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This Schwinn 2891 pull is a contemporary rectangular cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts where a tighter hole spacing keeps the hardware in proportion with the front it mounts on.
Center-to-center spacing is the number that determines whether a pull drops onto existing holes or requires new ones, and 2-1/2 inches (64 mm) is a spacing that appears most often on narrow drawer fronts, spice pull-outs, small upper cabinet doors, and furniture-scaled cabinetry where a longer pull would look oversized. At 2-15/16 inches overall, this pull keeps its footprint close to the front rather than extending well past the posts, which suits doors and fronts where real estate is limited. If the cabinetry is already drilled to 64 mm, this pull is a direct swap with no new drilling needed.
The pull is cast from zamak, a zinc-aluminum alloy that holds fine detail through the die-casting process and accepts a plated finish evenly. The Polished Chrome surface is bright and mirror-like: it reflects the room and the light around it rather than absorbing them, which means it reads as a small accent that catches the eye without adding visual weight to the front. Polished surfaces show contact marks readily and clean off just as easily, which is worth knowing on a pull that sits at a high-traffic point on the cabinetry. Against white, gray, or light wood fronts, chrome tends to disappear into the fixture landscape. Against black or deep-toned cabinetry, the reflection creates contrast.
This pull is a natural fit for a kitchen or bath running chrome faucets and fixtures, where the cabinet hardware needs to join an existing metal rather than introduce a new one. It also works well on a secondary piece in a mixed hardware scheme: knobs on doors, this pull on narrow drawers, a longer 2891 series pull on wider drawers. Because it belongs to the 2891 collection, the design language and finish carry across companion pieces in the series, which is the straightforward way to build a coordinated hardware program without sourcing across multiple manufacturers.
Measure between the centers of your two existing mounting holes. If that distance is 2-1/2 inches (64 mm), this pull mounts without any new drilling. If your holes are a different spacing, you will need a pull matched to that measurement.
Rectangular. The grip has a flat face rather than a rounded bar section, which keeps it in the same geometric family as a slab or shaker door front.
Yes. The 2891 series includes companion pieces in the same design and finish, so you can match this pull to other sizes in the collection for a consistent look across different drawer and door widths.
No special care. A polished surface wipes clean with a damp cloth. It will show fingerprints more readily than a brushed or matte finish, but the same wipe removes them.
When the front is narrow and the fixture palette is already chrome, this pull resolves both constraints at once: a 64 mm spacing that fits the drilling and a Polished Chrome finish that coordinates with what is already in the room.