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The Sugatsune SN-150/S is a rectangular tab pull in Satin Stainless Steel, part of the SN series and built for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where the hardware needs to hold its own across a wider span.
At 4-1/2 inch centers this is the widest spacing in the SN series, which positions it for wide base drawers, full-height pantry doors, and broad cabinet fronts where a narrower pull would look undersized. A tab pull at this scale reads as a deliberate horizontal element rather than a small accent piece, so it works well on furniture-scale cabinetry and on island drawer banks where the fronts are deep enough to carry the hardware. The low 3/4 inch projection keeps the grip close to the face, which suits installations where clearance behind an open door is limited.
The pull is constructed from stainless steel and finished in Satin Stainless Steel, a brushed surface that sits between the bright flash of a polished finish and the full matte of a powder coat. Stainless steel as a base material gives the pull uniform density and a consistent weight in the hand. The brushed texture scatters light rather than concentrating it, so marks from daily use are far less visible than they would be on a polished surface. In a kitchen or a bath running stainless appliances and fixtures, it reads as a natural extension of the existing metal rather than a separate finish family.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a contemporary kitchen frequently need a single pull family that scales from narrow to wide without changing finish or design language. The SN series is built for exactly that: this 4-1/2 inch variant anchors the wide end of the range, handling the drawers and doors that demand more hardware presence, while the narrower SN pulls carry the smaller fronts in the same room. For contractors working on spec builds or multi-unit projects, stainless steel hardware in a consistent series simplifies sourcing and keeps the finished installation cohesive across every cabinet in the job.
Yes. The 4-1/2 inch center-to-center spacing and 5-15/16 inch overall length give it enough visual presence for a tall pantry or full-height door front, where a smaller pull would look out of proportion.
The brushed Satin Stainless Steel surface is less prone to showing fingerprints and smudges than a polished stainless finish. Routine wiping keeps it looking consistent over time.
The SN series is designed as a coordinated family across multiple center-to-center sizes, so different lengths can share the same room without introducing a different design language or finish.
Projection is the distance the grip stands off the face of the door or drawer front. At 3/4 inch, the pull sits close to the surface, which leaves more clearance behind an open door in tight spaces.
Choose the SN-150/S when the job calls for a pull that fills the widest drawer or door front without changing the finish or the design family running through the rest of the cabinetry.
