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The Sugatsune RD-90/CR is a contemporary tab pull from the RD Series, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a compact, refined grip is the right fit. At 2-15/16 inch (74 mm) center-to-center, it occupies a mid-range spacing that suits a wide bracket of standard cabinet configurations.
A 2-15/16 inch center-to-center pull occupies a practical middle ground in the cabinet hardware spectrum. It is wide enough to give a confident two-finger grip on a mid-size drawer front, yet compact enough to sit cleanly on an upper door without dominating the face. This spacing is a natural fit for a 15- to 18-inch drawer, a spice cabinet door, or any front where the designer wants hardware that reads as a detail rather than a feature. Cabinet shops specifying consistent hardware across a mixed run of door and drawer sizes often reach for a 74 mm pull because it scales across that range without looking undersized on wider fronts or oversized on narrower ones.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this polish level is a bright, reflective surface that runs a clean highlight along the tab's narrow face. In a kitchen or bath already carrying chrome faucets, appliance trim, or light fixtures, this pull joins the existing metal without introducing contrast. On a flat-front or shaker door in white or light gray, the reflective surface catches light and gives the hardware visual presence out of proportion to its slim profile. The tab form keeps the footprint minimal: 7/16 inches wide and just over an inch of projection, so the grip clears the door face cleanly without standing far off it.
This pull is a natural fit for contemporary kitchens, bathrooms, and built-ins where the hardware program runs polished chrome and the cabinetry calls for something more tailored than a full bar pull. Cabinet shops working on spec homes or multifamily builds will recognize the 74 mm spacing as one that drops onto a broad range of pre-drilled fronts. Designers specifying across a kitchen with mixed drawer widths can use this pull on mid-size drawers while stepping up to a wider RD Series pull on larger fronts, keeping the same design language and finish throughout. It also suits a renovation where existing holes at roughly this spacing are already in place and the goal is updated hardware without re-drilling.
It is a standard spacing found on many production cabinets, particularly in the 15- to 18-inch drawer range. If your existing holes are at 2-15/16 inches center-to-center, this pull replaces them without re-drilling.
A tab pull is shorter and narrower than a bar pull, gripped with the fingertips rather than the full hand. The tab form produces a smaller footprint on the door face, which suits applications where the hardware should read as a subtle detail.
A polished surface picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte one. It wipes clean easily and maintains its mirror finish with routine care.
Yes. The RD Series includes additional center-to-center options in the same design language, so you can run a consistent look across mixed drawer and door widths.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a polished chrome tab pull at 74 mm centers, and the hardware should hold a clean, contemporary line across every front it lands on.