Schaub 10012-BN Sabre Edge Cabinet Pull Brushed Nickel 5 in

Product Description

The SCHAUB 10012-BN is a cabinet pull in a Brushed Nickel finish, designed for use on cabinet doors and drawers in residential and light commercial cabinetry installations. It features a 5-inch center-to-center hole spacing and measures 7 inches in overall length with a width of 2.5 inches and a height of 1 inch. The Sabre Edge profile delivers a clean, contemporary line suited for modern and transitional cabinet styles. Cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and remodeling contractors install this hardware as part of a full cabinet hardware package. At 0.6 pounds per unit, it has a solid, quality feel without adding excessive weight to door or drawer fronts.

This pull is appropriate for use on kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, laundry room cabinetry, and built-in storage in residential remodel and new construction applications. The Brushed Nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of faucet and fixture finishes commonly specified in contemporary and transitional interiors. It is sold individually, allowing installers and designers to order exact quantities for a project.

Key Features

• 5-inch center-to-center hole spacing for standard cabinet boring patterns
• 7-inch overall length with a 2.5-inch width and 1-inch projection
• Sabre Edge profile suited to modern and transitional cabinet styles
• Brushed Nickel finish resists fingerprints and coordinates with common fixture finishes
• Sold as a single unit for accurate project quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation cabinet pull for standard face-frame and frameless cabinetry with 5-inch center-to-center boring.

Installation Notes

Cabinet hardware installation is typically performed by cabinetmakers, carpenters, or finish trades. Use a drill with a standard bit sized to the mounting screw diameter and a template or jig to maintain consistent hole placement across multiple drawers or doors. Mounting screws are not always included and should be selected based on cabinet door or drawer face thickness. Avoid overtightening, which can crack wood faces or strip threads in thin materials.