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The Schwinn 2389 Series pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers and finished in Dark Nickel.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is a step up from the more common 128 mm spacing and lands where proportionality starts to matter. On a wide base drawer, a 160 mm pull gives the hand more bar to grip and keeps the hardware from looking undersized relative to the front it mounts on. It is also a natural fit on tall upper doors and pantry fronts, where a shorter pull can read as an afterthought. If the existing cabinetry was drilled to 160 mm centers, this pull drops on without any new drilling.
The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy that takes a consistent finish across complex profiles, and finished in Dark Nickel. Dark Nickel occupies a distinct space in a hardware palette: it is cooler than an oil-rubbed bronze and richer than a standard brushed nickel, with enough depth to hold its own on dark cabinetry and enough restraint to sit quietly on a lighter finish. The low-sheen surface diffuses light rather than reflecting it, which means the pull reads as a line on the door rather than a highlight across it.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers building out contemporary or transitional kitchens where the drawer and door program runs wider than average. The 160 mm spacing is common enough that many buyers are replacing in-kind, and the Dark Nickel finish works well in a mixed-metal kitchen where the goal is a neutral that does not compete with a black or chrome fixture nearby. It is equally at home in a bath vanity with wider drawer fronts or a furniture-style island where the hardware needs visual weight to match the scale of the piece.
Yes. The two values describe the same hole spacing. The pull mounts on 6-5/16 inch centers, which is the standard imperial expression of the 160 mm metric spacing.
Dark Nickel is deeper and richer in tone, with a slightly warmer undertone than a standard brushed nickel. They are different finishes and will not read as a match side by side.
Many designers scale a pull to roughly one third of the drawer's width, which at 6-5/8 inches overall puts this pull on fronts in the 18 to 21 inch range. That is a design convention, not a specification, and the final choice is yours.
The 2389 Series includes other pieces in the same collection. Search by series to find the matching hardware in the same finish.
When the cabinetry runs wider and the hole spacing is 160 mm, this Dark Nickel bar pull gives the front the hardware weight it needs without drawing attention away from the cabinetry itself.