Schaub 919-MBR Cup Pull 6.5 in Center to Center Monticello Brass

Product Description

The SCHAUB 919-MBR is a French Court cup pull finished in Monticello Brass, designed for cabinet door and drawer applications. This decorative hardware piece features a cup-style bail grip that provides a secure, functional pull while adding an ornate traditional aesthetic to cabinetry. The 919-MBR spans 6.5 inches center to center, making it suitable for standard mid-size drawer and door fronts. Cabinet hardware installers and finish carpenters typically specify this pull for kitchen, bath, and furniture cabinetry projects where a classic European styling is called for.

The 919-MBR is suited for residential cabinetry installations including kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and furniture pieces. Its French Court styling pairs naturally with raised-panel and inset cabinetry in traditional, transitional, and Colonial-inspired interiors. The Monticello Brass finish provides a warm, aged brass tone appropriate for period-style and high-end decorative applications. Sold individually, it can be specified in single or bulk quantities to match across a full cabinet run.

Key Features

• French Court cup pull design with ornate decorative detailing
• 6.5 inches center-to-center hole spacing for mid-size drawer and door fronts
• Monticello Brass finish for a warm, traditional aged brass appearance
• Sold as a single unit for flexible quantity ordering
• Overall footprint of 8 inches length by 4 inches width by 2 inches height

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style decorative replacement or new-install cup pull for residential cabinetry requiring a 6.5 inch center-to-center hole spacing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or cabinetry installer using a drill, template, and standard screwdriver or bit driver. Confirm the center-to-center hole spacing on the drawer or door front matches 6.5 inches before drilling. Mounting hardware such as machine screws is commonly required and may be sold separately. Avoid overtightening fasteners against the cabinet face to prevent finish damage or surface cracking.