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This Schaub Sorrento pull is a contemporary rectangular bar pull sized for wide drawers, large cabinet doors, and oversized fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized against the face.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center is the right tool for drawer fronts in the 18 to 30 inch range, wide pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinet faces where a 128 mm or 160 mm pull would look like an afterthought. At this spacing, the pull spans enough of the front that the hardware and the case read as proportioned to each other. It also makes replacement straightforward: 192 mm is a common industry spacing, so a kitchen already drilled to that pattern gets new hardware without touching a drill press. The shallow 1 inch projection keeps the grip close to the surface, which matters on a drawer bank where protruding hardware catches clothing and creates clearance problems between stacked drawers.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The rectangular profile gives the finish a flat face to land on, so the Matte Black reads as an even, shadowless surface rather than a tonal band that shifts at the edges the way a curved bar would. Low-sheen black does not pick up glare from under-cabinet lighting or window light, which keeps the hardware calm in a kitchen that gets a lot of natural light. Against white or light-painted fronts it holds contrast. Against darker cabinetry it recedes into the plane and lets the door material carry the room.
Cabinet shops running contemporary kitchens reach for the 192 mm Sorrento when the drawer schedule calls for wide fronts and the hardware program is black throughout. Designers specifying a full kitchen use it on the base bank drawers and pair it with a shorter Sorrento pull or a matching knob from the same series on upper doors, keeping the design language consistent without using the same size everywhere. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing kitchen drilled to 192 mm centers get a current finish and a clean rectangular profile without any modification to the door fronts. The Sorrento collection covers enough sizes that a single series can run the entire job.
The mounting centers are 7-9/16 inches (192 mm). That is the dimension to match on a template or a jig, not the overall 7-7/8 inch length.
Rectangular. The face of the grip is flat, which gives the pull its squared, linear look on the door.
A matte surface shows marks less readily than a polished finish and is generally easier to wipe clean in a kitchen environment.
Yes. Because they share the same series, design language, and finish, different Sorrento sizes coordinate with each other across doors and drawers.
When the drawer or door demands hardware that fills the span rather than dotting the center of it, the 192 mm Sorrento in Matte Black is the pull to specify.