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The Sugatsune KAKU-A159 is a contemporary bar pull from the KAKU series, finished in Dull Chrome and built for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that call for a longer pull than a standard three-inch spacing provides.
The 4-7/16 inch center-to-center is a Sugatsune-specific spacing that lands between the ubiquitous 96 mm and the equally common 128 mm. That position makes it the right pull for a wider base drawer or a taller upper door where a three-inch pull feels slight and a five-inch pull overshoots. It is also the practical answer on a replacement job where the existing holes are already drilled to 113 mm and a standard-increment pull will not line up. The 4-7/8 inch overall length gives the bar visual presence without overrunning a modest front.
The KAKU-A159 is constructed in solid brass, a denser and more dimensionally stable base than zinc, and finished in Dull Chrome. Dull Chrome is a satin-surface chrome that cuts the reflectivity of a standard polished finish, so the pull reads as a cool silver tone rather than a mirror. On flat-front cabinetry under kitchen lighting, that matters: the bar holds its shape visually without catching every overhead light source in the room. It coordinates within the KAKU series, where other spacing variants carry the same profile, section, and finish.
This pull is a natural fit for kitchen and bath projects running contemporary hardware in a silver tone finish, particularly where the design calls for restraint rather than flash. Designers specifying a full kitchen will find the slender 3/8 inch section and the muted chrome sit comfortably beside stainless appliances and brushed fixtures without fighting them for attention. For cabinet shops and contractors sourcing replacement hardware, the 113 mm spacing resolves a common mid-range gap that keeps projects moving when standard increments do not match the existing drill pattern.
It sits between the standard 96 mm and 128 mm increments. It is a Sugatsune-specific spacing used across the KAKU series, so it is the correct replacement for any cabinet already drilled to 113 mm.
Dull Chrome has a satin, low-reflectivity surface rather than a mirror polish. It carries the same silver tone but without the bright highlights a polished finish picks up under direct lighting.
The Material Type attribute confirms solid brass construction, which is less common in this category than zinc and contributes to the pull's solidity in the hand.
The KAKU series includes other center-to-center options in the same profile, section, and Dull Chrome finish, so mixed spacing across a drawer bank stays within one consistent design language.
Choose this pull when the hole pattern is 113 mm, the cabinetry is contemporary, and the finish needs to blend with the room rather than stand apart from it.