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This Schwinn 3756 Series pull is a contemporary rectangular cabinet pull that mounts on 2-1/2 inch (64 mm) centers, sized for upper cabinet doors, narrow drawer fronts, and smaller cabinetry where a longer pull would overwhelm the front.
A 2-1/2 inch center-to-center pull is one of the narrower standard spacings in a cabinet hardware program, and that makes it the right tool for specific spots. Upper cabinet doors, spice drawers, narrow base cabinet doors, and bathroom vanity drawers are the fronts where a longer pull would look out of scale or simply not fit the available face. On a run of wall cabinets where the doors are 12 to 15 inches wide, a pull at this spacing stays proportionate to the front and leaves the face uncrowded. It also suits a retrofit where the existing holes are already drilled at 64 mm and no new boring is needed.
The pull is made from aluminum and finished in Polished Chrome. Aluminum is lighter than zinc by a meaningful margin, and on a small pull that weight difference is noticeable in the hand without affecting the grip. Polished Chrome on aluminum delivers the same bright, mirror-like surface as on a zinc or steel base, and it coordinates naturally with chrome faucets, light fixtures, and appliance trims already in most kitchens and baths. Because it is polished rather than brushed, the surface reflects light across its flat rectangular face, which catches the eye more readily than a satin finish would. That reflectivity works in favor of a smaller pull: it gives the hardware more visual presence than its compact footprint might otherwise project.
This pull is a practical specification for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program runs chrome and the cabinetry includes a mix of door sizes. Designers specifying a full kitchen often need a 64 mm pull to close out the upper doors and narrow base pulls while the wider drawers step up to a longer spacing. Cabinet shops building contemporary flat-front or slab-door programs will find the rectangular profile sits flush and clean against those door styles. Homeowners replacing hardware on a tight budget or a tight timeline will find the 64 mm spacing one of the most commonly pre-drilled patterns, which means this pull frequently drops onto existing holes without additional boring.
The 2-1/2 inch (64 mm) figure is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. The pull measures 3-5/16 inches (84 mm) end to end overall, so the ends extend beyond the holes on each side. Match your existing holes to the 64 mm center-to-center figure, not to the overall length.
Aluminum is a common cabinet hardware material that handles routine indoor kitchen and bath use well. It is lighter than zinc while still providing a solid, finished feel at this scale.
A polished surface is more likely to show smudges than a brushed or matte finish, and wipes clean just as easily. It is worth keeping in mind on high-touch cabinet doors.
It is part of the Schwinn 3756 Series, so companion hardware in that collection shares the same design language and finish for mixing across door and drawer sizes.
When the front is narrow and the program is chrome, this 64 mm pull closes the hardware specification without overstepping the door.