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Schaub Finestrino flared rectangle pull gives cabinets a defined rectangular grip in a matte black finish, so doors and drawers gain a consistent, modern look that reads clearly across a run of fronts. The pull is classified as a handle in the Decorative Hardware & Moldings, Handles and Pulls category, which places it right in the wheelhouse for cabinet, furniture, and millwork projects needing a dependable handhold. With its flared rectangle shape, the pull creates a wider finger contact area than a straight bar, which helps users grab and open fronts confidently in everyday use. The handle form keeps hand contact away from door and drawer faces, which helps reduce smudging on finished surfaces over time. Branded under Schaub and Company, the pull aligns with jobs that call for recognizable decorative hardware on visible installations where hardware selection becomes part of the finished look.
The 64 mm center-to-center dimension defines the distance between mounting hole centers, which guides drilling layouts and jig settings when preparing cabinet fronts. This metric spacing corresponds to the 2-1/2 inch center-to-center called out in the product name, which helps bridge between metric drawings and imperial workflows in the shop. The pull is specified with an M4 thread size, so installers can match the handle to fasteners tapped to that thread standard when mounting through doors or drawer fronts. The center-to-center layout and thread information give layout technicians and installers the core measurements they need to line up multiple pulls and keep a consistent hardware grid across a bank of cabinets.
This pull sits in the Decorative Hardware & Moldings, Handles and Pulls category, so it is suited to cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and casework where a dedicated handhold is required on each moving front. The 2-1/2 inch, or 64 mm, center-to-center span keeps the pull compact, which fits smaller doors and narrower drawer fronts often found in kitchens, baths, and built-in storage without overwhelming the face. Its flared rectangle profile plants a recognizable geometric shape on the front, which works well on slab doors or simple rail-and-stile constructions where hardware becomes a key visual detail. The matte black finish positions the pull for use on projects that call for dark hardware as a contrast feature, allowing installers and designers to anchor a room with a consistent black hardware line that ties multiple cabinets together visually.
The flared rectangle description signals that the pull widens around the grip area, which gives installers and users a more forgiving grab zone when reaching for doors and drawers in busy work areas. This flared geometry helps hide minor layout variances because the broader grip visually fills more space on the face, supporting a cleaner finished look even across long cabinet runs. The 64 mm center-to-center dimension matches a common metric spacing used in cabinet hardware drilling patterns, which simplifies jig setup when laying out multiple pulls in production or on-site work. Having the 2-1/2 inch center-to-center noted alongside the metric dimension in the name lets shops working from imperial plans align with metric equipment without reinterpreting spacing. The specified M4 thread size means the handle matches a standard cabinet fastener thread, which streamlines sourcing of matching screws for through-bored wood and composite fronts. Together, the defined shape, finish, spacing, and thread data give installers clear reference points that support repeatable layouts, straightforward drilling, and consistent visual results across new cabinet runs or retrofit upgrades.
The Schaub Finestrino flared rectangle pull suits cabinet, furniture, and millwork projects because it is categorized under Decorative Hardware & Moldings, Handles and Pulls for doors and drawers.
The 64 mm center-to-center spacing sets the drilling distance between mounting holes, which helps installers position multiple pulls uniformly across cabinet doors and drawers.
The 2-1/2 inch center-to-center size, matching 64 mm, indicates the handle suits compact fronts, helping it fit smaller cabinet doors and drawers without dominating the face.
The M4 thread size defines the fastener interface, which lets installers match the pull to standard M4 screws when mounting through cabinet doors and drawer fronts.
The Schaub 441-MB pull provides a matte black finish, which creates a dark, low-gloss hardware line that works well as a contrast on lighter cabinet surfaces.
The flared rectangle shape expands the grip area, which gives hands a broader contact zone and supports confident opening of cabinet doors and drawers.
The Schaub Finestrino flared rectangle pull, identified by manufacturer part number 441-MB, delivers a matte black handle option with a 64 mm, 2-1/2 inch, center-to-center layout for cabinet, furniture, and millwork fronts. Its flared rectangle form and M4 thread interface support practical drilling, fastening, and daily hand use across doors and drawers. For projects where a consistent dark hardware line and clear mounting metrics matter, this pull offers a straightforward way to align design intent with reliable installation across the shop or jobsite.