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This Sugatsune RD Series tab pull is a compact, contemporary grip for cabinet drawers and doors, mounting on 2-15/16 inch (74 mm) centers in a Satin Nickel finish.
The 2-15/16 inch (74 mm) center-to-center is a less common spacing than the ubiquitous 96 mm, which means it shows up where a designer or a cabinet program has chosen a deliberately narrower mounting footprint. At this spacing, the pull reads as a single horizontal element rather than two separate posts bracketing a wide grip, which works well on mid-depth drawers and narrower door stiles where a longer pull would crowd the edge. If you are replacing existing hardware drilled to 74 mm centers, this is the spacing to match. If you are specifying for new cabinetry, the 74 mm footprint gives more flexibility on shallow or narrow fronts than a wider mounting would.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Satin Nickel. The brushed surface diffuses light evenly across the flat tab face, which means it reads as a consistent tone rather than flashing highlights when the light hits it at an angle. Satin Nickel is a practical finish choice in kitchens and baths because it sits comfortably alongside both warm and cool fixture tones, and the matte texture is more forgiving of fingerprints and daily handling than a polished surface. The narrow 7/16 inch width of the tab keeps the profile slender even at 3-9/16 inches overall, so the pull stays subordinate to the cabinetry rather than competing with it.
This pull is a natural fit for a contemporary kitchen, bath vanity, or built-in where the hardware program calls for a restrained silver-tone grip. Cabinet shops specifying a Sugatsune RD Series program can run this 74 mm variant on mid-size drawer banks alongside shorter RD Series pieces on smaller drawers, keeping the collection consistent while scaling the hardware to the front. Designers working on a renovation replacement will find the 74 mm spacing relevant where the existing drilling pattern is already at that center distance. For new installs on slab or flat-panel fronts, the tab form and low projection keep the hardware visually flush with the cabinetry's geometry.
No. The 74 mm center-to-center on this pull is a distinct spacing, smaller than the common 96 mm (3-3/4 inch) standard and slightly larger than the 76 mm (3 inch) spacing. Measure your existing hole centers before ordering to confirm the match.
The projection is 1 inch (25 mm) from the door face to the back of the grip, so it sits close to the front and requires minimal clearance for adjacent drawers or doors.
Other RD Series pieces share the same design language and finish, so mixing lengths within the collection is a practical option for scaling hardware across different drawer and door sizes.
Satin Nickel and brushed stainless are both silver-tone, brushed finishes and tend to read well together in most kitchen settings, though an exact match between a plated zinc finish and a stainless appliance surface is not guaranteed across manufacturers.
This tab pull earns its place on fronts where the hardware should frame the drawer without dominating it, and where the 74 mm center spacing fits the existing or planned drilling pattern exactly.