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The Schwinn 2389 Series pull is a contemporary bar pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in a Matte Black finish.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is one of the standard hole spacings that appears across a wide range of cabinet programs, which means this pull is often the right fit when replacing existing hardware without redrilling. On a mid-size drawer, it spans enough of the front to give a solid grip without overscaling the face. It also works well on upper cabinet doors where the pull sits at a natural reach height and the spacing keeps it proportional to the door stile. If the job involves a consistent hole pattern across a full kitchen, this spacing is likely already in the plans.
The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum die-casting alloy, and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface avoids the bright spots a polished finish develops under task lighting, which matters in kitchens and baths where the hardware is at eye level or close to it. Matte Black also holds its appearance against a range of cabinet colors: it builds contrast on white and light-painted fronts, and it recedes on charcoal and deep-toned cabinetry so the fronts stay the focal point. The bar profile's flat face keeps the silhouette simple, which is why it pairs naturally with slab and shaker doors rather than with more detailed or profiled fronts.
This pull suits cabinet shops and contractors specifying a black hardware program across a full kitchen or bath. The 128 mm center-to-center is a spacing that shows up frequently in specification sheets, so it drops into a pre-drilled door bank without the extra step of filling and redrilling holes. Designers working on contemporary or transitional interiors will find the flat bar profile and matte finish flexible enough to move across frameless European cabinetry, inset face-frame doors, and furniture-style vanities without reading as application-specific. Homeowners replacing a single set of pulls will find this spacing one of the easiest to match.
Yes. It is one of the standard center-to-center spacings specified across a wide range of cabinet lines, which makes it a straightforward match for many existing installations.
A matte surface does not show fingerprints or light scratches as readily as a polished finish does, which is one reason it is a common specification in high-touch areas like kitchens and baths.
Zamak is a zinc-aluminum die-casting alloy. It is the base material for a large portion of the cabinet hardware in this category. It is not solid brass, though it accepts similar surface finishes.
Yes. A bar pull at this center-to-center works on both cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The choice usually comes down to the proportions of the front it mounts on.
When the job calls for 128 mm centers and a clean matte black bar, this Schwinn 2389 Series pull covers both without compromise.