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This Sugatsune 26 Series pull is a stainless steel bar pull sized for wide drawer banks, tall pantry doors, and large island fronts that smaller pulls would leave visually underscaled.
At nearly two feet between mounting holes, this pull is sized for fronts that read at room scale rather than at counter scale. Wide pot-and-pan drawers, full-height pantry doors, deep appliance garages, and tall furniture-style cabinet fronts all call for hardware in this range. A shorter pull centered on a 24-inch-wide drawer front looks like an afterthought; a pull mounted on 23-5/16 inch centers gives the front a horizontal line that holds its own weight. This is the size decision that separates a deliberately specified kitchen from one where the hardware was chosen without measuring.
The pull is machined from stainless steel and finished in Stainless Steel, so the base metal and the surface are one continuous material rather than a plated coating over a different substrate. The 9/16 inch bar section is narrow enough to stay visually light across a long span, which keeps the pull from reading as a structural element even at this length. The finish is consistent with the kind of clean, industrial language that contemporary kitchens and commercial-influenced designs favor, and it holds its appearance without the patina shift that softer metal finishes develop over time.
This pull suits cabinet shops specifying hardware for large custom kitchens, designers working on commercial-influenced residential projects, and contractors fitting out butler's pantries or furniture-scale islands where the cabinetry proportions demand hardware that spans the front. It is also the right choice when a project is already running stainless appliances and the goal is to carry the same metal language across the cabinet hardware. The 26 Series offers companion pieces at other center-to-center spacings, so matching the finish and profile across differently sized fronts in the same run is straightforward.
Measure the width of the front and subtract the margin you want on each side. A common design approach sets the pull at roughly two-thirds to the full width of the front on very wide drawers, but the center-to-center value is what determines where you drill, so lay it out on the face before committing.
Yes. A pull in this size range is commonly used on both tall pantry doors and wide drawer fronts. The two-hole mounting works on any flat front where you can access the back for fastening.
Stainless steel wipes clean with a damp cloth and does not require sealing or polishing to maintain its appearance. Wipe in the direction of the grain if the surface has a brushed texture.
The 26 Series is available in multiple center-to-center sizes in the same Stainless Steel finish and bar profile, so you can run the same visual line across drawer banks and doors at different widths without mixing hardware families.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry is large enough that smaller hardware would read as a mismatch, and the finish program calls for stainless throughout.
