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The Sugatsune SNB-120/AB is a solid brass edge pull from the SNB series, built for cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and narrow panels where a conventional bar pull would extend too far or interfere with an adjacent surface.
A 45 mm center-to-center pull occupies a specific band of cabinetry. It is narrower than the 96 mm and 128 mm spacings that dominate standard drawer banks, which makes it the practical choice where the front itself is narrow, where two pulls would crowd each other, or where the opening method calls for edge-gripping rather than face-gripping. Tall, narrow door fronts on spice cabinets, appliance garages, and pull-out pantry columns are the natural home for this spacing. It also appears on furniture-style pieces where the hardware scale is matched to the piece rather than set to a kitchen standard. The L-shaped cross-section reinforces this application: the grip runs along the edge and presents the hand with a natural pull direction that suits a hinged or sliding panel equally well.
Material Type on this SKU is Brass, which distinguishes it from the zinc-alloy castings that make up the majority of the cabinet pull category. Solid brass has more visual density and develops a depth of tone over time that plated finishes do not replicate. The Antique Brass finish is a warm, darkened gold with deliberate surface variation, and it belongs in the Gold Tone color family without being a bright or polished gold. Against stained wood, painted inset doors, or furniture-grade cabinetry, it reads as a period-appropriate accent rather than a contemporary statement. The finish is consistent across the SNB series, so mixing pulls of different lengths within the collection stays visually coherent.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops working on traditional or transitional projects where the hardware scale needs to follow the millwork rather than dominate it. The 45 mm three-hole pattern requires three drilled points, so layout and template discipline matter more here than on a standard two-hole pull. The overall 4-3/4 inch length gives enough visual presence on the front without overrunning a narrow stile or door edge. For furniture makers, the brass material and antique finish translate well off cabinetry and onto casework, media consoles, and library pieces where the hardware should feel like a furniture fitting rather than a kitchen component.
This pull mounts through three holes rather than the standard two. The center-to-center dimension of 1-3/4 in (45 mm) describes the span across the two outermost holes. Use a drilling template matched to this spacing to keep all three holes aligned.
No. Antique Brass is a darkened, muted gold surface with intentional tonal variation. A polished brass finish is bright and reflective. The two read differently in a room and are not interchangeable aesthetically.
The L-shaped edge profile suits edge-grip applications, including sliding panels, where the hand approaches from the side rather than the face. Confirm the panel thickness and edge clearance suit the pull's projection before specifying.
Brass can develop a patina with use and exposure. The Antique Brass finish starts with an aged surface, so normal wear tends to blend with the existing finish tone rather than creating visible bright spots.
When the front is narrow and the application calls for an edge grip in a warm antique tone, the SNB-120/AB delivers the brass construction and the correct hole spacing to make the installation precise and the result lasting.
