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The Sugatsune DSI-3010-70 is a round sliding door pull finished in Satin Stainless Steel, sized at 2-3/4 inches (70 mm) in diameter and designed for sliding, pocket, and barn-style door applications where a low-profile grip is essential.
Sliding doors live in tight clearance situations. A pocket door disappears into a wall cavity where any pull that stands proud of the face will catch the frame jamb on the way in. A bypass door shares a track with the panel beside it, so hardware that projects too far becomes a collision point. At 1/4 inch of projection, this pull keeps the grip close enough to the door face to clear both situations cleanly. The round 70 mm disc gives the fingers something to work with without adding the bulk of a bar or a cup pull, and the diameter is large enough to locate by feel in the dark without looking like an installation error on a finished door.
The pull is constructed from stainless steel and finished in Satin Stainless Steel, a brushed surface that diffuses light rather than reflecting it directly. The brushed texture is consistent across the disc face, so the pull reads as a single tonal element on the door rather than a bright accent. Stainless steel as the base material, rather than a plated zinc, means the finish and the substrate share the same metal family, which is relevant in environments where surface wear on plated hardware would expose a different metal underneath. The satin surface also handles the daily finger contact that a door pull accumulates without showing it the way a polished surface would.
This pull suits designers and builders specifying sliding or pocket door hardware in contemporary residential and light commercial interiors where the hardware program is running satin or brushed stainless. At 70 mm it sits in the mid-range of the DSI-3010 diameter family, which makes it appropriate for standard interior passage doors without appearing undersized on a wider panel. Cabinet shops fitting out media rooms, home offices, or integrated storage walls with pocket door panels will find the low projection solves the clearance problem that a conventional surface-mounted pull creates. The round form is neutral enough to work alongside other circular hardware elements, including round knobs or circular back plates, without requiring a full hardware program change.
At 1/4 inch (6 mm) of projection, the pull sits very close to the door face. Whether it clears a specific frame depends on the frame's reveal and the door's edge-to-center-of-pull placement, so confirm those measurements against your frame before installing.
Yes. The DSI-3010 series includes multiple diameter options, so you can specify a consistent pull form across doors of different widths within the same project.
Stainless steel is low maintenance. The satin surface can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that would scratch the brushed texture.
The pull will mount on a cabinet door front, but the 1/4 inch projection provides minimal grip clearance compared to a standard bar or cup pull. It is optimized for sliding applications where low projection is a requirement, not a preference.
When the door travels into a pocket or shares a track, projection is not a style choice but a functional limit, and this pull is built around that constraint without giving up finish quality or a clean round form.