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The Sugatsune KAKU-A160 is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 3-5/8 inch (92 mm) centers.
The 3-5/8 inch (92 mm) center-to-center spacing lands between the two most common residential cabinet hole patterns, giving it a distinct position in a hardware program. It suits mid-width drawers and smaller door fronts where a 96 mm pull would be a fraction too wide for the existing bore, or where the designer has specified a tighter spacing to keep the hardware visually close together on a narrow drawer bank. At 3-15/16 inches overall, the pull does not extend far beyond its mounting points, which keeps the silhouette clean on fronts where clearance to an adjacent edge is limited.
The KAKU-A160 is constructed from brass and finished in Dull Chrome. The dull surface treatment gives the chrome its character here: it diffuses light rather than reflecting it, so the pull reads as a quiet silver tone rather than a bright fixture. In a kitchen or bath where the other metal surfaces are satin or brushed, a dull chrome finish fits without competing. The brass base lends the pull a solidity in the hand that a zinc casting does not produce at this scale, and the narrow 5/16 inch bar section keeps the grip precise rather than bulky.
This pull is a natural fit for architects and designers specifying frameless European-style cabinetry, where the hardware program calls for a compact, geometrically consistent bar pull without a heavy visual footprint. At the shop level, it works well in a kitchen or bath refit where drawer fronts are already bored to a 92 mm pattern and the goal is a clean contemporary replacement without re-drilling. Contractors sourcing for a contemporary multi-unit build will find the slim profile and subdued finish hold up across a range of cabinet colors without requiring a finish change between units.
It is a recognized spacing in European frameless cabinetry programs, though it is less common than 96 mm in North American residential work. Verify your existing bore pattern before ordering if you are replacing hardware.
Dull Chrome is Sugatsune's own finish name and is specific to this series. It is a muted, low-sheen chrome surface. Finish names are not standardized across brands, so a visual comparison is the reliable way to confirm coordination with hardware from other manufacturers.
The projection is 1 inch (25 mm), measured from the door face to the back of the grip. Front thickness does not affect projection; it affects the fastener length needed to reach through from the back.
Yes. The KAKU series includes pulls at other center-to-center spacings for mixing across a cabinet program where different drawer widths call for different pull lengths.
Choose this pull when the 92 mm bore pattern is already set and the hardware should disappear into a contemporary finish program rather than draw attention to itself.