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This Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is an anodized aluminum cabinet pull sized for the widest drawers and oversized fronts in a contemporary kitchen or cabinet program, mounting on 30-1/4 inch (768 mm) centers.
A center-to-center span of 30-1/4 inches is not a standard cabinet dimension — it is an appliance-drawer dimension, a full-width base drawer dimension, or the specification for a wide island bank where a single pull should run across the front rather than sit in the middle of it. At 35-13/16 inches overall, this pull is proportioned for fronts in the 36-inch range. It reads as a continuous horizontal element rather than as a discrete piece of hardware, which is the point at this scale. In a contemporary kitchen where the cabinetry runs flat and the hardware is meant to be part of the geometry, a pull this long anchors the front the way a thinner, shorter bar pull cannot.
The pull is made from aluminum and finished with an anodized process, which penetrates the surface rather than sitting on top of it as a coating would. The result is a Silver Tone finish that resists everyday wear without the peeling or flaking a plated finish can develop over time. Anodized aluminum also carries no warm undertone — it is a clean, neutral silver that holds its look alongside stainless appliances, chrome fixtures, and other cool-toned metals without pulling color in either direction. The tab form keeps the cross-section low and the profile flat, so the pull integrates into the face of the door or drawer front rather than projecting substantially from it.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying contemporary kitchens with wide horizontal drawer banks are the primary buyers here. A 30-1/4 inch center-to-center span requires drilling at that exact spacing, so this pull is most often specified for new construction or a full replacement rather than a retrofit to existing holes. It suits wide base drawers, full-width spice pull-outs, appliance-garage fronts, and any other situation where the designer wants the hardware to span the front rather than land at one point on it. The 3766 Series gives access to companion pieces in the same profile and finish, which matters when the project calls for consistent hardware across different front sizes.
It is the hole spacing — the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. The overall length is 35-13/16 inches (910 mm), which is larger. Drill on 30-1/4 inch centers.
Anodizing converts the outer layer of the aluminum itself rather than applying a separate coating. The result is harder and more wear-resistant than paint, and it will not peel or chip the way a plated or powder-coated surface can.
A tab pull at this length is most commonly used on wide horizontal drawer fronts. It can be mounted on a tall door panel, but the 30-1/4 inch hole spacing means the door itself must be wide enough to carry that span without the holes landing near the edge.
Yes. The 3766 Series is available in multiple center-to-center sizes for use across narrower fronts in the same cabinet program, so the profile and finish can stay consistent throughout the project.
When the drawer is wide enough that a standard pull would sit in the middle and disappear, this pull runs the width and makes the geometry intentional.