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The Schwinn 2334 Series pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in a Dark Nickel finish.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is one of the standard hole patterns drilled on factory-built and custom cabinetry alike. It appears on a wide range of upper door pairs, base drawer fronts from roughly 12 to 18 inches wide, and vanity drawer banks. When the existing cabinetry is already drilled to this spacing, replacing the hardware is a direct swap with no new holes needed. That makes the 128 mm pull the most frequently replaced size in a kitchen refresh, and it is why confirming this spacing first saves the most time on site.
The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy that holds fine edge detail from the die, and finished in Dark Nickel. Dark Nickel occupies a distinct place in a hardware finish palette: it carries the cool undertone of nickel without the brightness of polished or satin versions, and it reads with more depth than a flat matte. Against white or light-painted fronts it provides soft contrast. Against medium wood tones it reads as a quiet accent rather than a strong graphic. For a kitchen or bath running darker or more subdued metals, it bridges the gap between chrome-family and black-family hardware without committing fully to either.
This pull suits a contemporary kitchen, bath, or furniture-style built-in where the hardware should read as a clean horizontal line without calling attention to itself. The slim 3/8 inch bar works especially well on flat-front and shaker doors, where the geometry of the pull stays in the same visual family as the cabinetry. It is also a practical choice for a cabinet shop specifying a single pull across a mixed door-and-drawer program: the 128 mm spacing is drilled on both door and drawer construction in most production runs, so one SKU can cover the full installation. Designers running a contemporary palette with subdued metal tones will find Dark Nickel compatible with unlacquered nickel plumbing, gunmetal fixtures, and similar finishes without promising a cross-brand color match.
Center-to-center is the drilling dimension: 5-1/16 inches (128 mm) between the centers of the two mounting holes. Overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull at 5-7/16 inches (138 mm). The extra 3/8 inch on each end is the post and end cap overhang beyond the holes.
No. Dark Nickel has a deeper, more subdued tone than Satin Nickel. Satin Nickel tends toward a lighter, warm-silver appearance; Dark Nickel reads cooler and darker, closer in value to aged or gunmetal finishes.
Yes. A bar pull installs the same way on a door or a drawer front, and the 128 mm spacing is commonly drilled on both in production cabinetry.
The 2334 Series includes other hardware in the same design language and finish. Check the collection for matching pulls at other center-to-center spacings and coordinating knobs.
When the cabinetry is already drilled to 128 mm and the finish program calls for something cooler and quieter than chrome, this pull closes the gap without requiring a compromise on either dimension.