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This Sugatsune TMH Series pull is a traditional bar pull built for cabinet drawers and doors drilled to 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, one of the most common hole patterns in cabinetry. The TMH-96 is the compact entry point in the TMH family, sized for mid-width drawers and upper door fronts where the hardware should carry visual weight without overrunning the front.
The 96 mm center-to-center spacing is the dominant hole pattern across decades of North American cabinetry, which makes this pull a natural fit for both new builds and hardware replacements. On a drawer bank already drilled to 3-3/4 inch centers, this is a direct swap with no new holes. On a fresh installation, the 96 mm spacing gives designers and cabinet shops a dimension that works across a wide range of drawer widths, from a narrow spice pull-out to a standard 18-inch base drawer. The 10-11/16 inch overall length means the bar runs long relative to the center-to-center, which is a deliberate proportion on a traditional pull: the extra run past the posts is part of the visual weight, not dead length.
The TMH-96 is cast from solid brass rather than zinc, which is the construction that separates this pull from the majority of decorative hardware in the catalog. Brass carries more weight in the hand, machines to tighter tolerances at the ends and posts, and accepts a plated finish differently than a die-cast substrate does. The finish here is 24K gold plate, presented under the catalog name Winter Fun/White. The warm gold tone reads as a period or furniture-style finish rather than a contemporary bright metal, and it suits cabinetry programs in cream, antique white, warm wood tones, and painted finishes where a cooler chrome or brushed nickel would flatten the overall color palette.
This pull is the right choice for designers and cabinet shops specifying traditional or transitional kitchens, vanities, libraries, and furniture-style built-ins where the hardware program calls for genuine brass and a gold-toned finish. It is also a practical option for replacing existing hardware on older cabinetry drilled to the 96 mm standard, where the goal is to step up in material quality without redrilling the fronts. Homeowners renovating a period kitchen or a formal space will find that solid brass at this spacing is the specification, not an upgrade over it.
The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing is one of the most common drilling patterns in kitchen cabinetry. If your existing drawers are drilled to that spacing, this pull mounts directly without new holes. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm.
The Material Type for this pull is brass, meaning the body itself is brass construction, not a plated zinc base. The 24K gold plate is applied over that brass substrate.
The bar extends well past the mounting posts on both ends, which is typical of traditional pull proportions. On a 3-3/4 inch center-to-center, an overall length of nearly 11 inches creates visible overhangs that read as decorative weight rather than just a grab point.
Yes. The TMH series includes companion pulls at 5-1/16 inch (128 mm), 6-5/16 inch (160 mm), and 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center spacings in the same design language and finish.
The TMH-96 delivers the material quality and finish depth of a traditional brass pull at the hole pattern most cabinet fronts are already drilled to, making it the straightforward choice when the hardware should match the cabinetry's period character without requiring new drilling.