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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a contemporary aluminum pull for wide drawer fronts, tall cabinet doors, and pantry-scale applications where a shorter pull would look undersized.
At 12-5/8 inches center-to-center, this pull is proportioned for the widest fronts in a cabinet program. Wide pot drawers, full-height pantry doors, and large island drawer banks are the natural homes for hardware at this spacing. A pull this long draws the eye across the full width of the front, which is exactly the effect most designers are after when specifying wide drawers: the hardware should look intentional at that scale, not like a standard pull stretched to reach the holes. The tab form keeps that intention clean by staying flat and linear rather than projecting a thick grip into the room.
This pull is made from aluminum and finished in Dark Bronze, a warm, muted tone that sits between brown and black without the reddish cast of an oil-rubbed bronze or the brightness of a polished brass. On wide fronts, the length of the pull carries more finish than a shorter piece would, so the Dark Bronze reads as a horizontal band of warm color across the face of the cabinetry. Aluminum as a base material keeps the pull light relative to its length, which matters on a drawer front that is opened hundreds of times a week.
Cabinet shops building contemporary kitchens with wide drawer stacks, designers working oversized island fronts, and contractors retrofitting a pantry cabinet with hardware that matches an existing dark bronze program are the most common buyers for this spacing. At 320 mm, this pull also coordinates with many European-market hole patterns on wide storage units, making it a practical specification on imported casework as well as domestically built cabinetry. The 3766 series offers the same design across multiple center-to-center spacings, so a kitchen running a mix of narrow drawers and wide ones can source all its hardware from a single series.
The overall length is 17-13/16 inches (452 mm), roughly 5 inches longer than the 12-5/8 inch (320 mm) center-to-center. That overhang distributes evenly across both ends of the pull.
Yes. Aluminum is meaningfully lighter than zinc at equivalent dimensions, which is noticeable on a pull nearly 18 inches long.
A matte or satin dark bronze surface is among the more forgiving finishes for everyday marks. It is not immune, but it conceals smudges better than a polished or bright finish at this pull length.
Yes. At this length it suits tall cabinet doors and pantry fronts as readily as wide drawers, and the tab form works on either orientation.
Choose this pull when the drawer or door front is wide enough that smaller hardware would look like an afterthought, and the finish program calls for a warm, dark metal with a contemporary profile.