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This Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a contemporary aluminum pull for wide cabinet drawers and door fronts, mounting on 10-1/16 inch (256 mm) centers.
A 10-1/16 inch hole pattern is the standard for wide base drawers, deep pot drawers, and multi-width cabinet fronts that need hardware scaled to the front rather than centered on it as an afterthought. At this spacing the pull spans enough of the drawer face to feel proportional and to distribute the opening force across a wider footprint. It is also the right call on tall pantry doors and appliance-adjacent panels where the hardware needs to read from a distance. The 256 mm spacing is a common installation in contemporary kitchens running flat-slab or Shaker fronts at full overlay.
The pull is machined in aluminum and finished with an anodized nickel process rather than a plated or painted one. Anodizing integrates the finish into the aluminum surface rather than sitting on top of it, which means the finish holds up to repeated contact without peeling or wearing through at the edges the way a coating can. The resulting surface reads as a soft, consistent silver tone with no hotspots under directional kitchen light. Aluminum also keeps the pull light in hand, which matters less for hardware than for the door it is mounted on, but it does mean the 3766 Series pull does not add appreciable weight to a long front.
This pull is the right scale for a contemporary kitchen running wide drawer banks, full-height pantry towers, or island cabinetry where the hardware should match the proportions of the front. It also suits a bath vanity with a wide drawer and a designer or contractor who wants a consistent metal finish across pulls of different center-to-center spacings: the 3766 Series runs across a range of hole patterns, so the same profile and finish can carry through a cabinet layout that mixes narrow and wide fronts without switching hardware families.
Center-to-center, 10-1/16 inches (256 mm), is the distance between the two mounting holes and the dimension you match to your existing holes or drill to. Overall length, 14-13/16 inches (376 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull and tells you how much of the front it will cover visually.
No. Anodizing is an electrochemical process that converts the aluminum surface itself rather than applying a coating over it. The result is harder and more wear-resistant than paint and does not peel at the edges.
The 3766 Series is available at multiple center-to-center spacings, so you can run the same tab profile and Anodized Nickel finish across wide and narrow fronts in the same layout.
A tab pull has a flat face plate that stands off the cabinet front on posts. The fingers slide behind the tab and pull from that clearance space. It is a lower-profile grip than a bar pull and keeps the front looking flat from a distance.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door front is wide enough that smaller hardware would look incidental, and the finish program calls for a consistent anodized silver tone across the layout.