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This Sugatsune 16 Series pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers in a Stainless Steel finish.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is the spacing that appears most often on mid-size drawers, upper cabinet doors, and base cabinet doors in both residential kitchens and commercial millwork. It is large enough to handle a door confidently, precise enough for a standard drawer bank, and common enough that it is the first spacing most hardware suppliers stock in depth. On a replacement job it frequently matches what is already drilled, which means no new holes and no patching old ones. On a new build it is the spacing a drawer slide manufacturer is most likely to accommodate without shifting the front layout.
The pull is manufactured from stainless steel, which means the bar, the posts, and the finish are the same material rather than a plated zinc casting carrying a steel-colored coating. That matters in kitchens and baths where the hardware sees regular contact with moisture, cleaning products, and hands, because there is no finish layer to wear through to a different metal underneath. The brushed surface of this Stainless Steel finish sits in a Silver Tone family that coordinates with polished and satin fixtures without demanding an exact match. The 1/2 inch bar section reads as a tight, precise line at this scale rather than a dominant visual element, which lets the cabinetry carry the room.
This pull suits a kitchen, bath, or commercial application where the hardware program is stainless or silver-toned and the design language is contemporary or transitional. The 128 mm spacing and the 16 Series profile make it a common choice for designers specifying a full hardware run across multiple cabinet sizes from one family, because the same series scales up through larger center-to-center options without changing the bar diameter or the finish. Cabinet shops running a modern or handleless-adjacent program also reach for this spacing when the drawer layout is built around standard face-frame or frameless spacing. For a contractor sourcing hardware for a multi-unit project, the 16 Series stainless pull is a specification that ages cleanly and does not date the installation.
The Material Type is stainless steel, so the pull is stainless construction, not a plated finish over a zinc or aluminum base.
The center-to-center spacing is the only mounting difference. Both share the same 1/2 inch bar diameter, the same Stainless Steel finish, and the same 16 Series profile. Choose 128 mm for fronts already drilled to that spacing, or where the drawer width calls for a mid-size pull.
No. This pull mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers. A 5 inch pattern is 127 mm, which is close but not the same drilling. Measure between the centers of the existing holes before ordering.
The Stainless Steel finish on this pull is a satin or brushed surface, as indicated in the SAP description, rather than a high polish. It diffuses light rather than reflecting it directly.
At 128 mm centers in solid stainless, this 16 Series pull covers the most common hole pattern in the cabinet trade with hardware that holds up without a finish layer between the metal and the room.
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