Schaub 10042-BN Oval Cabinet Pull Brushed Nickel 4 5 in Ctc

Product Description

The SCHAUB 10042-BN is a Cafe Modern oval cabinet pull finished in brushed nickel. It measures 5-7/8 inches in overall length and offers two center-to-center hole spacing options: 4 inches and 5 inches, making it adaptable to a range of existing cabinet door and drawer configurations. The pull is sold individually and is appropriate for cabinetry installations in residential kitchens, bathrooms, and other millwork applications. The brushed nickel finish provides a muted, satin-toned surface that resists visible fingerprints and complements both light and dark cabinet finishes. Installers working on new builds or hardware replacement projects will find the dual-bore compatibility a practical advantage.

This cabinet pull fits standard residential and light commercial cabinetry where an oval, transitional-modern profile is specified. The dual center-to-center spacing of 4 inches and 5 inches allows the pull to serve as a direct replacement in a wide variety of existing door and drawer installations without requiring new bore work. It suits kitchen upper and lower cabinets, bathroom vanity drawers, and built-in furniture applications where brushed nickel is the specified finish. Sold as a single unit, it is typically specified in quantity to match full cabinet runs.

Key Features

• Dual center-to-center spacing: 4 inches and 5 inches in a single pull
• Cafe Modern oval profile with brushed nickel finish
• Overall length of 5-7/8 inches
• Lightweight at 0.6 pounds per unit
• Sold individually, allowing precise quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation oval cabinet pull for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications requiring 4-inch or 5-inch center-to-center hole spacing in a brushed nickel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, cabinetmaker, or experienced general contractor. Power down any adjacent low-voltage lighting or under-cabinet wiring before drilling. Use a drill template or jig to maintain consistent hole placement across multiple cabinet doors and drawers. Verify center-to-center spacing matches existing bore holes before final hardware selection to avoid unnecessary cabinet face repairs.