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The Schwinn 3756 Series pull is a contemporary rectangular bar pull in Polished Chrome, sized at 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center for wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and oversized cabinet fronts where a short pull would look undersized.
The 192 mm center-to-center spacing is the standard for wide-format cabinetry: deep base drawers, full-height pantry fronts, tall upper cabinets, and island drawer banks where a 96 mm or 128 mm pull would read as too short. At this scale the pull spans enough of the front to feel proportional without dominating it. The rectangular profile keeps the silhouette flat and linear, which suits slab-front and shaker cabinetry in a contemporary kitchen or bath. It also works cleanly on built-in furniture pieces and media cabinets where the hardware program calls for a long, horizontal line.
Polished Chrome on aluminum behaves differently from the same finish on zinc. Aluminum's lower density means the pull is noticeably lighter than a comparably sized zinc bar, which matters when a cabinet shop is ordering hardware across a full kitchen. The polished surface runs consistently bright along the rectangular face, catching light evenly across the full 8-3/8 inch length. Chrome is the finish that coordinates most naturally with stainless appliances, chrome plumbing fixtures, and brushed nickel hardware already on the job, making it the practical choice when the goal is to join a metal palette already in the room rather than introduce a new one. The low-sheen posts keep the underside of the pull quiet so the bright face is what registers.
Cabinet shops finishing a contemporary kitchen with wide base drawers will find the 192 mm spacing eliminates the need to re-drill: it is a common hole pattern on wide fronts and drops straight onto existing layouts. Designers specifying a cohesive metal program in stainless and chrome benefit from the finish's neutrality across appliance brands. Contractors on spec builds and renovations will appreciate the aluminum construction, which handles a high-count hardware order without adding weight to the shipment. This pull also suits homeowners replacing undersized hardware on a wide drawer bank, where stepping up to a 192 mm pull brings the hardware into proportion with the front in a single swap.
Center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes, 7-9/16 inches (192 mm). That is the dimension to match to your existing holes or your drilling template. Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull at 8-3/8 inches (213 mm), which is always larger and governs how much of the front the pull spans visually.
Polished Chrome is an applied finish, so the base metal affects the pull's weight but not the surface appearance. Aluminum takes a chrome finish cleanly, and the result is the same bright reflective surface you would see on a zinc or brass substrate.
At 13/16 inch (21 mm) this is a low-projection pull. Whether it clears your specific drawer box at full extension depends on the slide depth and box configuration, so confirm the clearance against your actual slide travel before ordering for a tight installation.
Yes. The 3756 Series includes additional pulls in the same design family, so you can carry the same rectangular profile and finish across different cabinet sizes in the same project.
This pull resolves the most common proportioning problem in a wide-format kitchen: hardware that looks correct on a narrow drawer but disappears on a wide one. At 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers it is sized to hold its line across the fronts that need it most.