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The Sugatsune SN-120/M is a rectangular tab pull from the SN series, mounting on 3-9/16 inch (90 mm) centers and finished in Mirror Stainless Steel. At this spacing it covers the range from a generous mid-width drawer to a full-height door, making it one of the most useful sizes in the SN family for kitchens and built-in casework.
A 90 mm center-to-center is a deliberate choice rather than a standard default, and it earns its place on mid-to-wide drawer fronts where a narrower hole pattern would leave the pull looking undersized. Think of a 24-inch base drawer, a wide pot-and-pan drawer, or a pantry door where the hardware needs enough visual span to hold its own without overwhelming the front. The 4-3/4 inch overall length gives the pull a presence that reads from across the room while the tab form keeps it flush and controlled rather than projecting like a bar pull would.
The SN-120/M is built from 304 stainless steel and finished in Mirror Stainless Steel, a bright, polished surface that reflects light along the full face of the pull. Mirror finishes on stainless perform differently from chrome-plated zinc: the base material and the surface treatment are one continuous metal rather than a coating over a different substrate. On a contemporary slab or high-gloss door the mirror surface picks up the cabinet face and softens the hardware into the composition. In a kitchen already running polished fixtures, this pull joins rather than interrupts that language.
Cabinet shops building contemporary kitchens with wider drawer configurations will find the 90 mm spacing covers fronts that a 65 mm pull would underwhelm. Designers specifying for high-gloss or lacquered cabinetry can use the mirror finish as a deliberate reflective accent rather than a neutral. Contractors on spec builds or renovations benefit from the SN series' consistent sizing logic: the same rectangular profile and mirror finish run across the full SN family, so mixing this size with a narrower spacing on adjacent drawers reads as a coordinated system rather than a mismatch. The low 3/4 inch projection also makes it a practical choice where clearance between the door and an adjacent surface is limited.
The standard 96 mm (3-3/4 inch) spacing is more widely drilled into off-the-shelf cabinetry, but 90 mm is a distinct measurement. Confirm your existing hole pattern or drill fresh for this pull rather than assuming a drop-in fit.
No. Mirror Stainless Steel is a polished stainless surface, so the bright finish and the base metal are the same material. Chrome plating is a separate coating applied over a different substrate, most commonly zinc. The visual result is similar, but the construction is different.
Yes. The SN series runs across multiple center-to-center spacings in the same rectangular profile and finish, so you can specify a consistent look across narrow and wide fronts in the same project.
Tab pulls in this family mount through standard cabinet fronts. The projection is 3/4 inch, so the grip sits close to the face. Confirm screw length against your actual front thickness before installing.
The SN-120/M brings mirror stainless precision to wider drawer fronts and tall doors, and its place in the SN series means the same geometry and finish carry through every size you need on the job.
