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The Schaub Sorrento Bowed Pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull suited to wide drawer fronts and full-height cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized.
At 7-9/16 inches between centers, this pull is sized for wide base drawers, deep drawer stacks, and tall pantry doors where a 3-inch or 5-inch pull would disappear against the front. The 192 mm spacing is a standard hole pattern on wide-format cabinetry, so in a kitchen already drilled to that dimension this pull drops onto the existing screws without touching a drill. For new construction it scales naturally to drawer fronts in the 18- to 24-inch range, where design practice generally calls for hardware that spans roughly a third of the front's width.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Black Chrome, a finish that sits between a true matte black and a polished surface. It carries a low, cool sheen rather than a mirror polish, which means it holds the contrast of a black finish without picking up kitchen light the way a polished chrome or polished nickel would. Against white, gray, or natural wood fronts it reads as a deliberate dark accent. Against dark cabinetry it recedes and lets the door profile carry the visual work. The arch of the grip adds a shallow curve that softens the geometry of a flat-front drawer without introducing an overtly decorative element.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers specifying contemporary kitchens, baths, or media rooms where the hardware program calls for a consistent dark metal across a wide drawer bank. The 192 mm spacing is also a practical fit for renovation work on existing European-style cabinetry pre-drilled to that dimension, cutting the installation to a straight swap. Homeowners completing a single-room refresh will find it integrates cleanly with brushed or matte-finish fixtures already in the space, as long as those fixtures run in the same black or dark-metal family. Because it belongs to the Sorrento collection, companion knobs and pulls in that series carry the same design language and finish, which is the reliable way to run mixed hardware across doors and drawers without sourcing across brands.
The center-to-center spacing is 7-9/16 inches (192 mm). The 160 mm figure in the name refers to a separate variant in the Sorrento family at a different hole spacing.
No. Black Chrome carries a low sheen from the chrome base, whereas a matte black finish has no reflective quality. The result is a dark, cool surface that is darker than polished chrome but less flat than a true matte.
The arch lifts the center of the grip slightly away from the door face, which keeps the grip comfortable without increasing the post projection. The 1-1/8 inch projection is measured at the posts, and the bowed center adds a small amount of additional clearance at the midpoint of the grip.
The Sorrento collection includes matching hardware in the same series. Look for other Sorrento pieces in Black Chrome to coordinate across doors and drawers.
At 192 mm centers and 8-1/4 inches overall, this pull is sized to hold its own on the largest fronts in a contemporary cabinet program, in a Black Chrome finish that works across a range of cabinetry colors without demanding attention.