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The Schaub Sunburst ring pull with backplate is an artistic ring pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Estate Dover and sized at 1-3/8 inches in diameter.
A ring pull is a single-point pull: it mounts through one hole and is gripped with the fingers wrapped around the hanging loop. Unlike a bar pull that sits flush on two posts, the ring swings free from its mounting post and settles back flat when released. The backplate on this assembly does two things. It covers the mounting point and any surrounding surface wear, and it frames the ring so the pull reads as a composed object on the door rather than a loop hanging in open space. At 3 inches wide and 2-1/4 inches tall, the plate provides enough visual ground without overwhelming the front it sits on.
Estate Dover is a bronze-tone finish with the quality of something that has been in a house for a while. It carries depth rather than shine, which means it suits cabinetry that is meant to look gathered rather than assembled. Against painted fronts in off-whites, creams, and warm grays it behaves like aged hardware on antique furniture. Against wood tones in cherry, walnut, and medium oak it adds warmth without competing. It does not read as dark bronze or as a yellow brass; it sits in the middle ground where bronze meets a slight patina, which is exactly where a traditional or eclectic design program often needs a finish to land.
This pull is well suited to kitchen cabinetry, a furniture-style island, a butler's pantry, or a bathroom vanity where the hardware should feel like it belonged there from the start. Cabinet shops finishing a traditional or transitional kitchen in warm tones will find that Estate Dover coordinates naturally with oil-rubbed and antique bronze plumbing fixtures without requiring an exact match. Designers specifying a collected, layered look often reach for pulls like this on upper doors, where a decorative ring reads as intentional detail at eye level. Homeowners replacing standard bar pulls on an existing run of painted or stained doors can use the ring-and-backplate form to shift the visual character of the cabinetry without touching the finish.
The backplate is included as part of this assembly. The 977-ED ships as the ring and backplate together.
A ring pull mounts through a single hole. The backplate covers the surrounding area, so no additional drilling is needed for the plate itself.
Estate Dover is a bronze-tone finish with an aged character that reads in the same general family as oil-rubbed bronze. That said, finish names from different manufacturers are not guaranteed to match exactly, and the two should be compared in person before specifying them side by side.
Yes. A ring pull works on both doors and drawers. On a drawer the ring grip is pulled outward; on a door it is pulled to swing the door open. The single-hole mount suits either application.
Choose this pull when the goal is cabinet hardware that adds character and warmth to the room rather than standing apart from it.