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Schaub Atherton pull gives you a defined 4 inch center-to-center layout, so drilling or boring patterns stay consistent across doors and drawers. That fixed spacing keeps runs of fronts lined up, which helps finished cabinetry read clean and deliberate on the job.
The Atherton pull with knurled footplates uses those shaped ends to visually frame the handle, which sets off face frames or slab fronts in a clear, repeatable way. Installers can position the footplates to reference door or drawer edges, supporting accurate placement from piece to piece.
Its polished chrome finish establishes a bright, reflective surface, which adds contrast on painted or darker wood fronts and makes the pull easy to spot in low interior light. That finish choice also ties into other polished chrome decorative hardware, giving projects a unified hardware look.
The pull is identified by Schaub and Company as part number 576-26, so shops can specify or reorder the exact same model across phases of a build or for later service work.
The 4 inch center-to-center measurement on this pull sets the exact distance between the mounting points, so layout for drilling can be driven directly from that dimension. That supports quick, repeatable setups whether using a jig, template, or automated boring process.
The thread / screw size is specified as #8-32, defining the fastener thread that mates with the pull. That detail ties directly into hardware bin stocking and tool choice, since installers know the thread engagement pattern needed when mounting into prepared fronts.
Because the center-to-center spacing and thread size are both clearly defined, shops can plan boring operations and fastener sourcing together, which reduces rework during installation.
This Atherton pull with knurled footplates, listed in Decorative Hardware & Moldings under Handles and Pulls, is suited for cabinet and casework fronts where a 4 inch center-to-center handle is specified. That dimension aligns with many standard cabinet layouts, so it drops into common door and drawer widths without forcing unusual hole spacing.
The knurled footplates visually anchor the pull on the face, which works well on both framed and frameless construction because the ends define a clear footprint on the surface. Installers can position the footplates to align with stiles, rails, or drawer heights, giving a consistent read across multiples.
The polished chrome finish allows this pull to sit comfortably in projects where bright metal hardware is part of the specification. Because the finish is identified as polished chrome, designers and shops can coordinate other polished chrome decorative components around it.
The 4 inch center-to-center spacing on the Schaub Atherton pull means layout teams can standardize drilling patterns for doors and drawers, which improves throughput when boring is repeated across many fronts. Once a jig or CNC program is set to 4 inch spacing, operators can run it across the job without adjusting between cabinets.
The specified #8-32 thread interface on the pull tells installers exactly which fastener thread pattern will engage correctly, so they can pair it with matching #8-32 machine-thread fasteners during mounting. That alignment between pull and thread type streamlines field work and supports secure fastening into prepared bores.
The knurled footplates provide a defined end profile at each side of the pull, which visually covers the immediate area around each mounting point. That can help the hardware sit with a finished look on the surface, which is useful when fronts are already finished and the handle becomes a visible focal point.
Being identified by Schaub and Company with manufacturer part number 576-26 allows purchasing and field teams to reference the same component in documents, shop drawings, and service notes. That consistent identifier reduces confusion when ordering or matching existing installations to this exact Atherton pull.
The Schaub Atherton pull has a 4 inch center-to-center dimension, so the mounting holes are spaced 4 inches apart, which simplifies drilling layouts and template use.
This Schaub and Company pull uses a #8-32 thread size, so it works with #8-32 threaded fasteners when securing the handle to cabinet or drawer fronts.
The knurled footplates add defined end details to the pull, visually framing it on the cabinet surface so the handle footprint looks intentional and finished.
The 576-26 Atherton pull has a polished chrome finish, giving it a bright, reflective look that coordinates with other polished chrome decorative hardware.
This Atherton pull is categorized under Decorative Hardware & Moldings in Handles and Pulls, which aligns it with other cabinet handle options for selection.
The Schaub 576-26 part number identifies this specific Atherton pull with knurled footplates and polished chrome finish, allowing precise reordering and specification.
The Schaub Atherton pull with knurled footplates, 4 inch center-to-center dimension, polished chrome finish, and #8-32 thread sizing gives shops clear data for layout, boring, and fastening. When a project calls for this exact look and spacing, specifying part 576-26 from Wurth Baer Supply lets designers, purchasers, and installers all reference the same hardware choice across the job.