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Schaub Pub House knurled appliance pull gives you a 24 inch center to center grip that spans larger appliance panels, so you can line up handle placement consistently across tall or wide fronts. The knurled design on this appliance pull provides a textured contact surface, which improves hand grip when opening heavier appliance doors in day-to-day use. Its matte black finish delivers a dark, uniform appearance, letting you coordinate this pull with other matte black decorative hardware on nearby fronts. As an appliance pull in the Schaub Pub House family, it fits into handle and pull layouts where a longer, more substantial pull is needed to match other pieces in the run. The Schaub and Company branding behind this pull defines the design line it belongs to, simplifying selection when matching other Pub House components.
The 24 inch center to center dimension on this appliance pull controls the distance between mounting points, which lets you lay out drilling on appliance panels using a known span for jigs or templates. With a specified 1/4"-20 x 1.00" thread size, the pull connects to appliance fronts through machine-screw style fasteners that engage these threads for a solid, repeatable connection. The combination of a long center to center run and machine-screw threading supports use on larger doors, where stable mounting points across the width of the panel matter for ongoing operation.
This appliance pull is designed as part of the Schaub Pub House line, so its form and detailing align with other handles and pulls in that series on cabinets and casework. As a 24 inch center to center pull, it suits appliance fronts that need a long, continuous grip area, such as taller panels or wider built-in units. The matte black finish lets you run it alongside matching matte black decorative hardware, supporting a unified look across surrounding door and drawer fronts. Its knurled surface suits high-contact appliance locations, giving a tactile feel wherever a firm grip is useful on heavier, panel-ready units.
The defined 24 inch center to center spacing allows you to base drilling patterns or shop templates on a precise span, helping you keep multiple appliance fronts aligned visually. The specified 1/4"-20 x 1.00" thread size clarifies the pull's connection point, which supports consistent mounting across panels built from different core materials. The knurled design adds textured contact along the bar, which helps maintain hand control when operating taller or weighty front panels. Together, the Pub House styling, matte black finish, long center to center, and machine-screw thread specification support predictable layout, mounting, and day-to-day use in cabinet and appliance installations.
This appliance pull has a 24 inch center to center dimension, which sets the exact distance between mounting holes for drilling layouts and templates.
The Schaub 5024A-MB appliance pull uses 1/4"-20 x 1.00" threads, so the mounting interface is based on that machine-screw specification for secure attachment.
The knurled design on this pull creates a textured surface, improving grip when opening and closing heavier appliance doors in frequent use.
This Pub House knurled appliance pull has a matte black finish, supporting a dark, uniform appearance on appliance panels and nearby cabinetry.
This knurled appliance pull is from Schaub and Company, placing it within their Pub House decorative hardware line.
The 24 inch center to center length provides a fixed span that simplifies setting up drilling jigs and aligning multiple appliance fronts.
This Schaub Pub House knurled appliance pull, with its 24 inch center to center layout, suits projects needing a long, defined grip span on appliance fronts. The matte black finish and knurled design let you match visual style while providing a textured feel at hand. With a 1/4"-20 x 1.00" thread specification, it lines up with machine-screw mounting practices common in appliance and cabinet work. Use these verified details to align your drilling, mounting method, and finish choices around this specific pull on current or upcoming installations.