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Schaub Menlo Park arched pull gives cabinets a defined grip point in a Signature Satin Brass finish, which creates a consistent visual line across doors and drawers on the same run. The 10 inch center-to-center layout fixes the screw bosses at a predictable spacing, so drilling patterns remain uniform from cabinet to cabinet and speed up repeat layouts on large jobs. The arched profile raises the hand contact area off the face of the cabinet, which helps protect finished surfaces from constant touch points. This pull is part of the Schaub and Company handles and pulls class, so it fits naturally into decorative hardware layouts where a coordinated look matters. The Schaub 528-SSB designation ties this pull directly to the Menlo Park family, simplifying field replacement when matching existing hardware.
The 10 inch center-to-center mounting pattern on this Schaub Menlo Park arched pull dictates exactly where the holes land on the cabinet, which supports precise alignment when installing multiple pulls in a straight run. The threaded connection uses a #8-32 thread, so the pull attaches through the front of the cabinet and tightens from behind for a secure mechanical joint. That #8-32 thread / screw size detail lets installers match their boring pattern and pilot sizing to the hardware interface, which supports cleaner holes and reduces rework during fit-up. Because the web description specifies an arched pull layout, the handle stands off from the surface once mounted, which preserves room for fingers behind the grip while the threads lock the pull firmly in place.
The Schaub Menlo Park arched pull in Signature Satin Brass fits naturally into projects that call for decorative handles and pulls, because it lives in that dedicated hardware category at Wurth Baer Supply. Its 10 inch center-to-center spacing makes it a logical choice on wider cabinet doors and drawers where a longer pull balances the front and distributes hand contact. The arched design creates a defined gripping arc off the face, which suits both vertical mount on tall doors and horizontal mount across drawer fronts. Because the pull is identified as Menlo Park and tagged with part number 528-SSB, it ties directly into the broader Schaub Menlo Park look, which matters when installers are building a consistent hardware story across a kitchen or commercial millwork run. The Signature Satin Brass finish sets a specific color tone, so it aligns particularly well where brass is already part of the design palette.
The 10 inch center-to-center layout of this Schaub Menlo Park arched pull is the main driver for repeatable installation, because it lets installers base jigs, templates, and drilling guides on one fixed dimension. That uniform spacing shortens layout time on multi-cabinet jobs and supports straight visual alignment of pulls from one front to the next. The #8-32 thread / screw size noted in the web description defines the pull's threaded interface, which streamlines field work whenever installers are matching screws to the pull or tapping into hardware planning. Its role within the Decorative Hardware & Moldings | Handles and Pulls category means it is built specifically to function as a working cabinet pull rather than a general bracket, which keeps the application straightforward. The arched construction also guides hand placement toward the center span, which helps spread load across both mounting points and supports long-term hardware stability during everyday cabinet use.
The Schaub Menlo Park arched pull uses a 10 inch center-to-center dimension, which sets a fixed distance between mounting holes for consistent cabinet drilling layouts.
The Schaub 528-SSB Menlo Park pull uses a #8-32 thread size, which defines the screw interface and supports a secure connection through the cabinet front.
The Menlo Park arched pull is specified in a Signature Satin Brass finish, which sets the visual tone when coordinating with other brass cabinet hardware.
The arched design lifts the gripping area away from the cabinet face, which improves finger clearance and helps reduce wear on finished surfaces during daily operation.
The 528-SSB part number identifies this pull as a Schaub Menlo Park arched pull in Signature Satin Brass, which simplifies specifying and reordering the exact model.
The 10 inch center-to-center length provides a consistent mounting span, which supports jig-based drilling and aligns pulls evenly across doors and drawers.
The Schaub Menlo Park arched pull, identified by part number 528-SSB, brings a 10 inch center-to-center span and #8-32 thread interface to cabinet projects, so it fits naturally into hardware plans that call for longer Signature Satin Brass pulls. Sourcing it through Wurth Baer Supply keeps it aligned with other decorative hardware and moldings on the same job, which helps maintain a coordinated Schaub and Company hardware package from layout through final install.