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The Sugatsune FH-100 is a recessed pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a projecting handle is not an option, finished in Polished Nickel.
A recessed pull is not installed the way a bar pull is. It requires a routed pocket in the door or drawer front, sized to accept the pull housing. The pull itself folds or tilts into that pocket so nothing stands proud of the face when the drawer is closed. On the FH-100, the detent is what keeps it there: a spring-loaded retention point holds the pull flat against the front until the finger pulls it out. Without a detent, a recessed pull can swing loose and rattle or snag on a neighboring front. With one, the pull stays put until it is needed.
This matters most in tight quarters: appliance garages, roll-out trays, tandem drawers in a drawer-in-drawer stack, and any run of cabinetry where clearance between fronts is minimal. It also suits applications where a projecting handle would be a catch point, such as a passage route through a kitchen island or a children's room with low cabinetry.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel, a bright, mirror-quality silver-tone surface. Polished Nickel reads cooler and sharper than brushed or satin nickel, which makes it a natural fit alongside polished chrome faucets and fixtures. On a flat-front cabinet the recess becomes a precise rectangular cut-out, and the polished housing inside it catches light in a way that makes the pull visible without adding projection to the front face.
This pull is the right specification when the design calls for a truly flat cabinet face: no handles breaking the plane, no projecting hardware to snag clothing or fingers in tight corridors. Interior designers and cabinet shops working on contemporary kitchens with slab-front cabinetry, built-in wardrobes, media walls, or home office joinery reach for a recessed pull when the aesthetic goal is a seamless surface and the detent mechanism when the installation requires hardware that stays out of the way between uses. The FH-100 also suits retrofit work where a projecting pull has proven to be a clearance problem after installation and a flush solution is needed without rebuilding the door front.
Yes. A recessed pull installs into a machined opening in the door or drawer front, not through two drilled holes the way a bar pull does. The pocket dimensions need to match the pull housing.
The detent is a spring-loaded retention point that holds the pull flat inside its pocket when it is not in use. It keeps the pull from swinging loose, rattling, or catching on an adjacent surface.
No. Both are bright silver-tone finishes, but Polished Nickel has a slightly warmer undertone than Polished Chrome. They are not guaranteed to match side by side, even when they look similar in photographs.
Yes. The recessed form works on both cabinet doors and drawer fronts wherever a flush profile is the goal and the front material allows for a routed pocket.
Choose the Sugatsune FH-100 in Polished Nickel when the cabinetry is meant to read as a continuous flat surface and the hardware should stay out of sight until it is needed.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  SLFH-100AM-00 Mfr# FH-100AM-00 | Sugatsune Recessed Pull 3-15/16" (100 mm) Long Polished Nickel, FH-100AM-00 | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each |  SLFH-100BM-00 Mfr# FH-100BM-00 | Oval Lever Handle, 100mm L Nickel - Sugatsune FH-100BM-00 |