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The Schwinn 2389 Series pull is a contemporary bar pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that need hardware scaled to match them, mounting on 10-1/16 inch (256 mm) centers.
A 10-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is a long reach, and that is the point. Wide pot drawers, deep base cabinet fronts, and oversized pantry doors carry visual mass that a short pull disappears against. At this span, the bar reads as a deliberate horizontal element rather than a small fitting lost on a large face. It also makes the pull easier to grab with a full hand rather than a pinch, which matters on heavy doors and frequently used drawers. This is the spacing specified when proportion and daily function both demand that the hardware carry its weight on the front.
The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy that takes fine detail well and holds a consistent finish surface. The Dark Nickel finish delivers a cool, muted tone that sits between silver and graphite: it has the cool undertone of nickel without the brightness of polished chrome, and it reads darker and more settled than a satin nickel. Against light cabinetry it holds contrast without the hard edge of matte black. On darker fronts it adds depth without disappearing. The low sheen is particularly forgiving in kitchens where overhead lighting would otherwise pick up every mark on a high-gloss surface.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for wide-drawer base runs, tall shaker pantry fronts, or furniture-style islands with deep drawer stacks will find the 256 mm spacing practical on fronts where smaller pulls look under-scaled. Designers working in a contemporary or transitional kitchen where the hardware program reads cool and understated will recognize Dark Nickel as a finish that bridges polished and matte without committing to either. Homeowners replacing hardware on existing cabinetry drilled to 256 mm centers get a clean swap with no additional drilling. The 2389 collection includes companion pieces in the same series, so coordinating knobs and shorter pulls for other fronts in the same run is straightforward.
Center-to-center, 10-1/16 inches (256 mm), is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes and the dimension to match to existing holes or to mark for new ones. Overall length, 10-3/8 inches (264 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the bar and determines how much face the pull covers.
Dark Nickel is a low-sheen finish. It is neither a bright polish nor a flat matte, but closer to the matte end, with a subtle sheen that reads cool and graphite-adjacent in most lighting.
The 256 mm center-to-center is commonly used on wide drawers, tall pantry doors, and large base cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look proportionally small. It is a design choice rather than a fixed rule, but this spacing is one of the standard wide-format options in contemporary kitchen hardware programs.
Yes. The 2389 collection includes other pieces in the same series and finish, making it possible to coordinate pulls at different center-to-center spacings and matching knobs across the same hardware program.
When the cabinetry is large and the finish program runs cool, this pull delivers the span and the finish tone to match both.