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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull spans 22-11/16 inches (576 mm) center-to-center, making it a purpose-built grip for oversized drawer fronts, full-height doors, and any cabinet application where a short pull would look undersized against the front. Finished in Anodized Aluminum, it is a clean, contemporary hardware choice machined from aluminum stock.
At nearly 23 inches between mounting holes, this pull is built for fronts where a mid-size pull would read as an afterthought. Wide pot-and-pan drawers, full-height pantry doors, and appliance-garage fronts are the natural fit. The tab form runs flush along the face rather than projecting dramatically, so a pull of this length stays proportional instead of dominating the door visually. It also works well on furniture-scale pieces: wardrobe doors, media cabinet fronts, and built-in drawer banks that call for hardware sized to match the opening rather than scaled down from standard cabinetry.
The pull is extruded aluminum with an anodized finish. Anodizing converts the aluminum surface itself rather than depositing a coating on top of it, which means the silver tone is part of the metal rather than a layer that sits above it. The result is a consistent, matte-silver appearance that holds up to everyday handling without showing wear at the contact points the way a painted or plated finish can. It coordinates with other aluminum and brushed-silver fixtures in a contemporary kitchen or bath without introducing a competing sheen.
Cabinet shops fitting out kitchens with oversized fronts reach for this size when the design calls for hardware scaled to the door rather than hardware that gets lost on it. Designers working on contemporary or minimalist projects often specify a single long pull centered on a wide drawer as a deliberate horizontal line element. The 3766 Series is available across a range of center-to-center spacings, so a project running multiple drawer heights can pull from the same collection without mixing design languages.
Center-to-center, 22-11/16 inches (576 mm), is the distance between your two mounting holes and is the number to match when replacing existing hardware or laying out new drilling. Overall length, 29-13/16 inches (757 mm), is the end-to-end size of the pull and tells you how much face the hardware covers.
No. Anodizing is an electrochemical process that hardens the aluminum surface itself. There is no separate coating to chip or peel, which distinguishes it from a painted or powder-coated finish.
Yes. The tab form and the mounting pattern are the same regardless of whether the front is a door or a drawer. At this length it suits full-height doors and wide horizontal drawer fronts equally well.
The 3766 Series is offered across multiple center-to-center lengths, so you can run the same design language across drawer banks of different widths without mixing collections.
When the cabinetry is oversized, the hardware should be too. This pull spans the front with intention and keeps the geometry clean in a contemporary setting.