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The Schwinn 3756 Series pull is a contemporary rectangular cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces where a shorter center-to-center spacing is the right fit. Finished in Anodized Aluminum over an aluminum substrate, it belongs to a coordinated family of pulls spanning multiple center-to-center sizes.
The 2-1/2 inch center-to-center is the right call on spice drawers, narrow upper cabinets, jewelry box fronts, and any door or drawer where a longer pull would overhang the edges or look out of scale. At 3-5/16 inches overall, the grip clears the mounting holes by less than half an inch on each side, keeping the footprint proportional to a smaller front. If you are working a kitchen where the base drawers take a longer pull and the upper doors need something shorter, this spacing is how you keep the same design language across both without forcing an oversized bar onto a narrow door.
The pull is made from aluminum rather than the zinc alloy used across most of this catalog, which means it is lighter in hand. The Anodized Aluminum finish is not a paint or plating applied over a different metal: it is an electrochemical conversion of the aluminum surface itself, so the finish and the substrate are the same material. That process produces a hard, consistent silver tone that does not peel or chip the way a coating can. The low-sheen surface reads as neutral under most kitchen lighting and coordinates with brushed stainless appliances and silver-tone fixtures without matching them exactly.
This pull is a practical choice for cabinet shops and contractors running a contemporary or transitional kitchen where the hardware program needs to extend from the largest drawer fronts down to the narrowest ones without a visible shift in style. Because the 3756 Series spans several center-to-center sizes, the same rectangular profile and anodized finish carry through the whole run. It also works well for designers specifying a secondary pull for upper doors in a kitchen where the base drawers take a longer bar from the same family, and for homeowners replacing hardware on a spice rack or a narrow accent cabinet where the existing holes fall at 64 mm.
It mounts on 2-1/2 inch (64 mm) centers. Measure between the centers of your existing holes and compare to that figure before ordering.
The projection is 13/16 inch (21 mm) from the mounting surface to the back of the grip, which is on the lower end for a bar pull of this type.
Anodizing converts the aluminum surface rather than coating it, so it resists chipping and peeling. It is a standard finish for aluminum cabinet hardware.
The 3756 Series is available in additional center-to-center sizes with the same rectangular profile and Anodized Aluminum finish, which is precisely how the family is designed to be used across a run with varying front widths.
When the front is narrow and a longer pull would look forced, this 64 mm pull keeps the contemporary line intact without overrunning the cabinet face.