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This Schaub and Company Traditional Designs cup pull is solid brass cabinet hardware for drawer fronts, finished in Flat Black and sized to mount on 3 inch (76 mm) centers.
The 3 inch (76 mm) center-to-center is the standard hole pattern on a wide range of kitchen drawer bases, bathroom vanities, and built-in case pieces. If you are replacing hardware on an existing cabinet run drilled to this spacing, this cup pull drops onto those holes without touching a drill. It is also the correct spacing for new builds specifying standard drawer hardware across a full kitchen, where consistency across a drawer bank matters more than mixing hole patterns between upper and lower cabinetry.
A cup pull at this scale suits a mid-width drawer front, the kind of proportions common to a utensil drawer, a base cabinet with two stacked drawers, or a bathroom vanity with a single deep drawer. The shell form reads as deliberately traditional, which is what the Traditional Designs series is built around.
Solid brass is the base material here, not plated zinc. That distinction matters for a cup pull because the shell takes edge wear as the hand comes in from underneath on every use. A plated surface on a high-contact pull eventually shows wear at the rim; solid brass weathers that contact more evenly. The Flat Black finish is applied over the brass for a low-sheen, non-reflective surface. Against light-painted fronts, black hardware reads as a graphic element. Against darker stains it pulls back and lets the cabinetry carry the room. Either way, the finish is matte rather than glossy, so it does not pick up highlights or show smudges the way a polished surface does.
This cup pull is a strong fit for a cabinetmaker or designer working on a traditional or transitional kitchen where the hardware program is black and the drawer layout is drilled to 3 inch centers. It is equally useful for a homeowner replacing cup pulls on a full kitchen without redrilling, where finding a solid brass option in this spacing and finish is the constraint. Contractors specifying a multi-unit build with a consistent hardware package will find the 3 inch standard spacing straightforward to order across a job. The Traditional Designs collection includes coordinating knobs and pulls for doors, so a full kitchen program can draw from one series.
Yes. 3 inches converts to 76 mm, and the two values refer to the same hole spacing. Most cabinet hardware manufacturers label this spacing both ways.
Solid brass construction means the base metal is brass through and through, not a zinc casting with a brass-toned coating. A Flat Black finish is applied over the brass regardless, and the durability of the finish depends on the finish, not the substrate. The solid brass body resists edge wear at the cup rim better than a die-cast alternative would.
A cup pull is gripped by reaching in from underneath, which is the natural motion for opening a drawer. It can be installed on a door, but the grip is less intuitive there. The traditional pairing is cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors, and the Traditional Designs collection supports that arrangement.
The Traditional Designs series includes companion pieces. Check the collection for matching knobs and pulls in Flat Black to complete the hardware program.
This cup pull covers the most common residential drawer spacing in solid brass and a flat, non-reflective black, which is the combination that suits a traditional kitchen program without requiring custom hole patterns or a separate finish order.