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This Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a large-format contemporary pull for cabinet drawer fronts and door panels where 22-11/16 inch (576 mm) center-to-center spacing is called for.
At nearly 23 inches between mounting holes, this pull is sized for fronts that most standard cabinet hardware never reaches: wide pot-and-pan drawers, full-width base cabinets running 30 inches or wider, or oversized pantry doors where a short pull would look undersized and feel awkward to use. The tab form adds a horizontal visual element that runs across nearly the full width of the front, reinforcing the linear geometry of a contemporary layout rather than interrupting it. On a wide, flat slab front, that continuous line is exactly what holds the composition together.
The 3766 Series pulls are extruded aluminum, which keeps the weight down even at this length. A 29-plus-inch aluminum pull handles daily use without the flex a longer zinc bar can develop over time, and it will not corrode in a kitchen environment. The Black finish is consistent along the full length of the extrusion, which matters on a pull this size because any variation in coverage is visible across the span. Against white, gray, or light-wood fronts the black reads as a deliberate graphic line; against darker cabinetry it recedes and lets the door take the eye.
Cabinet shops specifying contemporary kitchens and baths with wide horizontal drawer stacks will find this pull a natural fit for the lower bank. Designers working with slab or shaker fronts in a black hardware program can use it across every drawer width in the room by pairing it with shorter 3766 Series pulls from the same collection. Contractors doing a full kitchen refresh will appreciate the aluminum construction for its light handling on a long piece. Homeowners replacing hardware on a wide island or a multi-drawer base cabinet get a pull that covers the span without requiring custom drilling.
Center-to-center is 22-11/16 inches (576 mm), which is the distance between the two mounting holes and the dimension you match to your existing drill pattern or lay out for new installation. Overall length is 29-13/16 inches (757 mm), which is how far the pull extends end to end on the face of the front. Drill to the center-to-center figure, not the overall length.
Aluminum extrusions are a common choice for long pulls specifically because the material resists the flex that can affect longer cast or die-cast pieces. It also keeps the pull lighter than a comparably sized zinc part, which matters when handling and mounting a 30-inch piece.
A tab pull is a surface-mounted two-hole pull and can mount on a door or a drawer front. The 576 mm spacing means the front needs to be wide enough to accommodate both the pull length and visual margins on each side.
The 3766 Series from Schwinn is available in multiple center-to-center sizes, so you can run the same profile and finish across different drawer widths in the same room without mixing design languages.
When the drawer is wide enough that a short pull looks lost, this 576 mm Schwinn tab pull gives the front the horizontal hardware line it needs, in black aluminum that holds its finish and its form across the span.