Schaub 30 3" Center to Center Ice Cabinet Pull

Yes. The Schaub 30 Ice pull is drilled 3 inches center to center, so it drops onto standard 3 inch hole spacing with no new boring. Overall length is 4-1/2 inches, so it covers a bit beyond the holes on each side. If your doors were drilled at 96mm rather than 3 inches, the holes will not line up.

It takes 8/32 machine screws, the standard cabinet hardware thread. Screws that came off a previous 8/32 pull will thread in fine, but length matters: the pull sits 1 inch off the face, so you need screws sized to your door or drawer front thickness, not the ones cut for a thinner pull.

Probably not the right call. The Ice pull is a stainless and glass decorative pull built for a contemporary residential or boutique look. For turnover units, break rooms, or anything getting daily commercial abuse, a solid metal bar pull holds up better to impact: the Deltana SBP35 Modern Square Bar Pull is solid brass and described as heavy-duty, and the Orca Hardware CK-12001 T-Pull Bar is steel with a 2 inch bar width. Both are metal through and through, with nothing to chip.

The Trimco 553 Series drawer pull is also 3 inch center to center, so it swaps straight into the same hole pattern as the Schaub 30 if you want a utility metal pull instead of glass. If you are willing to redrill, the Trimco 562 Series runs 3-1/2 inch, 4 inch, and 96mm spacings.

The Trimco 553 Series drawer pull is the direct match on hole spacing: it is offered at 3 inch center to center, the same drilling as the Schaub 30 Ice pull, so it drops into existing 3 inch bores without redrilling doors or drawer fronts. The difference is the look and the material. The Schaub 30 is a stainless and glass pull with a 1 inch projection, a 4-1/2 inch overall length and a contemporary Ice styling; the Trimco 553 is a plain drawer pull series. For a kitchen or casework run where the decorative glass is the point, stay on the Schaub 30; where the spacing is what has to match on back-of-house or utility cabinets, the Trimco 553 covers the same 3 inch bore.

The Schaub 30 Ice pull is drilled at 3 inch center to center, so it will not land on wider existing bores. For 3-1/2 inch centers, the Deltana SBP35 modern square bar pull is a 3-1/2 inch solid brass pull. For 4 inch centers, the Omnia 1968/102 is a forged solid brass modern pull at 4 inch center to center. The Trimco 562 Series covers both, with 3-1/2 inch, 4 inch and 96mm center to center options in one series, which is useful when a building has more than one spacing in service and you want a single series across the whole set.

Projection is 1 inch, with a 1/2 inch base dimension where it meets the face. That is enough finger clearance for a gloved hand and enough standoff to matter in a tight galley or a narrow hall run, so check the swing clearance against an opposing cabinet or an appliance handle before you commit a whole kitchen to it.

Base material is stainless and glass. The color comes from the glass element itself, not from a coating, so the finishes named Confetti, Pearl, Silk and Pebbles are the glass, carried on stainless posts. That matters for cleaning: there is no paint layer to wear through at the grip point the way a plated or powder coated pull does.

Twelve glass colors: Orange Confetti (COO), Turquoise Confetti (COT), White/Grey Confetti (CWG), Green/Blue Pebbles (GBP), Ivory Silk (IVS), Aqua Pearl (PAQ), Blue Pearl (PBL), Clear Pearl (PCL), Sable Pebbles (SBP), Scarlet Silk (SCS), Sapphire Silk (SPS), and White Lace Pebbles (WLP). Every one is the same 3 inch center to center pull, so you can mix colors across a run without changing the drilling.

They are not the same part number. The Schaub 30 is a 3 inch center to center Ice cabinet pull, 4-1/2 inch overall, stainless and glass. Emtek's Schaub Collection is a separate range of cabinet knobs and pulls sold under Emtek part numbers and series names, including the Emtek 8405 in the SELECT series, the Alexander series, the Art Deco series and the Bar series. Order by the exact part number that appears on the specification; asking for a Schaub pull from the Emtek range will not return a 30 Ice.

A knob is a single-screw part and the Schaub 30 is a two-hole pull on 3 inch centers, so a knob will leave one of the two existing bores exposed unless the door front is replaced or filled. The Orca Hardware CK-15030 and CK-16030 Bachelor Collection knobs are 1-1/4 inch diameter round, and the CK-17025 Blackcomb Collection knob is a 25mm square; all three are cabinet knobs, not pulls. Use them where you are drilling new fronts or where knobs were already in service, and stay with a 3 inch center to center pull where you are replacing pulls one for one.

Standardizing on one part number only works if every front shares a spacing. The Schaub 30 Ice pull is fixed at 3 inch center to center with an 8/32 thread and 4-1/2 inch overall length, so it standardizes the 3 inch fronts. Where spacings vary, the Trimco 562 Series is offered in 3-1/2 inch, 4 inch and 96mm center to center, and the Trimco 553 Series covers 3 inch, so a pair of series from one maker can carry a mixed building. Survey the existing bores first, then order by spacing group rather than by unit count.

The Schaub 30 is sold as the individual pull, one per finish and spacing, so count your drawer fronts and doors and order that quantity. Each one takes two 8/32 screws at 3 inch centers. For a multi-unit or property-wide job, order a few extra of the same finish code up front, since glass color batches are easier to match when they come off one order.

No. The Orca Hardware CK-12001 is a steel T-pull bar with a 2 inch bar width in satin nickel, a utility profile sized and finished differently from the Schaub 30, which is a stainless and glass contemporary pull 4-1/2 inch overall with a 1 inch projection and twelve decorative glass finishes. The CK-12001 suits back-of-house casework and appliance-style fronts; the Schaub 30 suits front-of-house cabinetry where the glass finish is being specified. They are not drop-in equals.