Corinthian Silver Cabinet Hardware

Corinthian silver cabinet hardware: four shapes, one bright tone

Corinthian silver cabinet hardware, made by Schaub and Company, breaks down into four separate item numbers. 872-CRS is the short cup pull. 8716-CRS and 871-CRS split one pull silhouette across two nearly identical lengths. 870-CRS supplies the knob, and 868-CRS stretches out into an appliance pull. Every one of those four codes carries the same bright silver plating, which means a drawer, a cabinet door, and even a refrigerator panel could all get outfitted under this one Schaub finish name, no second collection required partway through the job.

Untangling the two pull lengths

8716-CRS measures 6 inches hole to hole; 871-CRS measures 96 millimeters, shorter by less than a quarter inch. Print out a spec sheet and check both numbers against the metric conversion, since eyeballing two close lengths side by side invites an error nobody notices until the box is already open on the counter. Buyers covering a panel-front refrigerator or an oversized drawer skip both and go straight to 868-CRS, sized at 15 inches.

Why the tone reads cool

Corinthian's silver plating throws more brightness than a dull gray pewter would, sitting nearer a mirror finish without quite matching one. A kitchen built around gray-veined quartz or exposed stainless appliances already has metal cool enough that this silver won't fight it for attention. Knob 870-CRS spans just under 1-1/2 inches, giving Corinthian a single-hole option once a door calls for one mounting screw instead of two.

Sizing down and warming up

Cup pull 872-CRS measures 3 inches total, sized for a narrow vanity drawer that a longer pull would crowd. Schaub casts this same shape family in brass and bronze too, both options to check if Corinthian's silhouette appeals but the cool silver cast clashes with the metal already on the walls.