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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull mounts on 17-5/8 inch (448 mm) centers, a spacing sized for wide drawer banks, full-height pantry doors, and appliance-scale cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized on the face.
At nearly 18 inches between mounting holes, this pull is sized for fronts that a standard bar pull cannot span convincingly. Wide base drawers on a kitchen island, full-height pantry cabinet doors, and furniture-style media cabinets are natural fits. The tab form sits close to the face and draws the eye across the width of the front rather than concentrating detail at a single point, which suits cabinetry where the slab or grain is the feature and the hardware should frame it rather than compete with it. The 448 mm spacing also makes this a practical choice when a long run of drawer fronts needs hardware that stays proportional across the full width.
The pull is made from aluminum, which is the right call at this span. An extended pull in a denser metal can flex perceptibly under repeated use, and aluminum's strength-to-weight ratio keeps the grip firm without adding unnecessary mass to the door or drawer front. The Dark Bronze finish reads as a warm, mid-tone brown-black, deeper than an oil-rubbed bronze and without the red undertone of a copper-toned finish. On natural wood cabinetry it anchors the hardware to the grain. On painted fronts in off-white or warm gray it reads as a grounded contrast rather than a sharp one. The contemporary tab profile sits flat rather than projecting a round bar, which keeps the shadow line narrow and the silhouette clean.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a wide kitchen island drawer or a pantry build will find the 448 mm spacing covers fronts that are awkward to hardware with a shorter pull without looking sparse. Designers working in a transitional or contemporary kitchen with dark or warm-toned hardware programs can run this alongside companion pieces in the 3766 Series to maintain a consistent design language across a full room. Homeowners replacing oversized fronts in an existing kitchen where the hole spacing is already drilled to 17-5/8 inch centers can swap directly without rerouting. The aluminum build also makes this a sound choice where pull weight is a consideration, such as on soft-close drawer systems calibrated to the mass of the front and its hardware.
Center-to-center is the drilling dimension: 17-5/8 inches (448 mm) between the centers of the two mounting holes. Overall length is 23-13/16 inches (605 mm), the full end-to-end size of the pull. Use center-to-center to match existing holes or lay out new ones, and overall length to confirm the pull fits within the front's clearance.
Aluminum is lighter for its volume than zinc, which matters on a pull this long. It maintains rigidity across the span without the added weight that a zinc casting of the same dimensions would carry.
Dark Bronze is a warm brown-black, so it sits close to matte black in tone but reads warmer, particularly under incandescent or warm LED light. Whether it reads as a match or a contrast depends on the specific black finish it is paired with, and finishes do not transfer between brands or series.
Yes. The 3766 Series from Schwinn includes this tab profile across multiple center-to-center sizes in the same finish, so you can run the same design language across drawer fronts of different widths.
This pull resolves the common problem of wide fronts that outgrow shorter hardware, delivering a dark bronze tab profile at a span that keeps the pull proportional to the cabinetry it sits on.