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The Schaub Sorrento bowed pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull designed for wide cabinet doors and oversized drawer fronts, mounting on 12-5/8 inch (321 mm) centers in Black Chrome.
A center-to-center of 12-5/8 inches puts this pull in the range reserved for wide-format cabinetry: a tall pantry door that spans 18 inches or more, a deep pot-and-pan drawer, a wide entertainment center door, or a furniture-style island front where a smaller pull would look out of proportion. At this spacing, the hardware becomes part of the composition of the front rather than a small accent on it. The arch form adds to that visual weight without adding bulk, because the curve of the bow keeps the silhouette fluid rather than rigid.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Black Chrome. Black Chrome sits between a flat matte black and a polished mirror finish: the chrome process lays a reflective base and the dark tinting draws it back, producing a surface that reads as dark and metallic at once rather than simply black. Against light-painted fronts it holds strong contrast. Against darker or charcoal cabinetry it adds depth without disappearing. The arch profile means the reflective quality shifts along the bow, which gives the pull more visual complexity than a straight bar in the same finish.
This pull is the right choice for a contemporary kitchen, a custom entertainment unit, or a bath vanity where the wide-format fronts call for hardware that can anchor them visually. Designers specifying a full run of Sorrento hardware will find companion knobs and pulls in the same collection, making it straightforward to carry one design language from narrow drawers through to tall pantry doors. Cabinet shops outfitting a complete kitchen build can use the consistent series to simplify purchasing across multiple hole spacings without mixing design languages.
A 12-5/8 inch center-to-center is well suited to a tall or wide pantry door where a shorter pull would look undersized relative to the front. Confirm your door width before drilling and size accordingly.
The arch curves away from the door face at its midpoint, which naturally guides the hand to the center of the pull for a balanced grip. The 1-1/8 inch projection provides clearance between the grip and the front.
No. Black Chrome has a metallic, reflective quality produced by the chrome process tinted dark, whereas a matte black finish has no reflective quality at all. The two read differently under light.
Yes. The Sorrento collection includes companion hardware in the same series, so you can match knobs and pulls of different spacings under one design language and finish.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry is wide enough that the hardware needs to carry its own visual weight, and the finish should read as dark and metallic rather than simply black.