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The Sugatsune SN-120/S is a contemporary tab pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 3-9/16 inch (90 mm) centers in a Satin Stainless Steel finish.
A 3-9/16 inch (90 mm) center-to-center spacing lands comfortably in the mid-range of standard cabinet hole patterns. It is a natural fit for base cabinet doors, mid-width drawer fronts, and upper cabinet doors where a 96 mm pull would be slightly too wide or a 65 mm pull would look underscaled. On a slab-front kitchen running a flush, handleless aesthetic with hardware added selectively, a tab pull at this spacing stays proportional without competing with the face. For cabinet shops spec'ing a contemporary run or designers placing hardware on a flat-front program, 90 mm is a spacing that works across a variety of front widths without requiring custom drilling.
The SN-120/S is constructed from stainless steel, which is a different substrate from the zinc that underlies most decorative hardware in this category. Stainless carries the finish as part of the base material rather than as a plated layer on top, so the surface behavior is consistent through the cross-section. The Satin Stainless Steel finish is a brushed, low-sheen surface that diffuses light evenly across the rectangular face instead of picking up direct reflections. In a kitchen with polished appliances or polished fixtures already present, a satin pull reads as the quieter element. In an all-matte environment it holds its own without contrast.
This pull is a fit for contemporary and transitional kitchens, bath vanities, and built-in cabinetry where the hardware should be compact and planar rather than prominent. Cabinet shops running stainless-finish programs will find the SN series useful for keeping a consistent material story across a job, since the pull is not a plated zinc approximation of a stainless look. Designers specifying for residential or light commercial projects where the hardware needs to coordinate with stainless appliances and fixtures will find the satin surface easier to work with than a polished chrome. The 90 mm spacing is common enough that it fits into most existing drilling templates without adjustment.
No. This pull mounts on 3-9/16 inch (90 mm) centers. A 96 mm pull has a wider hole spacing and the two are not interchangeable on an existing door front.
Yes. This pull is made from stainless steel rather than from a zinc base with a plated finish. The surface is integral to the material rather than applied over it.
Yes. A tab pull mounts on two holes and suits both cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Its low projection keeps it close to the face regardless of orientation.
The SN series from Sugatsune includes other sizes in the same profile and Satin Stainless Steel finish, so coordinating hardware across different front widths is straightforward within the collection.
Choose this pull when 90 mm centers suit the front, the hardware should read as stainless rather than stainless-look, and the silhouette needs to stay flat and contained against a contemporary face.
