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This Schwinn 3766 series pull is an anodized aluminum tab pull built for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a standard-length pull would look undersized. At 10-1/16 inch (256 mm) center-to-center, it is scaled for wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and furniture-style cabinetry where the hardware needs to keep pace with the front.
A 10-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is the right scale for wide base drawers — the kind that span a 30- or 36-inch base cabinet — and for full-height doors on pantry units, tall hutch sections, and upper cabinets where a shorter pull would look pinched against the front. The tab form sits flush and low-profile, so it suits contemporary slab and flat-panel cabinetry where the hardware is meant to read as part of the geometry rather than a separate object mounted to it. It also works well on furniture-style built-ins and media cabinetry where pull length and front width need to track each other.
The pull is built from aluminum and finished with an anodized process, which bonds the finish into the surface rather than coating on top of it. The result is a consistent, low-sheen silver-tone surface that resists wear at the grip point over time. Anodized aluminum reads neutral in most kitchens and baths, coordinating easily with brushed or satin metal fixtures without competing with them. The matte quality of the surface keeps the hardware from drawing attention to itself, which lets the cabinetry hold the visual weight of the room.
Cabinet shops and contractors specifying contemporary kitchens will find this pull a straightforward fit on wide drawer banks and tall doors where the drilling pattern is already at 256 mm. For designers, the 3766 series gives access to companion hardware across the Schwinn line, which means the same design language can extend across different front sizes without switching collections. Homeowners replacing hardware on wide base cabinets or pantry units will find the 10-1/16 inch spacing one of the cleaner replacements in this size range, requiring no new holes when the existing pattern matches.
No. The center-to-center distance is 10-1/16 inches (256 mm), which is the hole-to-hole drilling dimension. The overall length is 14-13/16 inches (376 mm), which is the full end-to-end size of the pull. Drill to the 10-1/16 inch spacing, not the overall length.
At 10-1/16 inches center-to-center, this pull is proportioned for wide fronts, typically base drawers spanning 30 inches or more, full-height pantry doors, and similar large-format cabinetry. Sizing hardware relative to the front is a design preference, not a fixed rule.
Anodized surfaces clean easily with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, which can scratch the finish.
Yes. The Schwinn 3766 series includes hardware in multiple center-to-center spacings, so the same collection can be used across different drawer and door widths in the same project.
When the front is wide and the hardware needs to match it, this pull delivers the correct drilling pattern, a clean aluminum finish, and a tab profile that stays out of the way of the cabinetry doing the design work.