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The Sugatsune DSI-120-96 is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, sized to the most common two-hole spacing in residential and commercial cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch hole pattern is the default in most factory-built cabinetry and the starting point for a large share of custom shops. That means this pull drops directly onto an existing drawer bank drilled to 96 mm without any additional layout work. For new builds, it is the spacing most installers reach for first on mid-width drawers and upper cabinet doors, because standard hardware from multiple manufacturers is available to the same drill pattern. On a base cabinet drawer or a shaker-style door, the 4 inch overall length sits compact enough to clear adjacent hardware without crowding the front.
The DSI-120-96 is finished in Satin Stainless Steel, a brushed surface that keeps a consistent matte sheen across the bar face rather than the high contrast a polished finish would create. The width of the bar, at 1-3/16 inches, gives the pull enough visual mass to read clearly against a door or drawer front without overwhelming it. For rooms already running brushed stainless on the appliances or plumbing fixtures, this finish closes the loop between the hardware families without requiring a perfect catalog match. Satin stainless is also a practical choice in a working kitchen or shop environment, where a low-sheen surface is more forgiving of routine contact than a polished one.
Cabinet shops running a contemporary program find this pull useful when the client wants a consistent hardware language across a full kitchen: the DSI-120 series offers the same profile and finish at longer center-to-center spacings, so wide drawers and appliance-scale fronts can carry the same design line as the smaller doors and standard drawers. Designers working on a kitchen refresh frequently reach for a 96 mm pull specifically because it replaces the existing hardware without re-drilling. Contractors sourcing for a multi-unit build appreciate that 96 mm is the spacing stocked and expected by most cabinet manufacturers, which reduces the chance of a mismatch at installation.
4 inches (102 mm) end to end. The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) figure is the center-to-center hole spacing, which is always smaller than the overall length.
The projection is 1-9/16 inches (40 mm), measured from the door face to the back of the grip.
Yes. The DSI-120 series is available at multiple center-to-center spacings in the same bar profile and Satin Stainless Steel finish, so you can run a consistent look from a small door to a wide drawer bank.
No environmental or weather rating is confirmed for this SKU. For dry indoor cabinetry it is well suited; for outdoor or high-moisture applications, confirm suitability before specifying.
When the hole pattern is already there and the finish needs to work across an entire kitchen, the DSI-120-96 in Satin Stainless Steel covers both requirements without compromise.