Schwinn 2518 edge pull is a recessed pull that installs flush on the edge of a drawer or door, creating a clean, built-in grip that keeps the front surface visually uninterrupted. Its 5-1/16 in (128 mm) center to center dimension gives installers a clear drilling layout, which supports consistent handle spacing across a run of cabinets. The design is technically an edge pull, so it is shaped to be operated directly from the door or drawer edge, which helps when working with tight clearances or minimal reveals. As part of the Schwinn 2518 Series from Schwinn Hardware, this pull fits into decorative hardware and moldings projects where a low-profile handle is preferred. The combination of recessed installation and edge operation lets fabricators deliver modern, architectural fronts while preserving everyday access.
This matte black recessed pull installs flush on the edge of a drawer or door, so the body of the pull is set into the material rather than mounted proud of the face. The 5-1/16 in (128 mm) center to center measurement defines the distance between mounting points, guiding boring or routing jigs for accurate placement. Because it is technically an edge pull, the grip is positioned to be accessed from the edge instead of the broad face, which suits minimal, modern fronts. Using the defined center to center dimension, installers can plan consistent alignment along a cabinet run, which supports straight sightlines and predictable hand feel from one opening to the next.
This Schwinn 2518 Series recessed pull fits into decorative hardware and moldings projects that call for a streamlined handle solution. Its edge pull function is suited to drawers or doors where the hardware is meant to sit flush with the edge, supporting a minimal look on slab or flat fronts. The pull belongs to the handles and pulls product class from Schwinn Hardware, so it fills the role of the primary user contact point on the cabinet. Because the grip is concentrated at the edge, it works well on fronts that meet tight reveals, where traditional projecting handles could interfere with adjacent surfaces. The matte black finish supports modern, architectural schemes where the handle should either disappear against dark materials or stand out as a simple dark line on light fronts.
The 128 mm center to center dimension on this pull defines a common handle spacing, helping installers standardize layouts across banks of drawers or doors. This fixed spacing coordinates well when multiple Schwinn 2518 Series pulls are used in the same project, keeping visual rhythm along long cabinet runs. The recessed, technically edge pull design means the hardware is integrated at the edge instead of projecting far from the face, which helps maintain a flat plane for fronts and reduces chances of handles catching on clothing around work areas. As a Schwinn original design in matte black, the pull offers a recognizable geometry that can be repeated room to room, supporting consistent hand feel and appearance whenever a user reaches for a door or drawer equipped with this model.
The Schwinn 2518 Series 59345 is technically an edge pull and a recessed pull, so it mounts at the edge and sits flush, supporting minimal, modern cabinet fronts.
The 128 mm center to center dimension defines the spacing between mounting points, allowing templates and drilling setups to be repeated accurately along multiple fronts.
This matte black recessed pull installs flush on the edge of a drawer or door, so it is positioned at the edge rather than on the broad face of the front.
The Schwinn 2518 Series 59345 uses a matte black finish, providing a dark, even surface that supports architectural contrast or low-visibility installations.
This product is a handle and pull in the decorative hardware and moldings category, acting as the main touchpoint for opening drawers or doors.
This recessed edge pull is manufactured by Schwinn Hardware, identified as a Schwinn original design in the 2518 Series.
This matte black recessed pull from Schwinn Hardware combines a technically edge pull design with 5-1/16 in (128 mm) center to center spacing, giving installers a defined layout for flush edge mounting. The Schwinn 2518 Series identity and original design status support consistent hardware selection across coordinated projects. For decorative hardware and moldings work where an edge-based grip and a clean, architectural line are priorities, this recessed pull offers a targeted option that aligns with modern cabinet fronts and organized installation workflows.