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This Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a contemporary aluminum pull for cabinet doors and wide drawer fronts, finished in Black and mounting on 10-1/16 inch (256 mm) centers.
A 10-1/16 inch center-to-center is a step up from the mid-range pull spacings that suit standard base cabinet drawers. At this scale the pull is well matched to a wide pot-and-pan drawer, a deep pantry door, a full-height cabinet front, or a laundry room cabinet where the door spans enough width to carry a longer piece of hardware without looking undersized. The 14-13/16 inch overall length reads as a horizontal bar across the front, which anchors the hardware visually in a way that a shorter pull at the same center-to-center would not. If the project has existing holes drilled to this spacing, this pull replaces them without re-drilling.
The pull is made from aluminum, which keeps weight down while delivering a rigid grip that does not flex in daily use. Aluminum is the less common material in this category, where zinc dominates, and it is worth noting here because it affects how the finished hardware feels in the hand: lighter and with a slightly different surface response than a cast zinc equivalent. The Black finish runs consistently across the face, the posts, and the tab, so there is no contrast between the grip and the mounting hardware. Against light cabinetry the pull reads as a graphic horizontal element; against dark or black fronts it recedes into the door and lets the cabinetry carry the room.
Cabinet shops running a contemporary kitchen program with wide base drawers or full-height pantry fronts will find the 256 mm spacing a practical fit for coordinated hardware across multiple cabinet types without mixing centers. Designers specifying a monochromatic black hardware package can carry this pull from the kitchen into a mudroom, a laundry cabinet, or a home office built-in without the finish changing character between rooms. Homeowners replacing a set of wide-drawer pulls can match this spacing if their existing holes are on 10-1/16 inch centers, making the swap a direct drop-in. The contemporary design style and flat tab profile work cleanly with slab, flat-panel, and shaker door programs where the hardware is meant to align with the geometry of the front rather than contrast it.
Center-to-center, 10-1/16 inches (256 mm), is the distance between your two mounting holes and is the drilling or matching dimension. Overall length, 14-13/16 inches (376 mm), is the full end-to-end size of the pull and tells you how much space it occupies on the front.
Yes. Aluminum is lighter than zinc, so a pull of this length will feel less heavy in the hand than a comparable zinc piece. The grip is still rigid and does not flex.
Yes. The tab form and the 10-1/16 inch center-to-center work on wide drawer fronts and on tall or wide cabinet doors. It is surface-mounted through two holes at the stated spacing.
This pull is part of the Schwinn 3766 Series, which includes other hardware in the same design language and finish. Look for other 3766 Series pieces to coordinate across different cabinet types.
When the project calls for a contemporary black pull that holds its proportion across a wide front, this 10-1/16 inch tab pull delivers the spacing and the length to do it without re-drilling or mixing hardware families.