Order by 24/7 by web, contact our sales reps or call by phone.
What you need, when you need it, all in one place.
Most orders ship same day.
Advice and support from knowledgeable professionals.
The Sugatsune DSI-120-192 is a contemporary bar pull in the DSI-120 series, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers and finished in Satin Stainless Steel. It is suited to cabinet drawers, doors, and furniture fronts where the span of the hardware should reflect the span of the front beneath it.
The 7-9/16 inch center-to-center dimension is a natural fit for wide base drawers, drawer stacks on a kitchen island, and full-height pantry or wardrobe doors where a shorter pull would look undersized against the front. At this spacing, the bar spans enough of the face to read as a deliberate horizontal element rather than a small accent. It also suits utility and laundry cabinetry, where a wide drawer front benefits from a grip that is easy to find and pull in one motion. If you are replacing hardware drilled to 192 mm centers, this pull drops onto the existing pattern with no new holes required.
Satin Stainless Steel is a brushed finish that sits between the warmth of a polished chrome and the flatness of a matte. On a bar pull this width, the brushed texture runs along the face of the grip and diffuses reflected light evenly, which keeps the hardware from dominating a room the way a high-polish surface can. The slim 1-3/16 inch bar width holds the proportions tight even at this center-to-center distance, and the 1-9/16 inch projection gives the hand comfortable clearance to grip and pull without the hardware feeling heavy. Stainless-toned finishes coordinate naturally with stainless appliance panels, making this a practical choice in kitchens where the refrigerator, dishwasher, or range front is already setting the metal tone.
Cabinet shops building or refitting contemporary kitchens with wide drawer configurations reach for the 192 mm spacing when the drawer fronts are in the 18 to 24 inch range and the hardware needs to anchor visually to the center of the front. Designers specifying a full kitchen run often pair this size on base drawers with a shorter DSI-120 pull on upper doors, keeping the series and finish consistent while scaling the hardware to the cabinetry below it. Contractors refitting existing cabinetry drilled to 192 mm centers can swap in this pull without patching or redrilling. It also suits furniture applications: credenzas, media consoles, and sideboard drawers at this width benefit from a pull that has real presence without being decorative.
The center-to-center spacing is the only difference that affects the drilling pattern. Both share the same bar profile, finish, and projection. The 192 mm spacing is wider and better proportioned on drawers wider than roughly 18 inches, while the 160 mm is typically used on narrower drawers and upper doors.
A brushed stainless finish wipes clean with a damp cloth and does not require polishing. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can scratch the brushed texture.
Yes. The 7-9/16 inch span is well suited to full-height cabinet doors, pantry doors, and wardrobe fronts, not only to drawers. The grip and projection work the same in any orientation.
The DSI-120 series is available in several center-to-center sizes. If your project uses more than one drawer width, companion pulls in the same series and finish keep the hardware program consistent across the run.
When the drawer or door calls for hardware that matches its width rather than sitting quietly at its center, the 7-9/16 inch DSI-120 pull delivers the span and the finish to hold the proportion.