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The Sugatsune DSI-120 Series pull in 12-5/8 inch (320 mm) center-to-center is a contemporary bar pull built for wide drawer banks, tall pantry doors, and oversized cabinet fronts where hardware at a smaller spacing would look undersized against the front's width.
A 320 mm center-to-center pull is a deliberate choice, not a default one. At this span, the hardware reads as proportional on a wide drawer front of 36 inches or more, on a two-door pantry panel, or on a furniture-piece base cabinet where the front has enough width to carry the full grip without crowding. The 12-7/8 inch overall length lands inside the front comfortably, and the 1-9/16 inch projection gives the hand enough room to wrap around the bar with the door closed. For cabinetmakers and designers specifying hardware on large custom case pieces or kitchen islands, this is the spacing that stops hardware from reading as an afterthought on a wide front.
The pull is finished in Satin Stainless Steel, a brushed rather than polished surface. The satin texture diffuses light across the face of the bar instead of reflecting it in a single bright line, which keeps the pull visually consistent across different lighting conditions in the room. A brushed stainless surface also tolerates daily contact better than a polished one in terms of visible marks, making it a practical choice for frequently used drawers and doors. Sugatsune brings the same precision to this pull as to its door hardware lines, and the build quality reflects that positioning: tight tolerances, consistent finish, and a bar cross-section that does not flex under a firm grip.
Cabinet shops building large custom kitchens and furniture-grade casework use this spacing when the design calls for hardware that is proportional to the front rather than token. Interior designers specifying contemporary kitchens with wide slab fronts or Shaker panels choose it when the finish program is already running stainless or silver-tone metals. Contractors retrofitting a high-end kitchen renovation will find the 320 mm spacing present on many European-made cabinets and appliance panels, making this pull a direct match for those existing hole patterns. It is also a natural fit for a wide island drawer bank, a dedicated appliance garage, or a tall linen cabinet where a shorter pull would read as the wrong scale.
Yes. 320 mm converts to 12-5/8 inches (12.598 inches), and both values refer to the same hole-to-hole center distance. European cabinet programs commonly reference this spacing in millimeters.
Yes. A bar pull at this center-to-center is proportional on a tall or wide door front as well as on a wide drawer. The orientation is vertical on a door and horizontal on a drawer.
A brushed stainless surface absorbs minor abrasion into the existing grain direction better than a polished surface does. Scratches that run with the brush pattern are less visible than those across it.
The DSI-120 collection includes pulls in other center-to-center sizes, so a consistent bar profile and finish can be carried across different fronts in the same project.
When the cabinetry is large enough to demand it, this 320 mm pull delivers a grip that looks deliberate at wide spacing and holds up to the daily use that a main kitchen or pantry puts on it.