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The Sugatsune FH-100 is a recessed pull with a built-in spring mechanism that returns the grip flush to the surface after use. Finished in Polished Nickel over zinc, this 3-15/16 inch (100 mm) oval pull is designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a projecting handle would interrupt a clean surface plane.
The oval outline softens the recess opening in the door face. Where a rectangular pull reads as a slot or a cutout, an oval recess reads as a shaped detail, which suits curved door edges, arched panels, and any cabinetry program that avoids hard corners. The spring mechanism keeps the pull below the surface plane at rest, so the oval appears as a shallow impression rather than a protruding grip. When the finger presses in, the pull lifts to meet it and drops back flush on release. That motion works well on a sliding door, a tambour, or a pull-out front where a projecting handle would catch or bind.
The body is cast zinc with a Polished Nickel finish. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-adjacent surface that reflects its surroundings and pairs naturally with chrome, satin nickel, and other silver-tone fixtures already in most kitchens and baths. Because it is polished rather than brushed, it shows fingerprints more readily than a satin surface would, and wipes clean just as easily. On a recessed pull that sits flush between uses, hand contact is brief and infrequent, which makes polished surfaces a practical choice here in a way they might not be on a bar pull handled all day.
The FH-100 oval suits contemporary kitchens, bath vanities, media cabinets, and built-ins where hardware should not project from the surface at all. It is a natural fit for pocket-door and sliding-door applications, appliance garages, and any cabinet that sits in a traffic path where a projecting pull could snag clothing or catch a passing hand. Designers specifying a handleless or near-handleless interior will find the oval outline a less industrial choice than a rectangular slot, while still delivering the flush profile the design requires. Because installation is a routed pocket rather than two drilled holes, this pull suits new construction and shop-built cases more readily than a quick hardware swap on an existing door.
The pull is spring-loaded so it rests flush with the surrounding surface. Pressing a finger into the recess lifts the grip; releasing it returns the pull to flush automatically.
A machined pocket in the door or drawer front sized to the pull's footprint. This is a router or CNC operation, not a two-hole drill pattern. Confirm the required cutout dimensions from Sugatsune's specification sheet before machining.
An oval pocket requires a template or a CNC path rather than a simple straight plunge cut. For shops already running CNC work, the oval is no more difficult than any other profile; for hand-routing, a template specific to the FH-100 footprint is the practical approach.
A polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed one. Because the pull sits flush between uses, contact is brief, which makes polished finishes more practical here than on a pull that is gripped constantly.
Choose this pull when the design calls for hardware that disappears into the door face at rest, with an oval outline that reads as a considered detail rather than a functional slot.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  SLFH-100AK-00 Mfr# FH-100AK-00 | Sugatsune Recessed Pull 3-15/16" (100 mm) Long Polished Nickel, FH-100AK-00 | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each |  SLFH-100BK-00 Mfr# FH-100BK-00 | Sugatsune Recessed Pull 3-15/16" (100 mm) Long Polished Nickel, FH-100BK-00 |