Schaub 322 8-13/16" Center to Center Positano Arch Clear Cabinet Pull

Yes. The Positano 322 arch pull is drilled on 224 mm centers, which is the 8-13/16 inch spacing called out in the name. If your doors or drawer fronts are already bored at 224 mm you can swap straight into the existing holes. Any other spacing means new holes.

The 322 uses M4 metric machine screws, not the 8-32 thread common on US-made pulls. That matters on two counts: keep the M4 screws that come with the pull rather than reusing old 8-32 hardware, and if you are mounting to a thick front or an applied panel you will need longer M4 screws to make up the extra depth.

Overall length is 9-1/4 inches, so allow at least that much clear width on the drawer front or door stile. Projection off the face is 1 inch, with a 1/2 inch base dimension at the posts. The 1 inch standoff gives full finger clearance and keeps knuckles off the face on a full-extension drawer.

The Schaub 322 Positano is a contemporary cabinet pull built in zinc with a polycarbonate grip, offered in clear and smoke grip options paired with satin nickel, polished chrome, or Signature Satin Brass. If you want a solid-metal bar instead, the Omnia 1968/102 modern cabinet pull is forged solid brass with 4 inch center-to-center spacing, and the Deltana SBP35 modern square bar pull is heavy-duty solid brass at 3-1/2 inch. Both are shorter than the 322, which spans 224 mm center to center and 9-1/4 inches overall, so plan drawer fronts accordingly.

Zinc and polycarbonate. The metal posts and mounting base are zinc, and the arch grip section is a translucent polycarbonate, which is why it is offered in clear and smoke. It is not a solid brass pull, so if you are specifying solid brass for a high-traffic commercial run look at the Omnia 1968 or 1970 forged solid brass pulls or the Deltana SBP35 instead.

Six, and each pairs a metal finish with an acrylic tint. Satin Nickel with Clear or Smoke, Polished Chrome with Clear or Smoke, and Signature Satin Brass with Clear or Smoke. Clear reads brighter and nearly disappears against a light front; smoke gives a grey cast that shows more against white cabinetry. Keep the tint consistent across a kitchen even if you mix knob and pull sizes.

Not as a one-for-one swap. The Orca Hardware Bachelor Collection CK-15030 and CK-16030 are round cabinet knobs at 1-1/4 inch diameter, and the Blackcomb CK-17025 is a 25 mm square knob - all single-hole knobs. The Schaub 322 is a two-hole pull on 224 mm center-to-center spacing with M4 screws, so replacing it with a knob leaves one bored hole exposed. Knobs are a reasonable pairing for small doors on the same run, not a replacement on the drawer the 322 was drilled for.

The Schaub 322 Positano has a 1 inch projection off the drawer face. If you want more grip room, the Omnia 1970 modern cabinet pull carries a 1-1/4 inch projection, and the Omnia 1969 and 1971 are both 1-3/16 inch, all in forged solid brass. Confirm the center-to-center you need on the Omnia series separately, since the 322 is drilled at 224 mm.

The 322 belongs to Schaub's Positano collection, a contemporary line. Schaub designs are also carried under the Emtek Schaub Collection, including the Emtek 8405 SELECT pulls and the Bar, Alexander, and Art Deco cabinet pulls, if you are blending styles in the same kitchen. For a true match on adjacent doors, stay within Positano and hold the same metal finish and tint.

It is specified as a cabinet pull, and the 9-1/4 inch length suits a panel front. Two cautions for that use: the grip is polycarbonate rather than metal, and appliance panels are usually thicker than a standard drawer front, so plan on sourcing longer M4 screws to reach through.

The Orca Hardware CK-12001 is a T-pull bar with a 2 inch bar width in steel with a satin nickel finish, a utility-oriented bar profile. The Schaub 322 Positano is a decorative contemporary pull with a zinc body and a clear or smoke polycarbonate arch, available in satin nickel, polished chrome, or Signature Satin Brass. Specify the 322 where the cabinetry is residential-grade millwork and the translucent grip is part of the design; the steel T-bar suits harder-use fronts.