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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull spans 12-5/8 inches (320 mm) center to center, putting it in the range that suits wide base drawers, pantry cabinet doors, and full-height door fronts where a shorter pull would look lost.
At 12-5/8 inches center to center, this pull lands in the zone that most designers reach for on wide drawer stacks, three-drawer base cabinets, and tall pantry pulls where the hardware needs to carry visual weight across the front. A shorter pull on a 30-inch-wide drawer or a full-height pantry door can look like an afterthought; a pull that reads across most of the front anchors the hardware to the scale of the piece. The 320 mm spacing is also a recognized standard drilling increment, so it drops onto hole patterns already specified in many kitchen programs.
The pull is machined from aluminum and finished with an anodized clear coat. Anodizing is not a paint or a plating layer applied on top of the metal: it is an electrochemical conversion of the aluminum surface itself, which means the finish is integral to the material rather than sitting above it. The result is a consistent matte silver tone that does not flake or peel with normal handling. The Anodized Aluminum finish reads as a neutral silver across lighting conditions, which is why it coordinates easily with stainless appliances, chrome fixtures, and other brushed metal elements already in the space.
Cabinet shops specifying contemporary kitchens with a clean, integrated look frequently run a tab pull like this one on the wider fronts while using a shorter pull from the same 3766 series on narrower drawers. The consistent profile and finish across the family holds the hardware program together without requiring a different design language for each front size. Designers working on a minimalist or Shaker-influenced kitchen will find the flat tab profile keeps the hardware from competing with the door's own lines. This pull also suits laundry room cabinetry, mudroom built-ins, and media storage where wide fronts are common and the hardware needs to be functional without being decorative.
Yes. 320 mm (12-5/8 in) is a recognized standard center-to-center increment used across many cabinet programs, so it is commonly pre-drilled or specified on wider fronts.
Center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, and it is the measurement that has to match your drill pattern. Overall length is the end-to-end size of the pull and governs how it looks on the front. This pull is 12-5/8 in (320 mm) center to center and 17-13/16 in (452 mm) end to end.
Not in normal cabinet use. The anodized surface is durable and does not require sealing or polishing. Wipe with a damp cloth as needed.
The 3766 Series is available at multiple center-to-center spacings in the same tab profile and Anodized Aluminum finish, making it a practical choice for a kitchen where different fronts call for different pull lengths under one consistent design.
When the front is wide enough to demand hardware that reads across it, the 12-5/8 inch spacing puts this tab pull exactly where it belongs.
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