the door profile carry the visual work. The finish is consistent across the Sorrento series, so it coordinates predictably with companion knobs and pulls from the same collection.
This pull works in a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program is black and the designer wants something other than a plain cylinder. Cabinet shops running production kitchens with standard 128 mm drilling find it a clean fit: the hole pattern is already there, the finish holds against standard shop conditions, and the arch introduces enough visual interest to read as a deliberate choice rather than a default. Designers specifying for a new build or a reface project will find companion pieces in the Sorrento collection for doors running knobs while drawers run this pull. Homeowners doing a hardware refresh on a renovation can often swap these in without any new drilling at all.
Yes. The center-to-center spacing is 5-1/16 inches, which corresponds to the 128 mm standard. Measure between your existing hole centers to confirm before ordering.
The projection from the door face to the back of the grip is 1 inch (25 mm). The arch shape is the profile of the grip along its length, not an additional outward reach beyond the projection.
A matte finish shows prints less prominently than a polished surface, and wipes clean easily.
The Sorrento collection includes companion pieces from Schaub in the same design language and finish. Look for other Sorrento items to complete a coordinated hardware program.
Choose this pull when the spacing is already set to 5-1/16 inch centers and the design calls for something beyond a straight bar — flat black, gently arched, and part of a collection that coordinates across the whole kitchen.