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The Schaub Sorrento Bowed Pull is a contemporary arch-form cabinet pull sized for wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and large island fronts where standard-length hardware would look undersized.
At nearly 20 inches end to end, this pull is built for the widest fronts in a kitchen or bath. Wide drawer banks on a large island, full-height pantry cabinets, and appliance-adjacent cabinets all benefit from hardware at this scale because a shorter pull gets lost in the proportion of the front. The bowed arch form also gives the hand a natural place to land when pulling open a heavy drawer, which matters more at this width than it does on a narrow pull where any part of the bar is within reach.
The Sorrento Bowed Pull is cast in zinc and finished in Satin Nickel. The satin surface keeps the finish from catching light the way a polished nickel would, so the hardware reads as a consistent silver tone across its full length rather than as a bright reflection. On a nearly 20-inch grip that effect is especially useful: a polished finish at this scale can draw more attention to the hardware than to the cabinetry, while the satin version lets the cabinet front stay the primary element. Satin Nickel is a widely coordinated finish across kitchen and bath fixtures, making it a practical choice when the hardware needs to relate to faucets, lighting, and appliances already in the space.
This pull is most relevant to designers and cabinet shops specifying hardware for a high-volume drawer bank or a furniture-scale kitchen island, and to homeowners finishing a renovation where the drawer fronts run wider than 24 inches. At 18-7/8 inch centers it requires pre-drilled holes or a new drill pattern at that spacing, so it is best specified during the build rather than added as an afterthought. Because it belongs to the Sorrento collection, it coordinates with the companion pieces in that series, which simplifies specifying a mixed door-and-drawer hardware program without introducing a second design language.
18-7/8 inches (480 mm). That is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the measurement to match when drilling or replacing hardware.
1-1/4 inches (32 mm) from the face of the front to the back of the grip.
At nearly 20 inches overall it is scaled for wide drawer banks and full-height or large pantry fronts. Sizing hardware to roughly one third of the front's width is common design practice, which points this pull toward fronts in the 48-inch-and-wider range, though that is a preference rather than a fixed rule.
The two are different surface treatments. Satin Nickel has a brushed, low-sheen surface, while polished nickel is bright and reflective. They are related in tone but will not be an exact match side by side.
Yes. The Sorrento series includes companion pieces in the same design language, so you can coordinate door and drawer hardware within one collection.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry demands hardware with the presence to match it, and when the finish program calls for a quiet, consistent silver tone across the room.