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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull mounts on 3-3/4 inch centers, one of the most common hole spacings in residential cabinetry, making it a natural fit for drawer banks and door fronts built to that standard pattern.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is the standard hole pattern on most base drawers and mid-size door fronts in residential kitchen and bath cabinetry. A tab pull at this spacing drops onto those holes directly, with no new drilling required on an existing cabinet bank already drilled to that dimension. The tab form is wider than a bar pull across the grip face, which gives the hand more contact area and softens the visual weight of the hardware against a flat door front. It suits narrow to mid-width drawers and pairs well with matching knobs on doors within the same series.
This pull is made from aluminum and finished with an anodized nickel process. Anodizing integrates the finish into the surface of the aluminum rather than sitting on top of it as a coating, which means it resists chipping and peeling in normal cabinet use. The result is a cool, even silver tone that reads similarly to brushed nickel in a room but carries less warmth. It coordinates naturally with chrome and polished nickel fixtures already present in many kitchens and baths without requiring an exact finish match.
This pull is a practical choice for a kitchen or bath renovation where the existing drill pattern is 3-3/4 inch and the design direction is contemporary. It suits a cabinet shop equipping a production run of slab or shaker doors where a consistent, clean profile in a neutral silver is the target. It also works for a homeowner replacing worn hardware across a full drawer bank without redrilling, since the center-to-center spacing aligns with the most common factory-drilled pattern. The flat tab profile reads quietly on the front rather than projecting as a decorative element, which makes it a strong choice when the cabinetry itself is the focal point.
Yes. Measure between the centers of your two existing holes. If that distance is 3-3/4 inches, this pull mounts directly without new drilling.
A tab pull has a wider, flatter grip face rather than a cylindrical bar. The tab form gives more hand contact and a broader visual footprint on the door front.
They are different processes on different base materials. Brushed nickel is an electroplated finish typically applied over zinc. Anodized nickel is an electrochemical surface treatment on aluminum. Both produce a similar silver tone, but they are not identical in appearance or construction.
The source data does not confirm whether screws ship with this pull. Check the product listing or contact us before ordering if fasteners are needed.
This pull covers the most common drill pattern in residential cabinetry with a flat tab form and an anodized nickel surface that coordinates with the fixtures already in the room.