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This Schaub and Company Traditional Designs pull is a solid brass bar pull sized for cabinet doors and drawer fronts drilled on 4-inch centers.
Four-inch center-to-center is a standard hole pattern on upper cabinet doors, shallower base drawers, and furniture-style pieces where the front is narrow enough that a longer pull would overhang awkwardly. On a drawer bank drilled to that spacing, this pull is a direct replacement that requires no new holes. On a new build, the 102 mm spacing is straightforward to lay out and one of the easiest patterns to template consistently across a run of doors and drawers.
The pull is built from solid brass, which gives it more mass and a denser feel at the grip than a plated zinc alternative. Solid brass also takes an antique finish differently: the surface has enough depth to hold variation in the treatment, so Antique Nickel here reads as a warm, slightly aged silver rather than a flat coat. The low sheen suits traditional and transitional cabinetry better than a high-polish nickel would, and it softens the contrast against painted or stained wood fronts without disappearing into them.
This is the pull for a kitchen, bath, or study where the hardware program is traditional and the existing hole spacing is 4 inches. Designers specifying furniture-style cabinetry with inset or partial-overlay doors will find this scale appropriate for narrower door and drawer fronts. Cabinet shops replacing worn or mismatched hardware on existing casework drilled to 4-inch centers can swap these in without touching the fronts. The Antique Nickel finish coordinates with satin nickel fixtures in the silver-tone family, making it a practical choice when the plumbing and lighting are already in a cool, brushed-nickel range but the hardware needs a warmer, more traditional read.
The 4-inch (102 mm) measurement is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is what you match to your existing holes or your drilling template. The overall length is 4-3/8 inches, so the pull extends slightly beyond the hole pattern on each end.
Antique Nickel is a low-sheen, softened silver tone. It has more warmth and depth than a polished nickel and reads as aged rather than bright.
Installation is the same as any standard two-hole bar pull. The brass construction affects weight and feel at the grip, not the mounting method.
The Traditional Designs series includes companion pieces designed to coordinate with each other. Using pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same series is the standard way to run a consistent hardware program.
When the cabinetry is drilled to 4-inch centers and the room calls for a traditional finish with some warmth to it, this Schaub and Company pull in Antique Nickel closes the gap without compromise.