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The Schaub Sorrento pull is a contemporary rectangular bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, one of the most common hole patterns in residential cabinetry.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is the workhorse of residential cabinet hardware. It covers a wide band of drawer widths comfortably, from a standard 15 to 18 inch base drawer to a cabinet door that calls for something a little more substantial than a knob. Where an existing kitchen was drilled to 128 mm, this pull replaces the old hardware without touching the face frame. Where a new build is laying out drawer fronts fresh, 128 mm gives the pull enough visual presence to read from across the room without overpowering a narrower front.
The Sorrento pull is cast in zinc and finished in Black Chrome, a surface treatment that carries the cool tone of chrome but darkened to a near-black with a low, metallic sheen. The effect is different from a matte black, which is flat and absorbs light, and different from a polished chrome, which throws a bright reflection. Black Chrome sits between the two: it reads dark at a distance and picks up a metallic quality at close range. On a light-toned cabinet it functions as a graphic accent. Against darker fronts it holds a subtle contrast, letting the door profile do the visual work.
This pull is a natural fit for a contemporary or transitional kitchen where the hardware program runs dark metals rather than warm tones or polished finishes. Designers specifying a full kitchen use the 128 mm spacing across the drawer bank and step up to a longer pull from the Sorrento collection on wide drawers and tall pantry fronts, keeping the finish consistent throughout. Cabinet shops building contemporary runs will find the 128 mm spacing compatible with standard undermount and soft-close drawer hardware layouts. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled to this spacing can swap in the Sorrento pull without any modifications to the cabinet faces.
It is a chrome-process finish applied over zinc, darkened to a near-black tone. It has a metallic sheen rather than the flat look of a matte black finish.
Yes. 5-1/16 inch converts to 128 mm, and the two values describe the same hole spacing. Hardware is commonly labeled in both units; either measurement will confirm the fit.
The Sorrento collection includes knobs and other companion pieces in the same design language. Matching knobs on doors with pulls on drawers from the same series is a common and straightforward approach.
The overall length is 5-3/8 inches end to end. The center-to-center, 5-1/16 inches, is the drilling dimension, measured between the centers of the two mounting holes. The pull extends slightly beyond each hole, which is why the overall length is larger.
The Sorrento pull in Black Chrome gives a 128 mm drawer bank a contemporary finish that coordinates with dark metal fixtures without demanding to be noticed on its own.