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The Schwinn 3766 Series tab pull is a contemporary cabinet pull in Dark Bronze aluminum, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts running on a 3-3/4 inch center-to-center hole pattern.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is one of the two most prevalent hole patterns in kitchen and bath cabinetry, so this pull is the straightforward choice for a replacement project where the existing holes already fall at that spacing. No new drilling is required, which simplifies a refacing job or a hardware refresh considerably. It also suits new builds where the installer wants a reliable standard spacing that coordinates easily with other hardware in the room.
This pull is made from aluminum and finished in Dark Bronze. Aluminum is lighter than zinc and holds a consistent section, which suits the tab profile well since the flat face needs to read cleanly without visible flex or inconsistency along its length. Dark Bronze sits in the warm brown-to-black range of bronze tones: deeper than a brushed bronze, with less of the red undertone that appears in copper-influenced finishes. On painted white or grey fronts it reads as a sharp accent; on stained or natural wood it blends with the warmth of the substrate rather than competing with it.
This is a practical choice for a contemporary kitchen or bath renovation where the hardware needs to match an existing 3-3/4 inch drill pattern without a trip to the shop. Cabinet installers doing a door and drawer swap on a standard residential layout will find this spacing eliminates the most common re-drilling headache. Designers specifying a dark bronze scheme across a full kitchen can anchor the drawer hardware at this scale and step up to a longer center-to-center on appliance panels or wide drawer fronts from the same 3766 Series. Homeowners replacing worn or dated pulls on a mid-run cabinet bank are the most direct fit: standard spacing, contemporary profile, and a finish that ages evenly.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing is the same standard dimension; it appears in this catalog as both 95 mm and 96 mm depending on how the manufacturer rounds the conversion. The physical hole spacing is identical, so this pull fits anywhere that spacing is used.
A bar pull is gripped around a cylindrical or squared rod. A tab pull has a flatter, broader face that the fingers rest against rather than wrap around, giving a lower-profile look on the door or drawer front.
Yes. The two-hole mounting works on both drawer fronts and door faces as long as the hole spacing matches and the overall length fits the front.
Yes. The 3766 Series is available in a range of center-to-center lengths, so you can step up to a longer pull on wider fronts while staying within the same profile and finish.
When the holes are already there and the room calls for a warm dark metal, this pull covers both without compromise.