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Schaub Armadio arched pull is a cabinet handle from Schaub and Company designed for decorative hardware applications. The arched design works as a hand grip so doors and drawers can be operated in a controlled way on finished cabinetry. The pull belongs to the Handles and Pulls category, so it serves as a primary touch point on cabinet fronts in woodworking projects. The satin nickel finish creates a consistent metallic surface that supports a uniform appearance across multiple doors in the same run. Center-to-center options of 288 mm or 320 mm determine the drilling layout, which matters when matching existing hole patterns or planning new fronts. The M4 thread detail defines the screw interface at the pull, which simplifies selecting the correct fastener size for mounting into cabinet faces. The Schaub 365-15 part number identifies this exact Armadio arched pull in satin nickel.
The Armadio arch pull uses 288 mm or 320 mm center-to-center spacing, so the pull mounts through two bored holes at those distances on the cabinet front. This fixed spacing controls where boring jigs or line-boring equipment are set during fabrication. The M4 thread at each mounting point defines the pull-side interface, which keeps the connection consistent when fastening from the back of the door or drawer. The satin nickel finish covers the exposed surfaces of the handle, so the visual result at the mounting points aligns with the rest of the pull. Being part of the Handles and Pulls class, this component is intended for standard cabinet door and drawer thicknesses where through-bolted pulls are typically used.
This Schaub and Company Armadio arched pull is positioned for cabinet applications that call for decorative hardware within the Handles and Pulls category. The arched shape functions as a grip point on doors and drawers, which matters anywhere users repeatedly open and close fronts in kitchens, baths, or built-ins. Satin nickel finish allows the pull to sit alongside other satin nickel decorative elements, providing continuity on runs of upper and lower cabinets. Because the pull is defined by 288 mm and 320 mm center-to-center drilling, it fits projects built around metric boring patterns in those sizes. Installers working from shop drawings can reference those center-to-center dimensions to position the handle consistently along rail or stile locations. The Schaub 365-15 designation ties the satin nickel finish and Armadio arched profile together, which supports repeat ordering on multi-room jobs.
The 288 mm or 320 mm center-to-center layout provides fixed reference points, so boring locations can be repeated accurately across a bank of drawers or full cabinet elevation. That drilling consistency maintains straight visual lines when multiple pulls are installed. The M4 thread detail at the pull gives fabricators a standard metric interface, which helps them align fastener choice with other M4-threaded components in a shop environment. Using a satin nickel finish on the Armadio arched profile creates a predictable sheen and color, which supports tight visual coordination between replacement pulls and existing ones specified under the same Schaub 365-15 part number. As part of the Decorative Hardware and Moldings family, this pull functions as both a working handle and a visible trim element, so its defined measurements and finish characteristics help installers deliver clean, repeatable cabinet work.
The Schaub 365-15 is an Armadio arched pull in satin nickel, so it functions as a decorative cabinet handle for doors and drawers in woodworking projects.
The Armadio arched pull uses 288 mm or 320 mm center-to-center spacing, which sets the distance between bored holes for mounting on cabinet fronts.
The satin nickel finish gives the pull a consistent metal look, helping it align visually with other satin nickel hardware on coordinated cabinet runs.
The pull uses an M4 thread at its mounting points, which defines the screw interface when fastening through the cabinet door or drawer front.
This Armadio arched pull sits in the Decorative Hardware and Moldings, Handles and Pulls category, so it pairs naturally with other handles and pulls on a project.
The Schaub and Company branding and 365-15 part number identify the exact Armadio arched pull, supporting consistent selection on repeat or multi-room cabinet jobs.
The Schaub Armadio arched pull in satin nickel combines a defined 288 mm or 320 mm center-to-center layout with an M4 threaded interface, giving cabinet shops clear drilling and fastening points. Its role within the Decorative Hardware and Moldings, Handles and Pulls category means it works as a primary operating handle on doors and drawers. For projects that call for a satin nickel finish and an arched grip profile, this 365-15 pull aligns part identification, finish, and mounting dimensions into a single cabinet hardware choice ready for integration into shop drawings and installation plans.