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This Sugatsune DSI-3020 pull is a short-format sliding door pull suited to smaller cabinet doors, pocket door edges, and narrow panel fronts where a longer pull would overscale the opening.
A 3-3/8 inch pull reads correctly on a narrow sliding panel, a small pocket door, or an appliance garage front where the door width does not leave room for a longer pull without the hardware running edge to edge. On a full-height pocket door or a wide sliding panel, this length would feel underscaled; the 151 mm and 300 mm siblings in the DSI-3020 line cover those applications. This pull is the right choice when the door is compact and the hardware should be proportional to it rather than dominant over it.
The pull is machined from stainless steel and finished in Satin Stainless Steel, a brushed surface that holds a consistent silver tone without the glare of a polished finish. On a sliding or pocket door that is opened and closed repeatedly throughout the day, a satin surface shows handling marks less readily than a polished one, which matters when the hardware is in an exposed, frequently used location. Stainless steel as the base material rather than plated zinc means the finish and the substrate are the same metal, which produces a more even appearance at the edges and cuts.
This pull suits cabinet shops and installers specifying hardware for appliance garages, small pocket door cabinets, media console sliding panels, or any narrow door front where pull size is constrained by the door width. Designers working on built-ins with multiple sliding panels will often use this length on the smaller doors within a run and step up to the longer DSI-3020 variants on the wider ones, keeping the series consistent while scaling the hardware to each panel. The low 1/4 inch projection also makes it a practical choice on doors that clear a tight frame or slide past adjacent cabinetry with little clearance.
The projection is 1/4 inch (6 mm), so the grip stands just 6 mm off the door face. It is not a fully flush recessed pull, but it reads as nearly flat on the surface.
At 3-3/8 inches overall it is best proportioned for a cabinet-scale sliding panel or a small pocket door cutout. Full passage pocket doors typically call for a longer pull.
Yes. The DSI-3020 series is available in multiple lengths. Using them together across a run of sliding panels keeps the profile and finish consistent even when door widths vary.
It is a brushed surface with a low, even sheen rather than a mirror polish. It will not reflect light the way a polished stainless finish does.
When the door is narrow and the hardware needs to match it, the 3-3/8 inch DSI-3020 pull delivers the series' low-profile oval form at a length that suits the space rather than overpowering it.