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This Schaub and Company Traditional Designs pull is a solid brass bar pull sized for pantry fronts, appliance panels, and oversized drawer faces where smaller hardware would be lost.
A 10 inch center-to-center span is the right answer when the front being pulled is wide enough that a shorter pull would look like an afterthought. Pantry doors, refrigerator panel fronts, and large drawer banks on a furniture-style island all fall into this category. At this scale the hardware is part of the architectural statement the cabinetry is making, not just a grip. The 2-1/8 inch projection gives the hand room to wrap the bar fully rather than pinching at the ends, which matters on a heavy panel door that needs a firm pull to open cleanly.
The source material here is solid brass, not a plated zinc or zinc alloy. Solid brass has a different weight and depth to its surface than a plated finish, and that difference is visible in a Polished Brass finish because the high mirror sheen makes the surface itself the feature. The polish runs warm and bright along the bar without the slightly flat quality a plated surface can have. Against painted white or cream fronts it reads as a sharp contrast; against a natural wood it reads as a warm complement to the grain. Polished Brass also coordinates with other traditional brass fixtures in the kitchen, from faucets to light hardware, without introducing a second metal tone.
This pull is the choice for traditional and transitional kitchens where the hardware program runs in brass and the cabinetry includes at least one large door or a deep drawer bank. Cabinet shops building furniture-style ranges or butler's pantries will find the 10 inch spacing the correct fit for the wider stiles and rails those programs use. Designers specifying a full kitchen in the Traditional Designs collection can run companion pieces from the same series across knobs, smaller pulls, and appliance hardware without mixing design languages. Homeowners replacing oversized hardware on an existing pantry drilled to 10 inch centers get a direct swap in a finish that reads as intentional rather than builder-grade.
Yes. The 10 inch (254 mm) figure is the center-to-center distance between the two mounting holes, which is the dimension to match to existing holes or to lay out for new drilling. Overall length is 10-1/2 inches, which is slightly longer than the span between holes.
Solid brass means the body of the pull is cast from brass alloy throughout. A brass-finish pull is typically a zinc casting with a brass-toned coating applied over it. The material difference affects weight, surface depth, and how the finish ages over time.
Polished Brass finish names vary between manufacturers, and two brands' Polished Brass are not guaranteed to be an identical match. For a coordinated look, specify companion pieces from within the Traditional Designs collection.
The 10 inch center-to-center span and the 2-1/8 inch projection are proportioned for large fronts including appliance panels. Confirm the panel thickness and mounting depth with the appliance manufacturer's specifications before installation.
When the door or drawer is large enough that the hardware needs to match its presence, this pull delivers the reach, the grip, and the traditional brass finish to do it without compromise.