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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a wide-grip, contemporary cabinet pull designed for drawer fronts and door faces where a broad horizontal sweep suits the proportions better than a narrower bar.
A 6-5/16 inch center-to-center spacing lands this pull squarely in the range suited to wider drawer fronts and full-height upper cabinet doors. At nearly 12 inches from end to end, the tab form reads as a horizontal band across the front rather than a discrete handle, which works particularly well on slab and flat-panel doors where the hardware is the only surface detail. It is also a natural fit on a deep base drawer or a wide pot-and-pan drawer where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front's width.
The pull is machined from aluminum and finished with an anodized surface treatment rather than a plated or painted one. Anodizing converts the outer layer of the metal itself, which means the finish does not sit on top waiting to chip or peel — it is part of the aluminum. The result is a consistent, matte silver tone that holds its appearance through daily kitchen use without the upkeep that a polished or coated surface can require. The Anodized Aluminum finish places this pull in the Silver Tone color family, making it a straightforward companion to stainless appliance fronts, brushed nickel fixtures, and other cool-metal finishes already in the space.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers working on contemporary kitchens, laundry rooms, or office cabinetry where the hardware program is aluminum or cool silver and the doors are flat-fronted. The tab profile and the long overall length make it a strong candidate for frameless European-style cabinetry, where wide fronts and minimal ornamentation are the norm. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide drawer bank will find the 6-5/16 inch spacing is a common drilling pattern on cabinets from the past two decades, which simplifies a like-for-like replacement without redrilling. Because this is a Schwinn 3766 Series piece, companion pulls in other center-to-center sizes are available within the same family for projects that span multiple drawer widths.
Center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes — 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) — and is the number you match to your existing hole pattern or drill to. Overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull, which is 11-13/16 inches (300 mm). The two numbers are different, and it is the center-to-center figure you need when ordering as a replacement.
Anodizing is a surface conversion rather than a coating, so there is no layer to chip or flake off in normal use. It handles daily contact and cleaning well and does not require any special maintenance beyond wiping down.
Yes. The tab form and the long horizontal profile are particularly common on full-overlay frameless cabinetry, where the wider fronts accommodate this scale of pull naturally.
Yes. The Schwinn 3766 Series is available in a range of center-to-center spacings, so projects that include both narrow and wide drawer fronts can draw from the same family.
When the project calls for a pull that stretches across a wide front in a clean, cool silver finish, this 6-5/16 inch tab pull delivers the scale and the surface to match.