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The Schaub Sorrento bowed pull is a large-format arch pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that demand hardware scaled to match. At 18-7/8 inches center-to-center, it is sized for the widest drawers, pantry doors, and furniture-scale fronts where a standard bar pull would simply disappear.
At nearly 19 inches between mounting holes, this pull is sized for situations where most hardware simply does not reach. Deep pot-and-pan drawers, wide base cabinet doors, furniture-style islands with oversized drawer banks, and tall pantry fronts all call for a pull that covers real ground. A shorter bar pull on a front this wide sits in the middle and reads small. Running hardware at this span lets the pull anchor the front visually and give the hand something to grip across the full width of the opening.
The bowed arch profile adds to that effect. Rather than lying flat, the pull lifts slightly off the face, which creates a shadow line that defines the hardware against the cabinet surface. On a wide front that read matters: it separates the pull from the door instead of letting it blend in.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Milano Bronze. Milano Bronze is a warm, medium-dark bronze tone with depth rather than uniform color, sitting between a raw bronze and an oil-rubbed finish. It works against painted cabinets in cream, white, and warm gray, and holds its contrast against mid-tone stained wood fronts without overwhelming them. The finish reads distinctly bronze rather than brown, which is what separates it from darker antique or rubbed finishes in the same color family.
Zinc construction keeps the weight manageable across a grip this long while delivering a solid feel in the hand. The arch form distributes the span evenly, so the pull does not flex or feel hollow at the center when gripped.
This is the right pull for a kitchen or furniture project where the cabinetry is designed at full scale and the hardware needs to be too. Cabinet makers building furniture-style islands, designers specifying pantry towers, and contractors fitting out high-end kitchens with deep drawer stacks will find the 480 mm spacing useful wherever the door or drawer front runs 20 inches or wider. It also works well on wardrobe doors and large media cabinet fronts where the same proportion logic applies outside the kitchen. The Sorrento series offers companion pieces in matching design and finish, so a full installation can run consistent hardware through the whole project.
Center-to-center, 18-7/8 inches (480 mm), is the distance between the two mounting holes and the dimension you match to your drill pattern or existing holes. Overall length, 19-5/8 inches (498 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull. Drill to the center-to-center, not the overall length.
The center-to-center is 18-7/8 inches (480 mm). The 448 mm figure appears in the product name and SAP description alongside 480 mm. The structured attribute carries 480 mm as the center-to-center value, which is the mounting dimension to use.
The projection is 1-1/4 inches (32 mm) from the mounting surface to the back of the grip.
Yes. The Sorrento series includes pulls at other center-to-center spacings in the same arch profile and Milano Bronze finish, so the hardware can be coordinated across different drawer and door sizes in one installation.
When the cabinetry is built at full scale, the hardware should be too. This pull puts 480 mm of span and a warm Milano Bronze arch across wide fronts that need both the reach and the presence.