Schaub 324-SSB-SM Cabinet Edge Pull Positano Arch Satin Brass

Product Description

The SCHAUB 324-SSB-SM is a cabinet edge pull in the Positano Arch style, finished in Signature Satin Brass with a Smoke accent. Designed for cabinet doors and drawers, this edge pull mounts along the face frame or door edge, giving installers and finish carpenters a clean, modern grip option. The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing makes it a straightforward replacement or new-installation pull for standard cabinet boring patterns. At 0.1 pounds, the piece is lightweight without feeling insubstantial. The overall length of 6.5 inches and a slim profile of 0.5 inches in height keep the hardware low-profile against the cabinet surface.

This edge pull suits residential cabinetry applications including kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and built-in storage units. Its Signature Satin Brass finish with Smoke detailing positions it within transitional and contemporary design schemes. Cabinet installers and finish carpenters typically specify this hardware during new construction or renovation projects where a coordinated hardware package is needed. It is sold individually, one pull per order unit.

Key Features

• 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing fits standard cabinet boring patterns
• Positano Arch profile provides a low-profile edge-mount grip
• Signature Satin Brass finish with Smoke accent for transitional and contemporary cabinetry
• Overall length of 6.5 inches with a 0.5 inch height keeps a slim, flush appearance
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds — easy handling during high-volume cabinet installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation edge pull for residential and light commercial cabinetry with a standard 5-1/16 inch center-to-center bore spacing.

Installation Notes

Cabinet edge pulls are installed by cabinet installers or finish carpenters using a drill, appropriate bit, and screwdriver. Verify the center-to-center bore spacing on the cabinet door or drawer face before drilling. Template-based drilling is recommended when installing multiple pulls to ensure consistent alignment across a run of cabinets. Hardware should be hand-tightened first and then snugged with a screwdriver — avoid overtightening, which can crack face frames or strip screw holes.