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Schaub Haniburton appliance pull describes an appliance handle from Schaub and Company designed for appliance fronts where a decorative pull is needed. The pull is described as an appliance pull, which focuses it on built-in appliances or panels rather than small cabinet doors. The 18 inch center-to-center dimension gives a long gripping span, which helps distribute force across a wider area on tall or heavy panels. Being part of the handles and pulls product class means it is intended as the user touchpoint on the door or panel in a woodworking installation. The decorative hardware and moldings category positions it as visible hardware, so the pull serves both a functional opening role and a finished appearance on appliance fronts.
The 18 inch center-to-center measurement defines the distance between the mounting points, giving a precise layout reference when drilling through appliance panels. This spacing supports straight alignment along tall doors or panels where slight layout errors become more noticeable. The thread and screw size of 1/4-20 described in the product data defines the threaded connection in the pull, so installers can plan for 1/4-20 machine fasteners that suit the appliance door or panel thickness. The concealed surface designation reflects a surface-mounted style where the pull presents a refined face while the connection works through the panel. Together, the mounting span, thread size, and surface description support predictable hole drilling, hardware matching, and alignment during installation.
The appliance pull designation directs this piece to larger doors or appliance panels in woodworking and cabinet-focused projects. In that role, the 18 inch center-to-center measurement provides a long, stable grip area suited to tall refrigerator or freezer panels or similar tall fronts. The decorative hardware and moldings category places it where visual consistency with other trim and handles is important, especially on built-in kitchen or utility installations. The satin nickel finish described in the web and SAP information brings a defined appearance choice that can coordinate with other satin nickel handles and pulls on surrounding cabinets. Being classified under handles and pulls from Schaub keeps this part aligned with other pieces from the same brand when building a unified project package across multiple openings.
The 18 inch center-to-center value gives a fixed drilling pattern, which helps installers create templates and repeat that pattern across several appliance fronts without constant re-measurement. That repeatable spacing supports straight visual lines across a row of panels. The 1/4-20 thread and screw size detail matters at the bench because it ties the pull to a common machine thread standard, simplifying sourcing of compatible fasteners for different substrate thicknesses. The concealed surface identifier supports a workflow where the installer can plan for surface-visible hardware on the exterior and through-panel mounting from the rear side. Together, these verified details turn into predictable shop and site work: drilled holes match the Schaub Haniburton appliance pull, the thread engages correctly, and the satin nickel finish presents the specified decorative look once the appliance or panel is set in place.
The Schaub Haniburton appliance pull has an 18 inch center-to-center measurement, so the mounting holes on the panel are drilled 18 inches apart for proper alignment.
The satin nickel finish on this appliance pull sets a specific color and sheen, helping align it with other satin nickel decorative hardware in the same installation.
The appliance pull uses a 1/4-20 thread, which guides selection of matching 1/4-20 machine fasteners for the appliance panel or door thickness.
This Schaub and Company part is listed under decorative hardware and moldings in the handles and pulls class, placing it as visible operating hardware on panels.
The product is described as an appliance pull, indicating its role on appliance fronts or large panels where a substantial handle is needed.
The concealed surface description identifies a surface-oriented mounting style that presents a finished exterior while mounting through the panel.
The Schaub Haniburton appliance pull, CS483-15, combines an 18 inch center-to-center span, satin nickel finish, and 1/4-20 thread to support precise appliance panel layouts. Those details help establish drilling patterns, finish coordination, and thread matching on woodworking projects. For jobs requiring a decorative appliance pull from the Schaub and Company handles and pulls line, this concealed surface satin nickel model offers a clearly specified option for appliance or large panel applications.