Schaub 213-ABZ Round Cabinet Pull Ancient Bronze

Product Description

The SCHAUB 213-ABZ is a round cabinet pull finished in Ancient Bronze, designed for residential cabinetry applications. It features an 8-inch center-to-center spacing, making it suited for standard drawer fronts and cabinet doors where a medium-to-large pull is appropriate. The Ancient Bronze finish delivers a warm, aged appearance that complements traditional, transitional, and rustic interior styles. Cabinet installers, finish carpenters, and millwork professionals install this type of hardware as part of a full kitchen, bath, or furniture cabinet package. The pull ships as a single unit and is handled by one installer using basic hand tools.

This pull is appropriate for residential kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, built-in furniture, and custom millwork where an 8-inch center-to-center round-bar pull is specified. The Ancient Bronze finish is consistent across the SCHAUB Northport collection, allowing for coordinated hardware across multiple cabinet types in the same space. It is sold individually, so quantity should be matched to the total number of pull locations in the project.

Key Features

• 8-inch center-to-center hole spacing for standard drawer and door installation
• Ancient Bronze finish with a warm, aged tone suited to traditional and transitional interiors
• Round pull profile from the Northport collection
• Overall length of 10 inches accommodates grip clearance beyond the mounting holes
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds, minimizing stress on cabinet door and drawer construction
• Sold as a single unit for flexible per-location ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-mount cabinet pull for residential cabinetry with 8-inch center-to-center hole spacing. Compatible with standard cabinet doors and drawer fronts pre-drilled or drilled on-site to match this spacing.

Installation Notes

Cabinet pulls of this type are installed by finish carpenters or cabinetry installers using a drill, a cabinet hardware jig, and a screwdriver or bit driver. Power down any under-cabinet lighting circuits before drilling new holes in cabinet faces to avoid contact with wiring. Use a hardware jig to ensure consistent hole placement across all cabinet fronts. Mounting screws are typically supplied separately or sourced to match cabinet door thickness.