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This Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull mounts on 22-11/16 inch (576 mm) centers, placing it squarely in the territory of tall cabinet doors, wide pantry fronts, and full-height panels where standard-length pulls would look undersized and feel inadequate as a grip.
A 576 mm center-to-center pull is a deliberate choice, not a default one. At this spacing the hardware becomes the visual anchor of a front rather than a detail on it. Tall pantry doors, full-overlay refrigerator panel surrounds, wardrobe fronts, and wide appliance-garage doors are the settings where a shorter pull would get lost. The tab form distributes the grip across the full span, so opening a heavy or oversized front takes less effort than it does with a single-point knob or a short bar pull mounted in the center of the same door.
The pull is made from aluminum, which keeps the weight manageable at this length while maintaining a rigid feel in the hand. The Anodized Nickel finish is integral to the surface rather than a coating applied over it, which gives it a consistent silver tone that resists wear at the grip point. The matte character of the finish sits comfortably in a contemporary kitchen without the upkeep that a high-polish surface demands at this scale. Against white, gray, or two-tone cabinetry it reads as a cool, neutral hardware line.
Cabinet shops and designers working on contemporary kitchens with tall upper cabinets or full-height storage columns reach for this size when they want hardware that is proportional to the front. At nearly 30 inches overall it is hardware you see from across the room, so it works best in a scheme where the pulls are meant to be a visible design element rather than a receding detail. Contractors handling high-volume residential installs also use this size on refrigerator panels and pantry doors where the opening force on a well-sealed door benefits from a longer mechanical advantage. The 3766 Series allows you to run the same design language across shorter pulls on smaller drawers and doors within the same cabinet program.
Yes. The 22-11/16 in (576 mm) center-to-center value is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. The overall length of the pull is 29-13/16 in (757 mm), which is larger. Drill to the center-to-center figure.
Anodizing converts the surface of the aluminum itself rather than applying a separate layer on top of it, so the color and texture are part of the metal. On a pull used daily, that means the finish at the grip point holds up without flaking or wearing through to a different base material underneath.
A 576 mm center-to-center pull will only fit a drawer front wide enough to accommodate the hole spacing plus clearance on each side. At this length it is most commonly used on tall doors and large panel fronts, but there is no mechanical reason it cannot go on an exceptionally wide drawer bank if the front width supports the drilling pattern.
Yes. The 3766 Series is available in multiple center-to-center sizes, so you can spec a shorter pull for a narrow door or a drawer bank and carry the same profile, finish, and design language across the whole cabinet program.
When the front is tall enough that shorter hardware would look incidental, a pull drilled on 576 mm centers in Anodized Nickel aluminum gives the door a grip and a presence that match its scale.