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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a contemporary aluminum pull for cabinet doors and wide drawer fronts, mounting on 17-5/8 inch (448 mm) centers.
A 17-5/8 inch center-to-center is sized for the fronts that most short pulls would get lost on: wide pot drawers, full-width base drawers in an island, deep appliance-garage doors, or the span of a tall pantry front. At nearly eighteen inches between the mounting holes, this pull runs close to the full width of a standard base cabinet, which is exactly what makes it a proportional fit on oversized fronts rather than an afterthought. Designers often run a pull of this scale when the drawer is the visual centerpiece of the cabinet run, not a background element.
The pull is machined from aluminum and finished in Anodized Nickel. Anodizing is an electrochemical process that converts the surface of the aluminum itself into a hard oxide layer, so the nickel-tone color is integral to the metal rather than sitting on top of it as a coating would. The result is a finish that resists wear along the grip edge, which is the first place a plated finish begins to show use on frequently handled hardware. The Silver Tone color family coordinates easily with brushed stainless appliances and chrome or nickel fixtures already in the room.
Cabinet shops fitting out islands, wide base runs, or furniture-style pieces with deep drawers reach for this length when the drawer front demands hardware that fills the space. Interior designers specifying contemporary kitchens use a pull of this scale to create a horizontal line that anchors the lower cabinetry visually. For a remodel replacing existing hardware, the 17-5/8 inch center-to-center is specific enough that buyers should confirm their existing hole spacing before ordering, since this dimension is drilled, not a standard universal spacing.
Anodizing converts the aluminum surface into a hard oxide layer, so it holds up well at contact points where a plated finish might wear through. The grip edge stays consistent over time rather than showing the base metal underneath.
Yes. The 3766 Series is available across a range of center-to-center sizes, so you can run the same profile and finish on narrower drawers and doors in the same installation.
A tab pull of this length is most commonly installed on wide drawers, but it can be mounted on a large cabinet door or pantry front as well, depending on the door width and the design intent.
Measure the distance between the centers of your two existing mounting holes. That measurement should equal 17-5/8 inches (448 mm) for this pull to drop onto existing hardware without new drilling.
When the drawer or door front is wide enough to demand a pull that spans it, this 3766 Series tab pull in Anodized Nickel delivers the scale, the finish durability, and the clean contemporary profile to carry the space.