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This Schaub and Company Traditional Series cup pull is a drawer pull designed to mount on the most common cabinet hole spacing in residential cabinetry, 3 inch (76 mm) centers, in a cup form that suits traditional and transitional kitchens.
The 3 inch center-to-center spacing is one of the two hole patterns most commonly pre-drilled at the factory on production cabinetry, making this the pull to reach for when the goal is a clean swap on an existing drawer bank. Cup pulls at this scale work best on smaller to mid-size drawers: utensil drawers, spice drawers, and narrow base drawers in a kitchen, or on the small drawers of a dresser or bathroom vanity. The cup form itself determines the orientation. A cup pull is gripped by reaching underneath and hooking the fingers into the shell, a motion that is natural on a horizontal drawer face and less so on a vertical door. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers and knobs on cabinet doors, and the Traditional Designs series is built around exactly that arrangement.
The construction here is solid brass, which is a meaningful distinction in a category where zinc alloy is the norm. Brass has more density than zinc, which gives the pull a different feel in the hand when the drawer opens. The Polished Chrome finish adds a bright mirror surface over that brass substrate. Chrome at this level of polish runs as a continuous reflection across the cup face and the mounting posts, which reads as crisp on painted cabinetry and pairs cleanly with chrome faucets and fixtures already in the room. Because it is a polished rather than brushed surface, it shows marks readily and wipes clean just as readily.
This pull suits homeowners replacing hardware on existing cabinetry drilled at 3 inch centers, where the goal is to step up to a solid brass piece without reworking the hole pattern. It also suits designers and cabinet shops specifying a traditional kitchen or bath where the hardware program calls for chrome, and where the cup pull form carries the period character the design is after. The scale of the pull at 4-5/8 inches overall keeps it proportional on smaller drawers without overwhelming narrower fronts, and the 1 inch projection stays low enough to avoid catching on an adjacent door.
The base material is solid brass rather than zinc alloy, which is denser and gives the pull more weight in the hand. The Polished Chrome finish is applied over brass rather than over a lighter substrate.
Yes. 3 inches and 76 mm are the same standard spacing; both describe the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes.
The cup form is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer and an awkward one on a vertical door. It is possible to mount it on a door, but most traditional installations pair cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors.
It is part of the Traditional Designs series, so companion pieces in that collection share the same design language. Verify that the companion SKU carries the same Polished Chrome finish name before mixing pieces, as finish names are not guaranteed to match across series or brands.
For a drawer bank already drilled at 3 inch centers, this solid brass cup pull in Polished Chrome delivers the material weight and traditional form of period hardware without requiring a single new hole.