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Schaub Menlo Park arched pull gives cabinetry a defined arched grip that supports a comfortable handhold on doors and drawers. The 3-1/2 inch center-to-center sizing sets a consistent spacing for drilled holes, which helps installers keep lines straight across banks of fronts. The matte black finish provides a dark, uniform appearance that reads clean on light or wood-tone faces, supporting a controlled design look on built-ins or furniture pieces. As a pull from Schaub and Company in the decorative handles and pulls class, this piece fits into projects where visual detail matters alongside function. The arched shape creates clearance between the hand and the cabinet face, which can help reduce contact marks on the surface during daily use. The defined grip area also offers predictable leverage when opening heavier or taller cabinet doors.
The 3-1/2 inch center-to-center measurement on this Menlo Park arched pull sets the exact distance between mounting holes, which drives jig selection and drilling layout on cabinet jobs. By aligning drilling templates to that 3-1/2 inch spacing, installers can repeat hole locations quickly across a kitchen, bath, or commercial run. The #8-32 thread in the pull body defines the fastener interface, so each mounting point engages the same thread size when passing through the door or drawer material. The arched design spans between those two mounting points to form a stable grip, which helps the pull resist twisting during daily operation. The matte black finish covers the visible surfaces of the pull, which keeps the hardware reading as a single, continuous element on the cabinet face.
This Schaub Menlo Park arched pull works as a handle on cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a 3-1/2 inch center-to-center layout is planned. That defined spacing makes it a straightforward choice for new builds laid out around 3-1/2 inch hardware, because every front shares the same drilling scheme. In small banks of drawers or narrow doors, the compact center-to-center dimension keeps the pull proportionate to the face, which supports a balanced visual field. The matte black finish lets this pull sit cleanly on painted, laminate, or wood surfaces, creating a strong contrast on light colors and a more subtle read on darker tones. Because it sits in the decorative handles and pulls category, it suits applications where hardware is a visible design element rather than a concealed component.
The 3-1/2 inch center-to-center specification on this arched pull allows tradespeople to standardize drilling across multiple rooms that share the same hardware line, which reduces layout variation from door to door. When a drilling jig is set to that spacing, each Menlo Park pull can be mounted with predictable alignment relative to door edges and drawer rails. The #8-32 thread in the pull body gives a defined thread profile for the fastener, which supports a solid connection as the screw draws the pull tight to the front. The arched shape ties the two mounting points together with a single continuous grip, which spreads hand force evenly when opening heavier fronts. The matte black finish delivers a uniform surface over the pull, which keeps reflections low and helps hardware lines read consistently under varied lighting.
The Schaub Menlo Park arched pull has a 3-1/2 inch center-to-center dimension, which sets the distance between mounting holes and guides drilling layout on cabinet fronts.
The matte black finish gives the pull a dark, non-reflective surface, which supports a clean, uniform look across cabinets and helps hardware contrast against lighter finishes.
The Menlo Park arched pull is specified with a #8-32 thread size, which defines the screw interface used to fasten the pull through cabinet doors and drawer fronts.
The 526-MB Menlo Park arched pull is manufactured by Schaub and Company, which identifies the hardware line for matching on future cabinet work.
The arched design lifts the grip off the cabinet face, providing finger clearance and a stable handhold that supports smooth opening of doors and drawers.
This 3-1/2 inch center-to-center pull suits cabinet doors and smaller drawers where a compact, consistent hardware layout is planned across the installation.
The Schaub Menlo Park arched pull, 3-1/2 inch center-to-center, matte black, gives installers a defined hole spacing, a #8-32 thread interface, and an arched grip suited to everyday cabinet use. On projects where hardware lines must stay visually consistent from unit to unit, that combination of fixed center-to-center dimension and uniform matte black finish supports clean, repeatable layouts. When a cabinet run is being planned around a 3-1/2 inch pull with a clear design profile, this Menlo Park piece offers a straightforward option to specify, order, and deploy across coordinated doors and drawers.