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Schaub Menlo Park cup pull identifies a satin nickel cup-style handle from Schaub and Company designed for cabinet and furniture use. The named Menlo Park collection gives installers a consistent visual theme when matching pulls across a project, which matters when tying multiple fronts into a unified look. The satin nickel finish provides a muted metallic appearance that helps hide fingerprints and light smudging compared to shinier finishes, which keeps fronts looking cleaner between wipe-downs. Being part of Wurth Baer Supply decorative hardware and moldings range places this pull squarely in a professional cabinetry workflow, so it fits naturally into layouts that already rely on trade-focused components. As a handle and pull class product, this cup pull provides a solid grip area along the lower edge, which supports controlled opening on drawers and doors under everyday use.
The 3-1/2 inch center-to-center measurement in the description defines the spacing between the two mounting points, which gives installers a clear drilling guide when laying out holes on drawer fronts and doors. This fixed spacing also makes it straightforward to swap an existing 3-1/2 inch pull for this Menlo Park model during upgrades without altering the base panel. The referenced #8-32 thread size tells installers which machine screw thread the pull is tapped for, streamlining selection of proper fasteners during layout. Using the correct #8-32 thread connection helps the pull seat tightly against the surface, which reduces the chance of handle wobble under repeated use.
This Menlo Park cup pull from Schaub and Company fits directly into cabinet layouts that call for a 3-1/2 inch center-to-center handle, so it suits both new builds and straightforward replacements on existing fronts with the same hole spacing. Its classification under decorative hardware and moldings, specifically handles and pulls, positions it for use on kitchen, bath, and built-in cabinetry where appearance and hand-feel both matter. The satin nickel finish lets the pull work in spaces using similar nickel or stainless-look components, helping maintain a coordinated hardware story from doors to drawers. Because the product is identified as a cup pull, it naturally suits drawer applications where users pull from the underside lip, giving a familiar hand position that many clients prefer on storage pieces.
The 3-1/2 inch center-to-center dimension on this cup pull supports the use of standard drilling jigs and templates set for that spacing, which helps installers repeat the same layout quickly across multiple fronts. That fixed value also simplifies layout math when centering the pull on different drawer widths, because the hole spread is known in advance. The #8-32 thread size noted in the web description defines the machine-thread interface in the pull body, which allows consistent fastener engagement depth for a solid feel when tightened. Combining this precise thread spec with the defined hole spacing helps reduce alignment issues, so rows of Menlo Park pulls line up visually and sit flat. The Schaub and Company branding further signals that matching components in the same Menlo Park style are available within the same decorative hardware family, which helps keep long runs of cabinetry visually uniform from end to end.
The Schaub Menlo Park cup pull is a decorative cabinet handle classified under handles and pulls, so it functions as a primary gripping point on doors and drawers.
The Menlo Park cup pull has a 3-1/2 inch center-to-center measurement, which sets the distance between mounting holes and guides drilling layouts for new or replacement installs.
The 534-15 Menlo Park cup pull has a satin nickel finish, providing a muted metallic look that coordinates easily with many nickel and stainless-style cabinet components.
The cup pull uses a #8-32 thread size, so matching machine-thread fasteners engage correctly in the pull body for a secure installation on cabinet fronts.
The cup pull design creates a recessed gripping edge, letting users pull against the inner lip for better control when opening cabinet drawers or heavier storage fronts.
This Menlo Park satin nickel cup pull from Schaub and Company is offered through Wurth Baer Supply as part of its decorative hardware and moldings selection.
This Schaub Menlo Park cup pull in satin nickel offers a defined 3-1/2 inch center-to-center layout and #8-32 thread connection, giving installers clear drilling and fastening details for cabinet work. When a project calls for a cup-style handle within a decorative hardware and moldings program, this handle and pull class part provides both the specified spacing and a coordinated satin nickel appearance. For upgrades or new cabinetry built around 3-1/2 inch center-to-center pulls, choosing this Menlo Park model helps keep rows of drawers and doors consistent from design stage through final installation.