Schaub and Company Pub House Collection cabinet hardware
The Pub House Collection is Schaub's knurled-texture line, where every knob, pull, and T-knob carries a fine cross-hatched grip pattern across its surface. It is an industrial-leaning family that turns the texture itself into the design, recalling the knurled fittings of bar, shop, and machine hardware.
What identifies the Pub House look
The line spans round knobs at about 1-1/4-inch diameter, 2-inch T-knobs, and pulls at compact center-to-center spacings near 3-1/2 inches, plus coordinating backplates. Knurling runs across the whole range, so a knob and a pull read as the same family at a glance even on different cabinets. The texture also adds genuine grip, which is useful on a working kitchen or a home bar where hands are often wet.
Choosing within the line
Pub House suits industrial, modern-vintage, and transitional kitchens, butler's pantries, and home bars where the hardware can carry character rather than disappear. Finishes run matte black, brushed nickel, polished chrome, polished nickel, and signature satin brass, so the same knurl can read warm or cool. Because knobs, T-knobs, pulls, and backplates all share the texture, you can run knobs on doors and pulls on drawers and keep the room unified. The T-knob is a practical pick for narrow drawers or glass fronts where a round knob would look undersized.
Related Schaub and Company collections
For a traditional appliance-pull alternative within the brand, see the Traditional Collection, or browse the full Schaub and Company brand page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the knurled texture on Pub House hardware, and does it serve a functional purpose?
Knurling is a fine cross-hatched grip pattern machined or pressed across the surface of each piece. On Pub House hardware, the texture runs across knobs, T-knobs, pulls, and backplates alike, which creates a unified family look across a room. The grip is also practical: in a working kitchen or home bar where hands are frequently wet, the textured surface provides better hold than a smooth-barreled pull or knob.
How does the Pub House Collection differ from the Schaub Traditional Collection?
Pub House is an industrial-leaning line defined by its knurled texture, compact proportions, and finishes like matte black and satin brass that suit modern-vintage and transitional spaces. The Schaub Traditional Collection, by contrast, is positioned as a traditional appliance-pull alternative within the brand, meaning its forms and finish palette are oriented toward more classic, ornate cabinetry rather than bar, shop, or machine-inspired aesthetics. The two share a brand but occupy distinct design lanes.
What sizes are available in the Pub House Collection, and how do you choose between a knob, T-knob, and pull?
The line includes round knobs at approximately 1-1/4-inch diameter, T-knobs at 2 inches, and pulls at center-to-center spacings near 3-1/2 inches, along with coordinating backplates. Round knobs work on cabinet doors, while pulls suit standard drawers where a broader grip is preferable. The T-knob is specifically recommended for narrow drawers or glass-front cabinet doors where a standard round knob would appear undersized relative to the door panel.
What finishes does Pub House come in, and can the same collection hardware be mixed across different cabinet types?
Pub House is available in matte black, brushed nickel, polished chrome, polished nickel, and satin brass, covering both warm and cool tonal directions. Because every piece in the line — knobs, T-knobs, pulls, and backplates — shares the same knurled texture, mixing hardware types across a single kitchen or bar does not break visual cohesion: a knob on a door and a pull on a drawer read as the same family at a glance.
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