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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull spans 30-1/4 inches center to center, making it the right choice for wide drawer banks, full-width base cabinets, and oversized door fronts where a standard-scale pull would look undersized or require multiple pieces.
A 30-1/4 inch center-to-center pull addresses a specific problem: a wide front that needs a single continuous handle rather than two shorter pulls placed side by side. That situation comes up on deep pot drawers, wide file drawers, full-width base cabinet doors, and appliance-garage fronts that run the full depth of a countertop. At this span, the pull can also anchor the visual center of a wall of cabinetry, acting as a horizontal line that draws the run together. The tab profile keeps the grip low-profile despite the length, so it registers as a design element rather than a piece of hardware.
The pull is built from aluminum, which keeps the piece lightweight despite its length. A 36-inch aluminum bar carries far less flex and sag risk than a comparably sized zinc casting would, and it holds a mounting span like this without visible bow across the front. The Anodized Nickel finish is integral to the aluminum surface rather than a coating applied over it, which means it does not chip, peel, or wear through at the high-contact center section the way a plated finish can. The result is a silver-tone surface that stays consistent from the center of the pull to the ends, even with daily use.
This pull is most at home in a contemporary kitchen, a commercial-adjacent millwork install, or a media cabinet build where the hardware program calls for long horizontal lines and a neutral metal. Cabinet shops running wide slab-front kitchens will find the 768 mm hole spacing specific enough that it coordinates precisely with a full base-width door or drawer. Designers working on open-plan kitchens where the island or the back wall reads as a continuous piece of furniture often use a pull at this scale to reinforce that reading. The Anodized Nickel finish sits in the Silver Tone family, which coordinates with stainless appliances, brushed nickel fixtures, and chrome hardware already common in contemporary kitchens.
The center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes and is the dimension to match to your drilling or existing holes. The overall length of 35-13/16 inches is the end-to-end size of the pull and will extend beyond the holes on each side.
No. Anodized Nickel is an electrochemically treated aluminum surface, not a plated metal finish. The appearance is a muted silver tone, and the surface is integral to the aluminum rather than a separate layer over it.
Aluminum at this gauge holds its shape well across a 36-inch span. The tab profile adds rigidity along the grip section, which keeps the pull flat against the front under normal use.
Yes. The 3766 Series includes other center-to-center sizes in the same tab profile and Anodized Nickel finish, so a cabinet program with multiple drawer widths can draw from one collection.
When the front is wide enough that a short pull would look like an afterthought, the 30-1/4 inch Schwinn 3766 tab pull in Anodized Nickel provides the span and the finish to make the hardware read as part of the design.