Schaub’s Colonial appliance pulls deliver solid brass construction with traditional baroque detailing in two substantial sizes — 12-inch and 15-inch center-to-center configurations. At 2.5 pounds for the CS7495 variant, these pulls bring genuine heft to panel-front appliances in high-end kitchens.
The real differentiator sits in the mounting options. Standard models use traditional screw-through installation, while the CS (Concealed Surface) variants hide all fasteners behind the pull body. That concealed mounting system matters on luxury refrigerators where visible screws would wreck the aesthetic.
Construction That Justifies the Premium
Cast from solid brass in single-piece construction, these pulls won’t crack at the stress points like zinc alternatives. Montana’s temperature swings — potentially 60-degree differences between a heated kitchen and an unheated mudroom — create expansion and contraction cycles that cheap pot metal can’t handle.
| Specification | 749 Series (12”) | 7495 Series (15”) |
|---|---|---|
| Center-to-Center | 12 inches (305 mm) | 15 inches (381 mm) |
| Overall Length | 12-7/8 inches (327 mm) | 16 inches (406 mm) |
| Projection | 2-1/4 inches (57 mm) | 2 inches (51 mm) |
| Base Diameter/Height | 7/8 inches (22 mm) | 1 inch (25 mm) |
| Material | Solid Brass | Solid Brass |
The 2 to 2-1/4 inch projection provides clearance for most panel configurations without sticking out awkwardly. Panels from 3/4-inch to 1-1/8-inch thickness work with these pulls — covering everything from standard overlay doors to thick custom panels.
Colonial Design Details Worth the Upcharge
Traditional Colonial design with classic European architectural cues defines these pulls, featuring engraved accents and baroque-style detailing. This isn’t minimalist hardware trying to disappear. These pulls make a statement that matches historic restoration projects and traditional luxury kitchens.
The Colonial Collection coordinates across the 747, 748, and 749 series, allowing contractors to maintain design consistency from cabinet knobs to appliance pulls. Eight finish options span from Antique Nickel through Satin Brass, though Oil-Rubbed Bronze and Satin Nickel dominate traditional kitchen specifications.
The detailing holds up under scrutiny. Run your hand along the engraved sections and you’ll feel crisp edges, not the soft, undefined casting typical of budget hardware. That precision comes from quality tooling and proper finishing — details that separate contractor-grade from big-box alternatives.
Installation Reality Check
Precision drilling at exactly 12-inch or 15-inch centers leaves zero room for measurement errors. Unlike adjustable pulls that forgive sloppy layout, these require accurate marking and drilling. The concealed surface mounting adds another complexity layer — alignment becomes critical when you can’t see the fasteners.
Mounting hardware comes included, but verify thread pitch matches your panel thickness before drilling. The CS models need specific clearance behind the panel for the concealed mounting system. Check panel construction — some laminated panels lack the structural integrity for heavy hardware.
The Bottom Line
At 5.0 out of 5 stars from Ferguson, contractors aren’t complaining about these pulls. The solid brass construction handles daily use better than plated zinc. The mounting options — especially the concealed surface system — solve real problems on high-end appliances.
Skip these for budget remodels where homeowners won’t appreciate the difference. But for historic restorations, luxury kitchens, or any project where cabinet hardware makes a design statement, Schaub’s Colonial pulls deliver the authentic detailing and build quality that cheaper alternatives can’t match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What sizes do Schaub Colonial appliance pulls come in?
Schaub Colonial appliance pulls are available in two sizes: the 749 series with 12-inch center-to-center (12-7/8 inches overall length) and the 7495 series with 15-inch center-to-center (16 inches overall length). Both sizes are cast from solid brass and feature 2 to 2-1/4 inch projection depths.
Q: What’s the difference between standard and CS models of Schaub Colonial pulls?
The CS (Concealed Surface) models hide all mounting hardware behind the pull body for a seamless appearance, while standard models use traditional screw-through installation with visible mounting points. Both versions are made from the same solid brass construction and work with panel thicknesses from 3/4-inch to 1-1/8-inch.
Q: What finishes are available for Schaub Colonial Cabinet Appliance Pulls?
Schaub offers eight finish options for the Colonial series: Antique Nickel (AN), Aurora Bronze (AUB), Flat Black (FB), Oil-Rubbed Bronze (10B), Polished Chrome (26), Polished Nickel (PN), Satin Brass (SB), and Satin Nickel (15). Each finish is applied to the solid brass body for durability.
Q: How much do Schaub Colonial appliance pulls weigh?
The CS7495 variant weighs approximately 2.5 pounds (1.13 kg), reflecting the solid brass single-piece construction. This substantial weight provides a premium feel compared to lighter zinc alloy alternatives.
Q: What cabinet hardware coordinates with Schaub Colonial appliance pulls?
Schaub’s Colonial Collection includes matching pieces like the 4-inch 747 pulls and the 748/749 series knobs, all featuring the same baroque-style detailing and engraved accents. These coordinating pieces are available in the same eight finish options for consistent design across kitchen cabinetry.
Q: What warranty does Schaub provide on Colonial Cabinet Appliance Pulls?
Schaub & Company backs their Colonial pulls with a Manufacturer Limited Lifetime Warranty that covers manufacturing defects in material and workmanship under normal use. The warranty applies to the solid brass construction and finish integrity.
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