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The Schwinn Z240 pull is a contemporary cabinet pull in Dark Nickel, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers — a spacing that suits wide drawer fronts, pantry doors, and tall upper cabinets where a shorter pull would look undersized.
The 160 mm center-to-center dimension is the step up from the common 128 mm spacing, and it changes what the pull can do on the face of a cabinet. On a wide base drawer — one that spans the width of a range, a farm sink, or a double-door lower cabinet — a pull drilled to 160 mm sits proportionally across the front rather than clustering near the center. On a tall upper door or a pantry front, the added span gives the grip more visual presence without crossing into appliance-pull scale. If the cabinetry is already drilled to 160 mm, this pull drops on without modification.
The Z240 is cast in Zamak, a zinc alloy used throughout this segment for its dimensional consistency and finish adhesion. Dark Nickel is a nickel finish treated to a deeper, slightly warm-gray tone that sits between a bright chrome and an oil-rubbed bronze in the finish spectrum. It does not have the high sheen of polished nickel, and it does not cross into black territory — which makes it a practical middle ground when the kitchen runs silver-tone fixtures without committing to a bright metal. The 1/2 inch grip width keeps the bar slim, so the finish rather than the mass carries the look.
This pull is a natural fit for a contemporary kitchen, a bath vanity, or a built-in where the hardware program runs in the silver-tone family and the cabinetry includes at least some wider or taller fronts that need the longer spacing. Cabinet shops building to a flat-panel or shaker spec will find the slim 1/2 inch bar profile compatible with most door programs. Designers specifying across a full kitchen can use the Z240 collection to carry the same design language from narrow drawers to wide ones, stepping the center-to-center to match the front without changing the series.
The 160 mm pull mounts on holes spaced roughly 1-1/4 inches farther apart than a 128 mm pull. The two are not interchangeable without redrilling. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm which spacing your fronts are drilled to.
No. Dark Nickel is a deeper, slightly darker tone than a standard brushed nickel finish. It reads as a cooler gray rather than a bright silver, and it does not have the satin sheen typical of brushed nickel.
Yes. The bar pull form works on both doors and drawers. At 160 mm center-to-center it is well suited to taller upper doors and full-height pantry fronts, not just wide drawer banks.
The source data does not confirm whether fasteners are included with this pull. Check the box contents at time of order if screw length is critical to your installation.
When the cabinetry calls for 160 mm centers and the finish program runs silver-tone, the Z240 in Dark Nickel covers both requirements in a slim contemporary bar that works across doors and drawers alike.