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The Schaub Sorrento Bowed Pull is a contemporary arch-form cabinet pull built for the largest fronts in a kitchen or bath, spanning nearly 19 inches overall on 18-7/8 inch centers.
At 18-7/8 inches between mounting holes, this pull is engineered for the widest fronts in a cabinet program: a deep pot drawer, a wide base cabinet with a single long drawer, a pantry door, or a furniture-style island with drawer banks that run the full width of the piece. Hardware at this scale does more than open a drawer — it anchors the visual weight of the front and signals to anyone standing in the room that the drawer is meant to be reached for with both hands. The bowed arch form amplifies that effect by giving the pull a defined centerpoint that draws the eye before the hand arrives.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Milano Silver. The finish name is specific to this Schaub series and should not be assumed to match a silver or satin nickel finish from another manufacturer or another collection. On the arch profile, the Milano Silver reads as a clean, consistent tone along the full curve of the grip — neither as flat as a brushed finish nor as high-contrast as a polished one. It sits well against both light and medium-toned cabinetry where the hardware is meant to be visible but not dominant.
Cabinet makers specifying hardware for a high-end contemporary kitchen will find this pull useful when the design calls for a consistent arch profile at multiple scales — the Sorrento series supports that with companion pieces across a range of center-to-center spacings. Designers working on furniture-style islands or custom built-ins with wide drawer fronts will appreciate that the pull's proportion reads as intentional at this scale rather than oversized. For contractors replacing hardware on an existing cabinet run already drilled to 480 mm centers, this is a direct replacement that requires no new drilling.
Center-to-center — 18-7/8 inches (480 mm) — is the distance between the two mounting holes and is what you match to your existing drilling or lay out on a new front. Overall length is 19-5/8 inches (498 mm), which is the full end-to-end size of the pull and governs how much clearance it needs on the front face.
The arch curves away from the door face along its length, so the grip sits higher in the center than at the ends. The posts mount flat to the front at both ends, and the 1-1/4 inch projection is measured at the deepest point of the bow.
The Sorrento collection is available across multiple center-to-center spacings in the same arch profile and finish, so you can run a smaller pull on upper doors and this one on wide base drawers while keeping the same design language throughout.
No. Milano Silver is a Schaub finish name specific to this collection and is not guaranteed to match satin nickel, brushed nickel, or silver-toned finishes from other manufacturers or other series.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door is wide enough that smaller hardware would look lost, and the design calls for an arch that runs nearly the full width of the front in a clean silver tone.