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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a contemporary cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers and finished in Black.
The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) center-to-center is a natural step up from the 128 mm standard, landing comfortably on wider base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and large upper cabinet doors where a shorter pull would look undersized. At 11-13/16 inches end to end, the pull spans enough of the front to read as intentional rather than incidental. If you are replacing existing hardware drilled to this spacing, the 160 mm centers drop straight onto those holes with no new drilling required.
Aluminum is the natural material choice for a pull this length. It carries the span without the weight that a comparable zinc casting would add to the door, and it keeps the profile clean under a matte finish. The Black finish sits flat against the aluminum surface with no sheen, which means the pull holds its color consistently under different lighting conditions and does not pick up reflections the way a polished or satin surface would. Black aluminum at this scale is a direct fit for flat-front and slab cabinetry in a contemporary kitchen or bath where hardware is meant to anchor the visual, not fade into it.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for contemporary kitchens with wider drawer banks and full-height door fronts. The 160 mm spacing appears frequently on European-style cabinetry and on domestic programs sized for larger drawers, so this is a practical specification for a range of project types: a residential remodel with 18 to 24 inch base drawers, a spec build standardizing one pull size across an entire run, or a retrofit where the existing holes already land at this spacing. The tab form keeps the profile low and the geometry flat, which is the right language for shaker and slab door styles.
Yes. 160 mm converts to 6-5/16 inches, and both values describe the same hole spacing. Either measurement will confirm a match to your existing drill pattern.
A tab pull is a flat projecting plate gripped along its face rather than around a round or squared bar. The grip profile is shallower and sits closer to the door, giving a lower-profile look than a traditional bar pull while offering the same two-hole mounting.
Matte and flat black finishes are generally more forgiving than polished surfaces when it comes to visible smudges, though any hardware in daily use will benefit from occasional wiping.
Yes. The Schwinn 3766 Series includes additional center-to-center sizes in the same tab pull design, allowing a consistent hardware program across a full cabinet run with different drawer and door widths.
When the drawer bank or door calls for 160 mm centers and the design language is flat and contemporary, this Schwinn tab pull delivers the right geometry in a durable aluminum build with a consistent Black finish.