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The Sugatsune DSI-120-128 is a contemporary bar pull in the DSI-120 series, mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and finished in Satin Stainless Steel.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is a practical sweet spot. It is wide enough to give a drawer pull a purposeful stance on a mid-width base drawer, and restrained enough to sit cleanly on an upper door without crowding the stile. On a perimeter kitchen, this spacing works across the full run of uppers and lands proportionally on the 18- to 24-inch base drawers that make up the majority of a standard layout. For a renovation replacing existing hardware, it is worth verifying against the current hole pattern before ordering, since 128 mm and 96 mm are the two spacings most likely already drilled into the carcass.
The Satin Stainless Steel finish is a brushed surface that holds the steel's cool, neutral tone without the glare of a polished finish. In a kitchen environment, brushed stainless reads consistently under different lighting conditions and does not telegraph fingerprints the way a mirror finish does. The DSI-120 bar profile carries a 1-3/16 inch (30 mm) width, which gives the pull a flat, wide face rather than a thin wire silhouette. That proportional weight suits a slab-front or flat-panel door, where the hardware is often the only visual relief on an otherwise unbroken surface.
This pull is a natural fit for contemporary kitchens and baths running stainless appliances and fixtures, where matching the hardware metal to the room's existing stainless elements removes the need to introduce a second finish. It also suits contract and multi-unit residential work: the 128 mm spacing is production-standard, the finish is neutral enough to carry across varied cabinetry colors, and the DSI-120 series depth means companion pulls at other center-to-center spacings are available in the same design language for projects where a single layout does not cover every drawer width. Woodworkers and cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen run will find this spacing covers the majority of upper doors and mid-size drawers in a single SKU.
Not exactly. 128 mm converts to 5-1/16 inches, which is a standard metric spacing used across much of the production cabinet industry. It is distinct from a true 5-inch or 4-inch hole pattern, so confirm your existing spacing before ordering.
Satin Stainless Steel is mechanically brushed to a low sheen, which softens the reflections and makes daily marks less visible. A polished stainless finish is mirror-bright and shows fingerprints more readily.
Yes. The bar form and through-hole mounting work on either a door or a drawer front. The 5-1/16 inch spacing is proportional across both applications at typical cabinet widths.
Yes. The DSI-120 series includes pulls at several other center-to-center spacings in the same finish and profile, so a kitchen with a mix of drawer and door sizes can run one consistent design across the whole layout.
The DSI-120-128 covers the drawer and door widths that make up the bulk of a standard cabinet layout, in a finish that coordinates with stainless appliances and fixtures without competing with them.