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The Sugatsune DSI-110-320 is a contemporary bar pull mounting on 12-5/8 inch (320 mm) centers, sized for the wide drawer fronts and full-height cabinet doors where smaller pulls look out of proportion.
At 12-5/8 inch centers, this pull is built for the largest fronts in a kitchen or built-in: wide pot drawers, deep base cabinets, full-height pantry doors, and tall upper cabinets where a shorter pull would read as undersized. It is also a natural fit for appliance-garage fronts and furniture-scale storage pieces where the hardware needs to carry visual weight across a broad face. Because the grip spans more than a foot between posts, it anchors a wide front in a way that a 5 or 6 inch pull simply cannot.
The pull is finished in Satin Stainless Steel, a brushed low-sheen surface that holds its appearance in heavy-use environments. Unlike a polished finish, the satin texture diffuses light rather than reflecting it directly, which keeps the surface from showing every mark in a working kitchen. Stainless is the material identity here in both name and feel: the finish coordinates naturally with stainless appliances, undermount sinks, and commercial-style faucets without requiring a finish match across brands. The bar section is squared at 1-9/16 inches wide, giving the pull a solid grip and a flat face that sits flush against the plane of the door.
Cabinet shops running contemporary or transitional kitchens with stainless appliances reach for this pull when the drawer bank is wide and the hardware needs to stay in scale. Designers specifying a professional kitchen or a butler's pantry use it where the hardware should feel deliberate rather than incidental. Contractors on a new build or a full kitchen gut can pair it with knobs or shorter pulls from the DSI-110 series on narrower doors without introducing a different design language. The 320 mm spacing is a standard large-format hole pattern, so it also covers replacement work on existing wide cabinets drilled to that dimension.
The 12-5/8 inch (320 mm) center-to-center is the drilling dimension, meaning the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. The 13-13/16 inch (351 mm) overall length is the full end-to-end size of the pull. Match your hole spacing to the 320 mm figure, not the overall length.
Satin Stainless Steel is a close visual match to most brushed stainless appliance surfaces, though finish consistency across brands is never guaranteed. In most kitchens the two read as the same family under normal lighting.
Yes. The 320 mm spacing is designed for wide fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. Full-height pantry doors and wide upper cabinets are typical applications for this center-to-center dimension.
The DSI-110 series is available in multiple center-to-center sizes. Matching the series and finish across different lengths is the standard way to scale hardware to different front widths while keeping the design consistent.
Choose this pull when the front is wide enough that the hardware needs to span it, not just mark it.