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Schaub Vinci appliance pull gives a dedicated pull point on appliance fronts while matching decorative hardware runs. As an appliance pull, it handles heavier panel loads than a typical cabinet pull, which supports smoother door movement in daily use. The Schaub and Company brand identifies it as part of a coordinated decorative hardware line, so it can visually align with other Vinci pieces on the same project. The satin nickel finish creates a neutral metallic look that works across many door finishes, helping one pull style serve multiple kitchen layouts. Its role as a handle within the Handles and Pulls category clarifies that it is meant for hand operation rather than as a structural bracket. The CS79-12-15 manufacturer part number ties this exact pull to job specifications, which simplifies reorders and future matching.
The 12 inch center-to-center layout sets a fixed distance between the mounting points, which guides hole drilling when laying out appliance panels or custom doors. This center-to-center size lets installers align the pull with other 12 inch hardware runs when consistency is required. The 1/4"-20 thread size on the pull establishes the fastener interface, so shop staff can match drill sizes and tap patterns to that thread when preparing panels. Its concealed surface description indicates that mounting points sit on the surface behind the pull, which leaves the front view uncluttered once the pull is secured. The combination of thread size and center-to-center distance helps fabricators plan machining steps in advance and repeat those steps across multiple fronts on the same job.
This Schaub satin nickel appliance pull fits appliance fronts where a 12 inch center-to-center layout is specified, so it suits wider doors that benefit from a longer hand grip. Its place in the Decorative Hardware & Moldings Handles and Pulls category positions it for visible locations on finished cabinetry, rather than hidden functional hardware. The satin nickel finish aligns with many contemporary and transitional cabinet styles, which helps the pull blend into mixed-material kitchens. As a Schaub and Company Vinci pull, it can sit alongside matching Vinci handles and pulls on doors and drawers, creating a unified hardware line across the room. The CS79-12-15 identifier lets designers call out this exact model on drawings, tying field installation directly to design intent for that location.
The 12 inch center-to-center appliance configuration gives installers a repeatable measurement to transfer across panels, which simplifies templating and CNC programming for production runs. Because it is an appliance pull rather than a small cabinet pull, its length provides more hand contact area, which can help users open heavier appliance doors with less awkward wrist movement. The 1/4"-20 thread size standardizes the connection on the pull side, so fabricators can use the same drilling approach on each panel that receives this model. Its concealed surface description signals that once the pull is mounted, fastener points do not dominate the front view, which keeps the hardware visually focused on the pull profile itself. Being part of the Schaub handles and pulls class also aids replacement work, because installers can match like-for-like when swapping damaged or dated pulls that share this part number.
The CS79-12-15 Schaub Vinci item is an appliance pull, so it serves as a handle for operating appliance fronts where a stronger, larger pull is preferred.
The Schaub Vinci appliance pull uses a 12 inch center-to-center layout, meaning the distance between its mounting points is 12 inches for drilling and layout.
The concealed surface design on this appliance pull keeps mounting points out of view from the front, supporting a cleaner, more streamlined hardware appearance.
The Schaub Vinci appliance pull uses a satin nickel finish, giving it a neutral metallic appearance that coordinates with many decorative hardware and appliance styles.
This appliance pull is described with a 1/4"-20 thread size, so its mounting interface is based on that common thread specification for fastening.
This pull sits in the Decorative Hardware & Moldings Handles and Pulls category, marking it as visible decorative hardware for finished cabinetry and appliance fronts.
The Schaub Vinci appliance pull, CS79-12-15, ties a satin nickel finish to a 12 inch center-to-center layout, giving installers a defined spec for appliance fronts. Its concealed surface design keeps focus on the pull profile, while the 1/4"-20 thread size supports consistent machining steps in the shop. For projects that already specify Schaub and Company decorative hardware, this Vinci appliance pull aligns with that direction and helps maintain continuity across doors, drawers, and appliance panels.