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The Sugatsune 30 Series bow pull is an arch-profile cabinet pull finished in Stainless Steel and mounted on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers, a spacing that suits wide drawer banks, oversized base cabinets, and appliance-scale cabinetry where a short pull would look lost.
At 7-9/16 inches between centers, this pull is sized for situations where the smaller spacings common to door and drawer hardware would read as undersized. A wide pot-and-pan drawer, a double-door base cabinet, a furniture-style island bank, or a tall pantry front all benefit from hardware that occupies the visual center of the front rather than perching at one corner of it. The arch form reinforces that scale: the curved grip rises from the posts with enough height to read as a deliberate shape rather than a thin line across the surface. Cabinet shops and designers specifying full kitchens often run a pull like this across the widest drawers while stepping down to a narrower spacing on narrower fronts, keeping the same series and finish consistent across the run.
The pull is constructed in stainless steel throughout, which means the material and the finish are one and the same rather than a coating applied over a different base. The surface carries the clean, consistent tone that stainless steel is selected for in commercial kitchens, professional-grade residential builds, and any setting where the hardware is expected to hold its appearance over years of daily use. The arch cross-section is what separates this from a bar pull in the same series: viewed from the side, the grip curves upward from each post before returning to the horizontal, which softens the profile without adding any decorative detail. The result is hardware that reads as refined rather than industrial, even in stainless.
This is the right pull for a cabinet shop running a wide-format kitchen where the drawer bank calls for hardware that holds its proportion at scale. Designers specifying contemporary or transitional kitchens with integrated appliances will recognize the 192 mm spacing as the standard for appliance-adjacent cabinetry, and the stainless finish coordinates naturally with stainless appliance faces without requiring a finish match across brands. Contractors on a spec build or a high-end remodel can rely on the 30 Series as a consistent source for the full pull range, since the collection spans multiple spacings in the same profile and finish.
192 mm is a recognized standard spacing, commonly used on wide drawer fronts and appliance-scale cabinetry. Measure between the centers of your existing holes before ordering to confirm the fit.
A bar pull carries a straight horizontal grip between two posts. This pull has an arch profile: the grip curves upward from each post before leveling at the top, giving it a bow silhouette that reads differently on the face of the front.
Stainless finishes vary between manufacturers, and a visual match is not guaranteed across brands. The finish coordinates in tone with most stainless appliance faces, but confirm with a sample if an exact match is critical.
Yes. The 30 Series is available in additional center-to-center spacings, so you can run the same arch profile and stainless finish across different drawer and door widths within one kitchen.
When the drawer is wide enough that smaller pulls look out of proportion, this 192 mm stainless steel bow pull holds its visual weight and keeps the hardware consistent with the cabinetry it sits on.