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The Sugatsune 16 Series pull is a stainless steel bar pull that mounts on 11-1/2 inch (292 mm) centers, sized for the wide drawer banks, deep base drawers, and tall pantry fronts where a short pull reads as an afterthought.
The 292 mm center-to-center spacing positions this pull at a scale that suits wide base drawers on an island, deep two-drawer stacks, and tall pantry or oven-adjacent door fronts. At this length the hardware carries visual weight proportional to the front rather than appearing undersized at the center of a large slab. It is also a practical choice for a dedicated spice cabinet, a utility drawer, or a furniture-style credenza where the opening motion benefits from a longer grip span.
The bar and posts are stainless steel through and through, which means the material and the surface are the same. There is no plated layer to wear through at the grip, and the finish does not depend on a topcoat to hold its appearance. The result is a consistent, even silver tone along the full length of the bar. In a kitchen environment this matters at the points that see the most contact: the grip face and the base of each post where a hand naturally applies pressure during opening. Stainless does not pit or discolor under routine kitchen conditions the way some coated finishes do, making it a dependable choice for cabinetry that sees daily use.
This pull is a natural fit for cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for a contemporary or transitional kitchen where the countertop, appliances, and fixtures are already running stainless or brushed silver tones. Matching the pull material to the appliance finish is one of the simplest ways to create hardware continuity without a formal specification process. It is equally at home in a commercial-adjacent residential kitchen, a professional shop building high-volume run cabinetry, or a contractor who needs a single hardware specification to work across a range of door and drawer sizes in a project.
The pull measures 12-3/8 inches end to end. The 11-1/2 inch figure is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the number to match when replacing existing hardware or laying out new drilling.
Pull sizing relative to drawer width is a design preference rather than a fixed rule. At just over 12 inches overall, this pull reads as a substantial accent on a wide drawer without dominating the front. Many designers place a pull in the 10- to 14-inch range on fronts from 24 to 36 inches wide.
Stainless steel is the base material here, not a coating over another metal, so the surface does not depend on a finish layer to resist everyday wear. Routine wiping with a damp cloth is enough to keep it looking even.
Yes. The 16 Series includes pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes, so hardware programs that need different lengths across the same project can stay within one collection and one finish.
When the cabinetry runs wide and the hardware needs to keep pace, the 11-1/2 inch 16 Series pull delivers the scale and the material to hold their own alongside stainless appliances and contemporary cabinetry.