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This Sugatsune BSP-8 sheet metal spacer is a dedicated installation accessory for recessed cabinet pulls, used to fine-tune the depth and alignment of the pull within its routed pocket.
A recessed pull installs into a machined pocket in the door or drawer front rather than through two surface-mounted holes. Getting the pull to sit correctly in that pocket depends on matching the routed depth exactly to the pull's requirements. When the pocket runs slightly deep or the substrate thickness varies, a spacer like this one brings the pull face flush with the front rather than leaving it sitting back in the pocket. The BSP-8 provides 12 mm of adjustment, which covers the most common depth variance in cabinet-grade stock and overlay construction.
The spacer is formed from sheet metal and finished in Chrome. The finish is practical here as much as decorative: it matches the Chrome recessed pull hardware it supports, so the spacer does not read as a mismatch if any portion of it remains visible at the edges of the opening. Sheet metal construction keeps the part thin enough to fit within the pocket geometry without pushing the pull forward beyond its designed position.
This spacer is for cabinetmakers and installers working with Sugatsune recessed pulls in Chrome. It is a fit and alignment part, not a primary hardware piece, and it is ordered alongside or after the pull itself when the routed pocket depth requires adjustment. Shops running recessed pull programs at volume will want to keep these on hand to handle the depth variation that comes with different door materials and router setups.
This part is designed for use with Sugatsune recessed pull installations. Confirm compatibility with the specific pull model you are installing before ordering.
Included hardware is not specified in the source data for this part. Verify what ships with the spacer before planning your installation.
The spacer seats inside the routed pocket. Whether it is visible depends on the pocket geometry and how the pull covers the opening. The Chrome finish coordinates with the pull if any portion of the spacer remains exposed.
When a recessed pull needs to sit flush rather than recede, this spacer closes the gap between the pocket depth and the pull's designed position without rework.