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Schaub Haniburton appliance pull gives appliance doors a defined 12 inch center-to-center grip point, which helps installers align drilling and layout consistently across a kitchen. The concealed surface design keeps the mounting points hidden during normal use, which supports clean, uninterrupted appliance fronts on visible elevations. Satin nickel finish presents a neutral metallic tone, which coordinates with many existing satin nickel hinges or handles on nearby cabinets. Schaub and Company branding identifies this pull as part of a decorative hardware line, which helps installers match it with other Schaub pieces in the same project. The handle functions as an appliance pull, so it is suited for appliance door applications where a substantial, fixed grip is needed during everyday opening and closing.
The 12 inch center-to-center measurement defines the distance between mounting points, which guides drill layout when boring through appliance panels or door skins. Thread and screw size 1/4-20 establishes the thread standard used by this pull, which helps installers select matching 1/4-20 fasteners to secure it through appliance doors or panels. The concealed surface design places the functional mounting against the surface, which keeps the attachment oriented where it can transfer pull forces back into the appliance door structure.
This Schaub Haniburton appliance pull is categorized under handles and pulls, which places it in the decorative hardware scope typically used on appliance fronts and coordinated cabinet faces. The appliance pull designation directs it toward refrigerator, freezer, or panel-ready appliance doors where a substantial handle is preferred. Satin nickel finish helps this pull sit comfortably next to satin nickel cabinet handles, which supports a unified visual line across appliance and cabinet hardware. Decorative hardware and moldings classification ties this product to finishing stages of a project, where the installer applies final pulls that visually connect appliances and surrounding millwork.
The 12 inch center-to-center dimension allows installers to repeat the same drilling pattern from one appliance panel to the next, which reduces layout variation on multi-unit jobs. Concealed surface construction hides functional mounting points from the front, which keeps appliance faces visually focused on the pull profile rather than fastener locations. The 1/4-20 thread size standardizes the interface for the pull, which helps maintain consistent fastening feel when tightening from the rear of the door panel. The CS482-15 part number identifies the satin nickel version of this Haniburton pull, which supports consistent finish and style when a project calls for multiple identical appliance handles.
The Schaub Haniburton appliance pull uses a 12 inch center-to-center dimension, which sets the spacing between mounting holes for drilling and layout on appliance doors or panels.
The concealed surface design keeps mounting points hidden during normal use, which gives appliance fronts a cleaner look focused on the pull profile rather than visible fasteners.
This appliance pull is specified with 1/4-20 thread or screw size, which guides the choice of fasteners used to secure the handle through the appliance door or panel.
The CS482-15 Haniburton appliance pull has a satin nickel finish, which presents a neutral metallic tone that coordinates with other satin nickel decorative hardware.
This product is categorized as decorative hardware and a handle or pull, which places it in the finishing phase when aligning appliance fronts with surrounding cabinetry style.
Schaub and Company branding identifies the pull as part of a coordinated decorative hardware line, which helps projects maintain style continuity across multiple pulls.
This Schaub Haniburton appliance pull in satin nickel pairs a 12 inch center-to-center layout with concealed surface design, which supports clean, repeatable appliance door installations. The 1/4-20 thread specification and CS482-15 part number define a clear standard, which helps installers and buyers match this pull across multiple appliance fronts in the same project.