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This Sugatsune ES-Z401 pull is a long, narrow grip pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in White Bronze and mounting on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
At 11-7/16 inches overall, this pull is sized for the moments when a standard 5 or 6 inch pull would look lost. A wide pantry door, a tall upper cabinet, a bank of deep base drawers, a furniture-style island end panel: these are the applications where a longer grip makes visual and functional sense. The narrow 7/16 inch section keeps the pull from overwhelming the front even at this length, so it registers as a line rather than as an object.
White Bronze occupies a distinct place in the metal palette. It is cooler than antique brass and warmer than polished chrome, with a depth that a bright finish does not have. On zinc, the White Bronze surface reads as a refined silver tone rather than a stark one, which makes it easy to coordinate with stainless appliances, light-toned fixtures, and white or gray cabinetry without the hardware competing for attention. In rooms where a darker bronze would feel too heavy and a chrome would feel too clinical, White Bronze finds the middle ground.
This pull suits transitional and contemporary kitchens, bath vanities, and built-in cabinetry where the hardware program calls for a silver-family finish with some character behind it. It is a practical choice for designers working across painted and natural-wood cabinet programs, because White Bronze reads neutrally against a wide range of door colors. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is standard across a large share of North American cabinet lines, so it is a straightforward specification on new builds and a clean drop-in replacement on existing cabinetry drilled to that spacing. Cabinet shops running long production runs will find the consistent ES-Z401 series dimensions useful when specifying across a full kitchen.
White Bronze is warmer and less reflective than polished chrome, and less flat than brushed nickel. It has a layered, slightly antiqued quality that those bright finishes do not.
Yes. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) spacing is one of the most widely used center-to-center patterns in cabinet hardware, so this pull replaces many existing installations without re-drilling.
At 11-7/16 inches overall it is a long pull, best suited to taller or wider fronts. On a narrow 12-inch upper door it would span most of the door height, which some installations call for and others do not.
It is part of the Sugatsune ES-Z401 series, which may include companion pieces in the same profile and finish family. Check the series for available configurations.
Choose this pull when the hardware needs the length to match a large front and the finish to stay neutral between warm and cool without landing on either extreme.