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The Sugatsune SNB-70/AB is a solid brass edge pull from the SNB series, sized for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a narrow 1-13/16 inch (46 mm) center-to-center spacing is the match to existing holes or the specification on a tighter layout.
The mounting dimension on this pull is the detail that decides whether it fits. At 1-13/16 inches (46 mm) between hole centers, this is a narrower pattern than the 96 mm and 128 mm spacings that dominate most cabinet hardware lines. That makes it the right choice in a few specific situations: replacing existing hardware drilled to a 46 mm pattern without redrilling the front, specifying pulls on a narrow drawer or a small door where a wider hole pattern would crowd the front, or working in a European cabinetry program that calls for a compact pitch. If those holes are already there, this pull drops onto them. If they are not, the 46 mm pattern is easy to drill accurately with a standard jig.
The SNB-70/AB is made from solid brass, which gives it a different character from the plated zinc pulls that make up the majority of the cabinet hardware market. Brass has weight and density that registers in the hand, and it machines to a sharper edge, which is visible in the L-profile's corner. The Antique Brass finish is a warm, gold-toned surface with a hand-rubbed quality that breaks up the uniformity of a polished surface. It reads as aged rather than bright, which suits traditional furniture-style cabinetry, period kitchens, and applications where the hardware is meant to look like it belongs rather than like it was installed last week.
This pull is a practical fit for cabinet shops and designers working on traditional or transitional kitchens, built-in furniture, library cabinetry, and similar millwork where the hardware program calls for a warm brass tone and a compact grip. It is also a natural first look for anyone replacing hardware on older cabinetry that was originally drilled to a 46 mm pattern, since finding a pull at that exact spacing in a quality brass is not always straightforward. Contractors and renovators sourcing a like-for-like replacement will find the 1-13/16 inch center-to-center a ready match without modification.
Solid brass. The Material Type attribute confirms brass construction, not a plated zinc or zinc-alloy base.
The L-profile angles the grip toward the user, keeping the fingers close to the door face rather than reaching out for a bar. With 1-1/2 inches of projection, there is enough clearance to grip naturally.
Common cabinet pull spacings run from 76 mm (3 in) on the small end up through 96 mm, 128 mm, 160 mm, and beyond. At 46 mm, this pull is noticeably narrower than those standards, which is why it suits compact fronts or existing holes already drilled to that pitch.
The SNB series includes companion pieces. Coordinate within the SNB collection to match finish and profile across doors and drawers in the same installation.
For a traditional or transitional installation where the hole pattern is 46 mm and the hardware should carry real weight in hand, the SNB-70/AB delivers a solid brass grip in Antique Brass without requiring a compromise on fit.
