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The Sugatsune SN-70/S is a contemporary tab pull from the SN series, sized for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a tight 1-13/16 inch (46 mm) hole spacing keeps the hardware compact and close to the edge.
A 46 mm center-to-center is a tight mounting pattern, and that tightness is the point. On a narrow spice drawer, a small upper cabinet door, or a slim appliance garage front, a wider pull would either crowd the edge or look disproportionate. This spacing keeps the hardware scaled to the front, so the pull occupies the right amount of visual space without projecting past the edge of the stile. It is also a common spacing in European-style cabinetry programs, which makes this a straightforward fit for a kitchen or bath built around that module.
The SN-70/S is constructed in 304 stainless steel, the same alloy used across the SN series. The Satin Stainless Steel finish is a brushed surface that diffuses light rather than reflecting it, so the pull reads as a consistent gray-silver tone across the face. That quality makes it easier to coordinate with brushed stainless appliances and fixtures than a polished finish would be, and it holds its appearance in daily use without picking up the smudge pattern a high-polish pull accumulates. The 304 alloy is a corrosion-resistant stainless, though no outdoor or wet-environment rating is stated for this SKU.
This pull suits cabinet shops, designers, and homeowners specifying hardware for compact or narrow cabinet fronts in a contemporary program. The 46 mm hole spacing makes it the right choice when standard 96 mm pulls would be oversized for the front in question. It also serves as a coordinating size within a mixed SN series installation, where multiple center-to-center spacings from the same family run across different drawer and door widths in the same room. The flat rectangular profile disappears into a flat-fronted door rather than sitting on top of it, which is the look minimalist and Eurostyle programs are built around.
46 mm (1-13/16 inch) is a recognized European cabinet spacing but is not the most common North American standard. If you are replacing existing hardware, measure between the centers of your current holes before ordering. If you are drilling new holes, any two-hole jig can be set to this spacing.
At 11/16 inch the pull sits close to the door face, which gives a low-profile look but means the grip clearance is tighter than on a pull with an inch or more of projection. It works well for a fingertip pull on a small door or drawer where a full-hand grip is not the intent.
Yes. The SN series is available in multiple center-to-center spacings in the same Satin Stainless Steel finish and rectangular profile, so it is designed to run across different drawer and door widths in one installation.
The pull is 304 stainless steel, which resists corrosion in most indoor environments. No outdoor or wet-area rating is stated for this SKU, so it is best specified for interior dry locations.
When the front is narrow and the hardware needs to stay proportional to it, the 46 mm center-to-center of the SN-70/S keeps the pull exactly where it belongs: sized to the door, not borrowed from a wider drawer bank.
