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The Schwinn 2548 series pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers for wide drawers, pantry doors, and oversized cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized.
A 7-9/16 inch center-to-center pull is the right tool for wide format cabinetry. Wide drawers on a base cabinet, full-height pantry doors, and furniture-scale islands all benefit from hardware at this spacing because it spans the front proportionally rather than sitting as a small object on a large plane. The 192 mm hole pattern is a standard cabinet industry spacing, which means it drops onto existing holes on a drawer or door drilled to that dimension without any re-drilling. For a cabinet shop or contractor working through a run of wide-drawer bases, that alignment matters.
The pull is cast in zinc alloy and finished in Dark Nickel, a cooler, deeper take on the silver-tone family. Dark Nickel sits between brushed nickel and gunmetal on the spectrum: it has the gray-silver base of a nickel finish but with added depth that keeps it from reading as bright or chrome-like. On white or light gray fronts it holds strong contrast; on darker cabinetry it reads as a tonal layer rather than a sharp accent. The slim 3/8 inch bar section keeps the profile minimal, so the length of the pull does the visual work rather than the mass of the grip.
Cabinet shops fitting wide-drawer bases and tall pantry runs reach for a pull at this center-to-center when the hole pattern is already set at 192 mm and the finish program calls for something darker than standard satin nickel. Designers working a contemporary kitchen where all the hardware should read as a single quiet line across the fronts use this pull on the wide pieces and pair it with the 128 mm variant on narrower drawers, keeping the same series and finish throughout. Homeowners replacing existing 192 mm hardware on a base cabinet or island will find this a direct swap onto the existing holes.
The hole spacing and overall length. The 192 mm version mounts on 7-9/16 inch centers and measures 8-7/8 inches end to end. Both share the same 2548 series profile, bar section, and Dark Nickel finish, so they coordinate directly when mixed across a run of cabinetry.
No. Dark Nickel is a deeper, cooler finish than a standard brushed nickel. It has less sheen and more gray depth, which gives it a different character in the room even though both sit in the silver-tone family.
Measure between the centers of your two existing screw holes. If that measurement is 7-9/16 inches (192 mm), this pull mounts without re-drilling.
The slim bar profile and Dark Nickel finish suit contemporary and transitional kitchens, particularly flat-front slab and shaker cabinetry where the hardware is meant to read as a clean line rather than a decorative accent.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door front calls for 192 mm hardware and the finish program runs dark rather than bright.