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This Sugatsune 16 Series pull is a stainless steel bar pull for cabinet doors, wide drawer fronts, and large panel applications where shorter hardware would look proportionally undersized.
A 19-3/8 inch center-to-center is a statement dimension. At this scale, the pull is sized for a wide pantry door, an oversized drawer front, a tall vertical door panel, or a bank of drawers where the hardware needs to carry the full visual weight of the front rather than sit in its center. The 20-1/4 inch overall length means this pull reaches close to the full width of a standard 24-inch base drawer front, which gives it the proportion designers associate with furniture-scale cabinetry rather than stock kitchen hardware. It also works well on island ends, hood panels, and built-in refrigerator surround doors where the face is wide enough that a shorter pull reads as a small accent rather than a functional handle.
Stainless steel is both the substrate and the surface here, which means the finish and the structure come from the same material rather than a plating applied over a different base metal. The result is a satin tone that holds its character over time and reads as the same metal you find on appliance fronts, undermount sinks, and commercial fixtures. The slender 1/2 inch bar keeps the profile lean and precise, so the pull contributes scale without adding visual bulk. At 1-5/16 inch projection, there is enough clearance behind the grip for a full hand to wrap the bar comfortably, which matters at this length because a shallow projection on a long bar becomes uncomfortable to grip toward the center.
Cabinet shops building furniture-scale or transitional kitchens use this pull when the design calls for hardware that matches the scale of the front rather than contrasting it. Designers specifying contemporary kitchens with stainless appliances reach for it because it closes the material gap between the cabinetry hardware and the appliance handles without requiring a manufacturer-specific appliance pull. Contractors installing built-ins, entertainment centers, or commercial millwork find the 16 Series useful because the family spans a wide range of center-to-center values, making it possible to run one series across cabinets of different widths with a consistent design profile.
Center-to-center is 19-3/8 inches (492 mm), which is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes and the number to match when replacing existing hardware or drilling new holes. Overall length is 20-1/4 inches (514 mm), the full end-to-end size of the bar, which is always larger.
The Material Type is stainless steel, so the construction and the surface are the same material rather than a coating over a different base.
Yes. The Sugatsune 16 Series family includes pulls across a range of center-to-center values, so you can match hardware across cabinet fronts of different widths while keeping the same profile and finish throughout.
The stainless steel finish and the slender bar profile are well suited to a contemporary kitchen running stainless appliances, because the hardware and the appliance fronts share the same material language. Finish matching across brands is never guaranteed, but the material alignment tends to read as intentional coordination rather than a contrast.
At nearly 20 inches overall, this pull is sized for fronts where the hardware is meant to reach, not accent. Choose it when the scale of the cabinetry calls for a pull that holds the full width of the front in one clean, stainless line.
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