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The Sugatsune ALH-50SL is a contemporary aluminum tab pull from the ALH Series, built for cabinet drawers and door fronts where a smaller pull fits better than a standard bar.
At 2 inch center-to-center, this is the smallest pull in the ALH family, and that scale opens up applications the longer variants cannot cover. Spice drawers, tray dividers, small upper cabinet doors, and furniture-style pieces with narrow stiles all benefit from hardware that does not visually outrun the front it mounts on. This pull also works well on interior cabinet doors and rollout trays where the clearance between adjacent pulls matters. In a layout where the drawer bank steps from a wide base drawer down to a narrow utility drawer, a pull of this size lets the hardware stay consistent across different front widths without crowding the smaller openings.
The pull is machined from aluminum, which keeps the piece light without sacrificing the solid feel a metal grip should have. Aluminum does not rust, which matters in kitchen and bath environments where humidity is a constant. The Silver finish is a clean, even tone that coordinates with brushed and satin fixtures without competing with them. It is a neutral in the contemporary hardware vocabulary: neither warm nor cool enough to pull strongly in either direction, so it sits comfortably alongside stainless appliances, chrome faucets, and similar light-metal fixtures.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying contemporary kitchens, baths, and built-ins where the hardware program needs to cover a range of front sizes from compact to full-width. Because the ALH Series runs in three center-to-center sizes, a single collection can carry a project from the narrowest drawer to the widest, keeping the finish and profile consistent throughout. It is also a practical choice for renovation work where an existing narrow pull needs replacing and the hole pattern is already drilled at 2 inches.
A bar pull is a cylindrical or squared grip carried on two posts, with the grip sitting away from the door face on standoffs. A tab pull is a flatter, more compact form: the grip is close to the surface and the overall profile is lower, which suits fronts where a projecting bar would look oversized or get in the way.
Yes. The ALH Series is available in three center-to-center sizes, all in the same profile and finish, so different lengths can run on different fronts within the same cabinetry program without breaking the design language.
No. Silver is the finish name for this aluminum pull and describes the natural anodized or surface tone of the aluminum. It is not the same as a chrome-plated or nickel-plated finish from another product line, and cross-brand finish matching is not guaranteed.
The mounting configuration depends on the machine screw length used through the front. The pull itself does not impose a front-thickness limit, but confirm the screw length suits your specific front before ordering.
This pull gives a project the smallest footprint in the ALH family, covering narrow fronts where larger pulls would overwhelm the cabinetry while staying in the same design language as the rest of the run.