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This Schwinn 2389 Series pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers with a Polished Chrome finish.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is the number a buyer replaces against. It sits between the narrow 96 mm standard and the wider 160 mm spacing, landing in the range that suits a broad class of mid-size drawer fronts and upper cabinet doors. If the existing holes are drilled to 128 mm, this pull drops in without touching a drill. For new builds, that same spacing gives a mid-width drawer the visual and ergonomic scale it needs without the pull looking undersized or overreaching the front. At 5-3/8 inches overall, the bar extends slightly beyond the mounting posts, which is normal for a bar pull and gives the grip a clean, uninterrupted run.
The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy, and finished in Polished Chrome. Polished Chrome is a bright, mirror-adjacent surface that reflects the light along the flat face of the bar. Unlike a brushed or satin chrome, it does not hide marks so much as wipe clean easily, and it pairs well with the reflective edges of stainless appliances and chrome faucets already common in kitchens and baths. The Contemporary design style of the 2389 collection keeps the profile spare enough that the finish is what the eye tracks, making the hardware choice here largely a fixture-coordination decision.
This pull is a natural fit for a kitchen, bath, or laundry room already running polished chrome fixtures, where the goal is to join an existing metal program rather than introduce a new one. It is equally useful on a renovation where the cabinetry is being refreshed but the existing holes are drilled to 128 mm centers and re-drilling is not an option. Designers specifying for a contemporary or transitional space will find the 2389 profile straightforward to coordinate, and cabinet shops sourcing for a project that calls for chrome hardware in a mid-size pull can rely on the standard spacing to simplify installation across a run of drawers.
Center-to-center, 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes and is the number to match against existing holes or your drill template. Overall length, 5-3/8 inches (137 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull, including the posts, and is a clearance and proportion figure rather than a drilling figure.
Zamak is a zinc-aluminum die-casting alloy widely used in cabinet hardware because it holds tight tolerances and takes a plated finish evenly. It is the dominant material across this product category and performs well in interior cabinetry applications.
A polished surface is more likely to show smudges than a brushed or matte finish, but it also cleans up quickly with a dry cloth. For high-traffic drawers, that trade-off is worth knowing before choosing between polished and brushed options.
Yes. A bar pull is surface-mounted through two holes and works on both cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The 128 mm spacing and 5-3/8 inch overall length are well-proportioned for upper cabinet doors as well as mid-width drawers.
For cabinetry drilled to 128 mm centers or any project calling for a clean chrome bar pull at mid-scale, the Schwinn 2389 delivers a straightforward fit and a finish that coordinates with the fixtures already in the room.