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The Sugatsune SND-95/M is an L-profile edge pull in the SND Edge Series, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a clean, recessed-edge grip is the priority. It mounts on 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) centers, placing it squarely in the middle of the SND family's size range and making it a natural fit for mid-width cabinetry.
The 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) center-to-center puts this pull in a useful middle position. It is wide enough to feel substantial on a standard upper door or a mid-depth drawer front, but compact enough not to overwhelm a narrower face. For shops building frameless cabinetry with 16 mm bore patterns, the 65 mm spacing drops naturally into a two-hole layout without requiring a custom drilling fixture. It is also a common replacement spacing on European-style cabinets, which makes this pull a practical upgrade candidate on an existing installation drilled to that dimension.
The SND-95/M is machined from 304 stainless steel, a grade chosen for its resistance to surface corrosion in everyday interior environments. The Mirror finish is a high-polish treatment that brings out the reflectivity of the steel rather than obscuring it under a brushed or satin layer. On a slab-front or handleless-adjacent design, the polished surface acts as a linear highlight along the door edge. It reads differently than a satin stainless would in the same space: brighter, more deliberate, and better suited to interiors already running polished fixtures or lacquered panels.
This is the right pull for a contemporary kitchen, bath vanity, or built-in millwork project where the hardware should be precise and unobtrusive. The L-profile edge pull is a common choice in European-influenced cabinetry and in designs where a bar pull on the face would interrupt a clean panel line. Cabinet shops building to a tight spec will find the 65 mm spacing reliable across multiple door sizes without forcing a layout compromise. Designers specifying polished stainless in an otherwise restrained hardware program can use the Mirror finish to echo other reflective surfaces in the room without introducing a separate metal family.
The SND family spans several center-to-center dimensions. The 65 mm version is a mid-range option, wider than the 30 mm and 45 mm pulls and narrower than the 114 mm, which suits it for standard door widths and mid-depth drawer fronts where the smaller pulls would feel undersized and the larger would overhang.
A bar pull mounts on the face of the door with two visible posts. An L-profile edge pull mounts at the edge of the door or panel, so the grip tucks along the side rather than projecting from the front. The installation geometry differs, so confirm your door construction and edge thickness before ordering.
A polished surface is more likely to show smudges than a brushed or matte finish. It wipes clean easily, but in high-traffic kitchens some buyers prefer the SND series in a satin finish for that reason.
Yes. 304 stainless steel handles the humidity and cleaning products typical of an indoor kitchen or bath without surface degradation. It is specified here for interior use.
The SND-95/M delivers a polished stainless edge pull at a 65 mm spacing that fits mid-scale cabinetry without adjustment, making it a dependable choice when the layout and the finish both need to be exactly right.
