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The Schwinn 2389 Series pull is a contemporary bar pull that mounts on 10-1/16 inch (256 mm) centers, a span sized for wide drawer banks, pantry fronts, and tall cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized.
A 10-1/16 inch center-to-center is one of the widest standard hole spacings in kitchen hardware, and it shows up in specific situations: the wide drawer at the base of an island, a three- or four-drawer bank running together on a tall stack, a pantry door or refrigerator panel that needs a pull with visual weight to match its scale, and upper cabinets where the door height calls for something longer than a 5 or 6 inch pull. At this spacing the pull spans enough of the front that it reads as part of the cabinetry rather than as a small piece of hardware set against it.
The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy that holds fine detail and accepts a consistent surface finish across production runs. The Matte Gold finish is a warm gold tone without the high sheen of a polished brass or polished gold, which means it does not pick up reflections or show the fine surface variation that a polished finish would. Against light cabinet fronts it registers as warm and present; against darker wood tones it holds its own without competing. The matte surface is also more forgiving in daily use than a polished one.
Cabinet shops laying out a kitchen with a mix of standard and oversized fronts will use a 256 mm pull on the wide pieces and a shorter size from the same 2389 Series on the narrower ones, keeping the finish and profile consistent across the whole run. Designers specifying a transitional or contemporary kitchen with gold-tone hardware will often run this length on the drawer base and on any tall upper doors, anchoring the hardware program around the largest pieces first. It is also a practical choice for a renovation where existing holes are already drilled at 256 mm centers and the goal is a direct replacement in a warmer finish than what was there before.
The center-to-center, 10-1/16 inches (256 mm), is the distance between the two mounting holes and the number to match when replacing existing hardware. The overall length, 10-3/8 inches (264 mm), is the end-to-end size of the pull itself. The two are close on this model because the posts sit near the ends of the bar.
Yes. The 2389 Series is available in multiple center-to-center sizes in Matte Gold, so a narrower pull from the same series will carry the same finish and profile, letting you scale the hardware to the front size without changing the design language.
No. Matte Gold is its own finish with a low-sheen surface. Polished brass and satin brass are different finishes from different manufacturers and are not guaranteed to match, even when the name sounds similar.
The bar profile and matte gold tone work well on contemporary and transitional cabinetry, particularly slab fronts and shaker doors where the hardware is meant to be a clean horizontal line.
When the cabinetry includes wide fronts that need a pull sized to match them, this 10-1/16 inch Matte Gold bar pull from the Schwinn 2389 Series keeps the hardware program proportional and the finish consistent across every piece.