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Schaub Menlo Park appliance pull identifies this as a Schaub and Company handle designed in the Menlo Park style, so it matches the Menlo Park collection on appliance panels for a consistent decorative hardware look. The product is classified under handles and pulls, so it functions as a graspable handle on appliance fronts where a stronger pull is helpful. Being an appliance pull means it suits larger, heavier doors where a standard cabinet pull may feel undersized in proportion. The Schaub and Company brand signals that this pull aligns with the decorative hardware range used by woodworking professionals. The BTB535-BN manufacturer part number ties this exact brushed nickel Menlo Park model to drawings, cut sheets, and order lists on a project. Wurth Baer Supply offers this pull within its cabinet hardware assortment, so it fits into a broader hardware schedule for woodworking jobs.
The description Back to Back, Appliance Pull indicates the pull uses a through-bolted back to back arrangement, so installers can fasten opposing pulls through the appliance panel for a rigid connection. The 15 inch center-to-center dimension defines the distance between the mounting holes, which guides drilling layouts and alignment on appliance fronts. Thread / screw size 1/4"-20 specifies the fastener thread standard, so fabricators can prepare correct pilot holes and select compatible through-bolts when attaching the pull to appliance panels or integrated door fronts.
The SAP description MENLO PARK APPL PULL,BTB,15'CC,BN clearly positions this as a Menlo Park appliance pull, so it suits appliance panels where a longer pull is desired for leverage and proportional appearance. The 15 inch center-to-center layout creates a wide gripping span, which is useful on tall or wide panels where users may grab the handle at different points. Being brushed nickel helps the pull coordinate with brushed nickel appliances or other brushed nickel cabinet pulls in the same room. The classification under decorative hardware and moldings means it fits visually within finished woodworking projects rather than industrial equipment, supporting use on built-in refrigerators, dishwashers, or tall pantry-style appliance doors.
The 15 inch center-to-center measurement allows installers to mark and drill consistent mounting points across multiple appliance fronts, reducing layout variations between doors on the same run. Back to back construction means the pull is intended to work with opposing hardware on the other side of a panel, which helps distribute load through the door thickness during repeated opening and closing. The specified 1/4"-20 thread gives a clear fastener interface, so shops can standardize tooling and through-bolt selections across multiple Menlo Park appliance pulls on a project. Using the BTB535-BN identifier ties shop drawings, purchasing, and on-site installation to the same exact brushed nickel Menlo Park back to back appliance pull, which supports predictable appearance and alignment from rough planning through final installation.
The BTB535-BN Menlo Park item is a Schaub and Company appliance pull classified under handles and pulls, so it functions as a decorative handle on appliance fronts.
The Menlo Park appliance pull has a 15 inch center-to-center dimension, which sets the spacing between mounting holes for drilling and alignment on the panel.
The back to back description indicates the pull is configured for through-panel mounting with hardware on both sides, creating a solid grip from each face of the door.
This appliance pull uses a 1/4"-20 thread, which defines the fastener interface for through-bolts used to secure it to the appliance or panel surface.
The Schaub Menlo Park appliance pull is finished in brushed nickel, giving it a muted metallic look that coordinates with brushed nickel-themed kitchens.
This pull is categorized as decorative hardware and moldings under handles and pulls, placing it among design-focused options for woodworking projects.
The Schaub Menlo Park appliance pull combines a 15 inch center-to-center layout, back to back configuration, and brushed nickel finish, so it suits appliance fronts planned around Menlo Park decorative hardware. The defined 1/4"-20 thread and BTB535-BN part number help project teams coordinate drilling, fastening, and ordering. For appliance panel work that calls for a long brushed nickel handle in the Menlo Park style, this back to back appliance pull from Wurth Baer Supply fits directly into professional woodworking hardware schedules.