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The Sugatsune SNB-95/BB is an edge pull from the SNB series, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a compact 2-9/16 inch (65 mm) center-to-center hole pattern calls for hardware built to match it precisely.
Most bar and edge pulls at this overall length are drilled to 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, the dominant spacing in residential cabinet hardware. The SNB-95/BB sits at 65 mm, a distinctly tighter pattern that appears on narrower drawer fronts, slim shaker-style doors, and cabinetry programs where the designer has chosen a closer hole pitch to keep the pull proportional to the front. If the existing holes are on 65 mm centers, this pull drops in without re-drilling. If the project is new construction, drilling to 65 mm gives the hardware a tighter, more compact look than the standard 96 mm spacing would.
This pull is made from solid brass, which is an uncommon material in a segment where zinc is the default. Brass has a consistent warm tone all the way through the metal, so a scratched or worn edge does not reveal a different base color underneath the way a plated zinc part would. The Bright Brass finish is a polished, high-sheen surface that reads as a clear, warm gold. It suits traditional, transitional, and Japandi-influenced interiors where hardware is meant to be noticed rather than recede. The L-shaped cross-section keeps the profile low against the door face while the polished surface adds visual presence along the grip.
This is the right pull for a cabinet shop or designer specifying hardware on a run of narrow doors or shallow drawers where the standard 96 mm spacing would look oversized relative to the front. It is also a precise replacement for existing hardware already drilled to 65 mm centers, a situation that rules out most of the segment's inventory. The solid brass build and Bright Brass finish place it squarely in premium residential kitchens, furniture-grade cabinetry, and bath vanities where the hardware budget reflects the quality of the cabinet itself. Because it belongs to the SNB series, coordinating pieces within that collection carry the same profile and finish, supporting a consistent hardware program across doors and drawers.
Solid brass. The material runs consistent through the part, not a zinc casting with a brass-colored finish applied over it.
The 65 mm pattern places the mounting holes about 1-1/4 inches closer together than the residential standard. That tighter pitch is intentional on narrower fronts and in design programs that specify it, but it does mean this pull will not drop onto existing 96 mm holes without re-drilling.
The L form means the grip returns toward the door face at one end, giving the pull a lower overall silhouette than a straight bar pull of the same length. It mounts through the same two-hole pattern as any standard pull.
A polished finish picks up marks more readily than a brushed or matte surface. It wipes clean easily, and the warm brass tone tends to show smudges less starkly than a cooler polished chrome or nickel would.
When the hole pattern is 65 mm and the cabinetry calls for solid brass hardware, this pull closes the gap between what the drill pattern requires and what the finish demands.
