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The Schaub Sorrento bowed pull is a contemporary arch pull that mounts on 18-7/8 inch (480 mm) centers, a span sized for wide drawer fronts, tall pantry doors, and oversized cabinet panels where standard-length pulls disappear against the scale of the piece.
At 18-7/8 inches between centers, this pull is in the class of hardware that belongs on large-scale cabinetry: a 36-inch or wider drawer bank, a full-height pantry door, a furniture-style island with deep drawers, or a range hood surround. On a front of that scale, a shorter pull reads as undersized and breaks the proportion of the piece. This span holds its visual weight across the full width of the front rather than sitting in the middle of it.
The arch form adds a second dimension to what would otherwise be a straight bar. Because the grip bows upward at the center, the pull casts a shadow that reads as a design element from a distance, which matters on a large flat front where a straight bar can vanish against a slab door.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. A polished surface on a bowed pull travels along the curve and catches light at different angles as you move across the room, which is one reason this form works well at large scale: the arch gives the chrome something to do. Chrome is also a coordinating finish in most kitchens, reading easily alongside stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and polished fixture hardware already in the space.
The zinc base gives the pull consistent density along the full arc, so the grip does not flex or feel light at the center of its span.
This pull is the right fit for a contemporary or transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where one or more fronts are wide enough to demand hardware at this scale. Cabinet makers and designers specifying a full kitchen run often use this size on the wider drawers and select a shorter Sorrento pull for narrower fronts in the same row, keeping the series consistent while letting the hardware scale with the cabinetry. Contractors working on a spec build or a high-end renovation will recognize this as the pull that reads correctly from across the kitchen rather than getting lost on a 36-inch or wider drawer front.
Yes. Drill your holes 18-7/8 inches (480 mm) apart, center to center. The overall pull is 19-5/8 inches end to end, so it extends beyond the holes on each side.
The pull projects 1-1/4 inches (32 mm) from the face of the front at the posts. The arch rises above the post height at the center of the grip, so the grip sits slightly further out at mid-span than at the ends.
A polished surface will show marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish. It wipes clean quickly with a dry cloth.
Yes. The Sorrento series is available across multiple center-to-center sizes, so you can match the look and finish across fronts of different widths in the same project.
On a wide front, the right pull is one that reaches across it. The Sorrento bowed pull at 18-7/8 inch centers holds proportion with large-scale cabinetry while the Polished Chrome arch adds presence without weight.