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This Schaub and Company Traditional Designs pull is a solid brass bar pull sized for the wide drawers, pantry doors, and large cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. It mounts on 10 inch (254 mm) centers in an Antique Light Brass finish.
Ten-inch centers put this pull in a different category from the 3 and 4 inch pulls used on standard upper doors and narrow base drawers. At this spacing, the pull spans a wide drawer bank, a pot-and-pan drawer, or a full-height pantry door without looking cramped or out of scale. It is also well matched to the large drawer fronts found on furniture-style islands, where the hardware is expected to make a visible impression rather than disappear into the face frame. The 2-1/8 inch projection gives the hand enough room to wrap the bar with a firm grip, which matters on a heavy, loaded drawer.
The pull is made from solid brass, which gives the bar a density and warmth that plated zinc hardware does not replicate in hand. Antique Light Brass is a gently antiqued warm gold tone: the surface has a lived-in patina rather than a high polish, so it does not pick up harsh reflections under cabinet lighting or in kitchens with strong natural light. The coloring reads squarely in the gold tone family and coordinates well with other warm metals already present in a traditional kitchen, such as brushed brass faucets or oil-rubbed fixture rings. Note that finish coordination across brands is never guaranteed, even between products described by similar names.
This pull is the right choice for traditional and transitional kitchens where the large-format cabinetry needs hardware to match its scale. It suits a pantry tower with a tall door, a wide base cabinet with a deep drawer, or a furniture-style range hood bank where the fronts are wide enough to call for 10 inch centers. Cabinet shops building traditional kitchen programs and designers specifying period-appropriate hardware will find the Traditional Designs series a practical coordination tool, since it covers multiple pull lengths and knob forms in the same design language and finish. The bar profile and the antique finish keep the look grounded in classic American kitchen cabinetry rather than contemporary or transitional minimalism.
Yes. Solid brass is denser than zinc alloy, so the pull has more noticeable weight in hand. At 10-1/2 inches overall, the difference is tangible.
Ten-inch centers are a common choice for wide base drawers, pantry doors, and large furniture-style fronts, typically 18 inches or wider. That said, pull sizing relative to front width is a design preference, not a manufacturer specification.
Yes. The Traditional Designs series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Antique Light Brass finish, so you can run matching hardware across doors and drawers of different sizes within one kitchen.
Not necessarily. Finish names describe appearances that vary between manufacturers. Two products both called antique brass can differ noticeably in tone and patina. Confirm against a sample before specifying across brands.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry is wide enough to call for 10 inch centers and the project calls for solid brass hardware with a traditional warm gold finish.