Schaub 523-MB Cabinet Pull 5 in Menlo Park Matte Black

Product Description

The SCHAUB 523-MB is a cabinet pull from the Menlo Park collection, finished in Matte Black. Designed for use on cabinet doors and drawers, this pull mounts with a 5-inch center-to-center spacing and measures 6 inches in overall length. At 0.2 pounds, it is a lightweight, single-unit hardware piece suited for kitchen, bath, or furniture cabinet applications. Licensed contractors, finish carpenters, and skilled DIYers typically install this type of hardware as part of a cabinet refresh or new construction millwork package. The Matte Black finish provides a flat, non-reflective surface that reads well in both contemporary and transitional interiors.

The 523-MB is appropriate for use on frameless and face-frame cabinetry in residential settings. Its 5-inch center-to-center bore spacing is a common standard dimension, making it a practical fit for standard pre-drilled cabinet doors and drawer fronts. It is sold as a single unit and is well-suited for both replacement pulls and new installation projects where a consistent Matte Black hardware finish is specified throughout a space.

Key Features

• 5-inch center-to-center mounting spacing fits standard pre-drilled cabinet doors and drawers
• Matte Black finish delivers a flat, non-reflective appearance suited to contemporary and transitional styles
• 6-inch overall length with 1.5-inch width and 1.5-inch height profile
• Lightweight construction at 0.2 pounds per unit
• Sold individually, allowing flexible quantity ordering per project

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pull for standard residential cabinet doors and drawer fronts with 5-inch center-to-center bore spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, cabinetmaker, or experienced DIYer using a screwdriver or drill with a screwdriver bit. Confirm the cabinet door or drawer front is pre-drilled at the correct 5-inch center-to-center spacing before mounting. Use the hardware screws appropriate for the door thickness to avoid over-penetration. Power down any adjacent electrical components if working in an area near low-voltage lighting or under-cabinet systems before drilling new pilot holes.