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The Schaub Sorrento pull is a contemporary rectangular cabinet pull sized to the 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing found on a wide range of standard cabinet doors and drawer fronts.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is a standard hole pattern for mid-size drawers and upper cabinet doors, and it is one of the most frequently drilled patterns in production cabinetry. If the existing holes in your project are on 128 mm centers, this pull drops onto them without any new drilling. For a new installation, 128 mm is a practical choice for drawers in the 15 to 24 inch range and for upper doors where the hardware should have some visual presence without overpowering the front. The 5-3/8 inch overall length fits comfortably within those proportions while keeping the mounting pattern centered on the panel.
The Sorrento pull is cast in zinc and finished in Satin Nickel, a brushed silver-tone surface that disperses light evenly rather than reflecting it as a bright spot. On a painted or natural-wood door, Satin Nickel reads neutral rather than cool, which is why it coordinates well across different cabinet colors and countertop materials. The rectangular cross-section runs flat and parallel to the door face, so the profile stays geometric and does not introduce curves into a flat-front cabinet program. At 1 inch of projection, the grip clears the door face with enough room to get a full hand behind it without the pull standing far off the surface.
This pull is a strong choice for a contemporary or transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where the hole pattern is already on 128 mm centers and the finish program calls for a muted silver. It suits cabinet shops specifying consistent hardware across a run of doors and drawers, designers looking to coordinate drawer pulls with door knobs from the Sorrento series, and homeowners replacing existing pulls without redrilling. Because Satin Nickel is one of the most neutral finishes in the silver-tone family, it also works as a bridge when a space is mixing metals and needs a middle-ground fixture that neither reads as chrome nor as brushed steel.
Yes. 5-1/16 inches converts to 128 mm, so this pull fits any cabinet drilled to either designation.
Satin Nickel is a brushed surface with a low, even sheen. Polished Nickel is mirror-bright. The satin version shows fewer fingerprints and sits quieter on the door.
The Sorrento collection includes companion knobs and other hardware in the same finish and design language, making it straightforward to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from one series.
Rectangular. The cross-section is flat-faced rather than round or cylindrical, which keeps the silhouette geometric against flat-panel cabinetry.
For any project already drilled to 128 mm centers or specifying that pattern from the start, the Sorrento pull in Satin Nickel delivers a clean contemporary line with no compromise on fit.