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This Schaub and Company Traditional Series cup pull is a solid brass drawer pull for cabinet drawer fronts, finished in Polished Chrome and mounted on 3 inch (76 mm) centers.
The 3 inch (76 mm) center-to-center is the hole pattern that turns up most often on existing drawer banks in residential kitchens and bath vanities. A cup pull at this spacing lands on those holes without modification, which makes it a straightforward swap when the goal is updated hardware on existing fronts. The 3-3/4 inch overall length gives the shell enough width to grip comfortably while keeping the footprint proportional on a narrower drawer front where a longer pull would crowd the face.
The SAP description and product name both confirm solid brass as the base material, and on a cup pull that matters because the shell has real depth and wall thickness that a lighter casting would not hold as cleanly. Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-like finish that runs as a continuous highlight across the curved interior of the cup. It coordinates naturally with chrome faucets and stainless appliance trim, which is the combination most common in a traditional kitchen. The projection is 1 inch (25 mm) from the door face to the back of the shell, enough clearance for the fingers without the pull standing far off the front.
This is a drawer pull, used where the hand comes in from below and hooks into the cup. It suits traditional and transitional kitchens, butler's pantries, and furniture-style islands where the hardware is expected to carry some visual mass. The chrome finish makes it the right call for rooms already running chrome or stainless fixtures, where adding a warm-toned metal would introduce a second finish family the room does not need. At 3 inch centers it is also practical on smaller drawers, spice banks, and narrow vanity drawers where a longer cup pull would be out of scale.
It is one of the most common residential cabinet hole patterns. Measure between the centers of your two existing holes to confirm before ordering.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is natural on a drawer. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors, and the Traditional Designs series includes knobs for exactly that arrangement.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte finish, and wipes clean just as easily.
Polished Chrome and brushed nickel are different finishes with different sheens. They can coexist in a room, but this catalog does not confirm a match between them.
Choose this pull when the drawer bank is already drilled on 3 inch centers and the room calls for polished chrome with solid brass behind it.