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Schaub Finestrino flat rectangle pull defines a clean, rectangular grip that gives cabinet and drawer fronts a simple, linear look, which matters when layouts rely on straight sightlines across banks of doors. The pull is identified as a flat rectangle style, so the working face stays broad and even, helping hands catch the handle quickly on frequently used fronts. The 7-1/2 inch center-to-center layout, described as 192 mm center-to-center, stretches the handle across wider fronts, which spreads visual weight and hand force more evenly. This 192 mm center spacing sets the drill pattern for new work and aligns with existing borings where the same size is already used. The pull is part of the handles and pulls class under decorative hardware and moldings, so it serves as a visible design element as well as a working grip on cabinet doors or drawers.
The 192 mm center-to-center thread spacing defines the two mounting points, so hole drilling on doors and drawers follows a clear measurement from one bore to the other. This same 192 mm spacing supports straight-line layouts on multi-drawer stacks, because installers can repeat the measurement across every front. The pull uses an M4 thread size according to the description, so the internal threads in the handle are sized for standard M4 fasteners in cabinet work. That M4 specification keeps the connection predictable when tightening from the rear of the door or drawer front. Because the pull is described as a flat rectangle type, its footprint aligns with straight horizontal or vertical mounting, which simplifies layout using levels and cabinet rails.
The product is named Schaub Finestrino flat rectangle pull, so it is intended as a hand grip on cabinet or drawer fronts wherever a rectangular profile suits the design. The matte chrome finish gives the pull a muted metallic tone, which works on cabinets where a low-gloss surface is preferred across doors and trims. Because it is identified within decorative hardware and moldings as a handle and pull, it is suited to visible locations on kitchen, bath, or shop cabinetry where appearance and function need to align. The rectangle designation means the handle presents straight edges and squared corners, providing a geometric accent on slab or simple panel doors. Its 7-1/2 inch center-to-center span, matching the 192 mm center-to-center callout, makes it appropriate on wider drawer fronts where a longer grip balances the front visually.
The 192 mm center-to-center measurement ties directly to drilling, so installers can set jigs around that spacing and run repetitive bores across a project without refiguring layout each time. Because the same spacing is described both as 7-1/2 inch center-to-center and as 192 mm center-to-center, it helps bridge metric shop drawings and imperial on-site measurements, reducing layout error. The specified M4 thread size tells installers the internal threading of the pull, guiding the selection of properly matched M4 fasteners for secure attachment through standard cabinet door or drawer thicknesses. The flat rectangle form keeps the bearing surface uniform along the front, which supports even pulling force when opening heavier drawers. As part of the Schaub and Company handles and pulls class, the Finestrino pull follows a decorative hardware role, letting projects repeat the same handle along a run for a consistent look.
The Schaub Finestrino flat rectangle pull uses a 192 mm center-to-center pattern, so installers space the two mounting bores 192 mm apart when laying out cabinet or drawer fronts.
The pull is described as 7-1/2 inch center-to-center and 192 mm center-to-center, which links imperial and metric measurements for layout across different drawing standards.
The pull uses an M4 thread size, so its internal threads are matched to M4 fasteners, giving a known interface for mounting through cabinet doors or drawers.
The Schaub Finestrino flat rectangle pull is specified in matte chrome, which provides a muted metallic appearance for decorative cabinet or drawer applications.
The pull is identified as a flat rectangle style, so it is suited to horizontal mounting on drawers or vertical mounting on doors where straight edges are desired.
The manufacturer part number 446-M26 identifies this specific matte chrome Finestrino flat rectangle pull, helping projects call out the exact handle during ordering.
The Schaub Finestrino flat rectangle pull in matte chrome combines a rectangular profile with a 7-1/2 inch, 192 mm center-to-center drill layout, which suits longer drawer and door fronts. The M4 thread interface provides a defined connection point into cabinet faces, which helps keep installations predictable across multiple fronts. For projects that call for a decorative handle from a handles and pulls class, this pull delivers a consistent shape and finish that can be repeated across a full run of cabinetry. Order this Schaub and Company 446-M26 model from Wurth Baer Supply to match projects needing a matte chrome rectangular cabinet pull with a 192 mm center-to-center layout.