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The Schwinn 2389 pull is a contemporary bar pull sized for the wide drawer fronts, tall cabinet doors, and oversized fronts that smaller pulls cannot span with confidence. At 10-1/16 inch (256 mm) center-to-center, it is built for the hardware holes that shorter pulls simply cannot reach.
A 10-1/16 inch center-to-center pull is a deliberate fit choice, not a default. It suits a three- or four-drawer stack where the designer wants each front to carry a single pull that runs nearly edge to edge, a tall upper door that would look underscaled with a five-inch bar, or a wide base cabinet with a 30- to 36-inch front. At this spacing the hardware becomes part of the visual structure of the cabinetry rather than a detail on top of it. It also covers the 256 mm hole pattern that appliance-scale and furniture-style cabinets are commonly drilled to, making it a direct swap on an existing drilling without picking up a router.
The pull is cast in zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy used across this category for its dimensional precision and its ability to hold a consistent finish across high-volume production. The Matte Black finish is applied over that substrate as a low-sheen surface that does not pick up directional light the way a polished finish does. On a wide bar, that matters: a polished surface runs a bright highlight the full length of the pull, which can compete visually with the cabinetry. Matte Black absorbs that energy and keeps the pull reading as a line rather than as a light source. It holds its contrast against light-painted fronts and reads as texture rather than gloss against darker ones.
Cabinet shops finishing furniture-style kitchens, bath vanities with wide drawer banks, and built-ins with full-height door fronts are the natural buyers here. At 10-3/8 inches overall the bar makes a clear visual statement, so it fits a design program where the hardware is meant to be seen and not merely functional. It also suits a renovation where the existing holes are drilled to 256 mm centers and the project calls for hardware that drops in without modification. The contemporary bar profile pairs cleanly with flat-panel and slab doors, and the 2389 series gives designers a path to companion pieces in the same collection for a unified hardware program across an entire room.
Center-to-center is the drilling dimension: 10-1/16 inches between the centers of the two mounting holes. Overall length is the end-to-end size of the bar at 10-3/8 inches. Always match your holes to the center-to-center figure, not the overall length.
Zamak is a zinc-aluminum die-casting alloy widely used in cabinet hardware for its consistent dimensional accuracy and its ability to hold a stable finish over time in typical indoor conditions.
A matte surface shows far fewer fingerprints than a polished one. The low-sheen texture scatters light rather than reflecting it, so marks are much less visible day to day.
The 2389 series from Schwinn Hardware includes additional pull sizes, so you can coordinate across different drawer and door widths within the same collection and finish.
Yes. At this center-to-center spacing it is proportioned for wide drawer fronts, tall upper doors, and full-height panels equally well. The bar profile reads the same whether mounted horizontally on a drawer or vertically on a door.
When the front is wide enough to demand a pull at 256 mm centers, this bar delivers the span, the profile, and the Matte Black finish to complete it without compromise.