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The Sugatsune 16 Series 1656-S is a stainless steel bar pull engineered for wide cabinet fronts, tall pantry doors, and any door or drawer where a short pull would look undersized. At 23-5/16 inches center-to-center, it is the kind of hardware that belongs on a statement front rather than a standard drawer.
A 23-5/16 inch center-to-center is not a dimension you reach for on a standard base cabinet. This pull is sized for wide pantry doors, full-height appliance panel fronts, wardrobe doors, and large island drawers where the hardware needs to read across the full width of the front rather than sitting at its center. On a tall slab door, a pull this long anchors the hardware visually from the mid-point of the door to well past both sides of a standard drawer pull. On a wide drawer bank, it spans the front and makes the proportioning obvious at a glance. It is also a practical choice on any door where two hands are used to open it — the grip runs long enough that either hand finds it naturally regardless of approach angle.
The 1656-S is made from stainless steel and carries a Stainless Steel finish. Because both the substrate and the surface treatment are the same material, the finish is not a plating over a different base — what you see is what the pull is made of. Stainless steel holds a consistent satin tone across the bar's full length without the variation that a plated surface sometimes shows where the plating thins at edges or curves. The slender 1/2 inch bar keeps the profile from reading as industrial even at this length, and the 16 Series design language is contemporary enough to sit comfortably in a modern kitchen, a professional-grade cooking space, or a transitional environment where the hardware is expected to hold its look for years without attention.
Cabinet shops specifying hardware for tall pantry runs or appliance panels will recognize the 592 mm spacing as the appropriate scale for those fronts. Designers working on kitchens with integrated column refrigerators or full-overlay panel-ready dishwashers will find this pull provides the visual weight those panels require. Contractors completing a high-end residential kitchen or a commercial-adjacent cooking space can fit this pull without sourcing from a specialty architectural supplier. Because it belongs to the 16 Series, the same collection runs from compact center-to-center sizes up through this scale, which means a single pull family can cover every front in a mixed-size kitchen without switching manufacturers or design languages.
The center-to-center is 23-5/16 inches — that is the distance between your two mounting holes and the number to match against existing hardware or to mark on a new front. The overall length is 24-3/16 inches, which is the full end-to-end size of the pull and the clearance dimension you need on the door face.
The Material Type is stainless steel and the finish is Stainless Steel, so the bar and its posts are made from stainless steel rather than a plated zinc or aluminum core.
Yes. The 16 Series spans a range of center-to-center sizes from compact to large-format, so the same collection can serve narrow drawers and wide pantry or appliance fronts within one kitchen.
A bar pull mounts through two holes and can be installed on a door or a drawer front. At this center-to-center the most common applications are tall doors and wide drawer fronts where a shorter pull would look out of scale.
Choose the Sugatsune 1656-S when the front is wide enough that the hardware needs to match its scale — and when the material should be as durable as the rest of the kitchen.
