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The Sugatsune FH-100 Series recessed pull is a rectangular flush pull designed for cabinet doors, sliding panels, and drawer fronts where a surface-mounted handle would interfere with clearance or break a clean face.
A recessed pull is not interchangeable with a surface-mounted pull. It requires a machined pocket routed into the door or drawer front to the pull's footprint and depth, and the pull body sits inside that pocket so the face sits flush with the surrounding surface. This makes it the right choice wherever a protruding grip is a problem: sliding doors that travel along a track, appliance garage doors that fold or lift away, rollout shelves with tight clearance, and any door in a handle-free cabinet program where the design intent is a completely flat face. The rectangular form of this pull gives the routed pocket clean, straight edges on all four sides, which suits slab and flat-panel fronts where the geometry should stay rectilinear.
The pull body is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-level surface with a warmer undertone than chrome, placing it between the cool neutrality of polished chrome and the yellow warmth of polished brass. On a flat door face it reads as a small rectangle of reflected light rather than as a visible handle, which reinforces the flush aesthetic rather than interrupting it. Sugatsune builds this series to the kind of dimensional precision that a recessed installation demands: the pocket and the pull have to align closely, and a part that is not cast to tight tolerances will rock or sit proud of the face.
This pull is a natural fit for cabinet shops, millworkers, and designers building or specifying handle-free or low-profile cabinetry programs in contemporary kitchens, media walls, and built-in storage. It suits any application where the door or panel needs to be gripped and moved but a surface-mounted handle would catch on an adjacent surface, obstruct a track, or break the visual plane. Polished Nickel integrates readily with brushed and polished silver-tone fixture programs, making it a workable choice when the hardware palette is already running nickel or chrome throughout the space.
A routed pocket sized to the pull's footprint and depth. This is a machined opening, not a drilled hole pattern, so it requires a router rather than a drill press.
Yes. A flush recessed pull is one of the standard hardware choices for sliding doors precisely because it does not project beyond the face of the door and will not catch on the frame or track.
Both are bright, mirror-level finishes, but Polished Nickel carries a slightly warmer, creamier tone compared to the cooler blue-white of Polished Chrome. Side by side the difference is visible; in a room without a direct comparison most buyers find them compatible within a silver-tone palette.
A recessed pull can be routed into MDF, veneered panel, or solid wood. The routing method and bit selection depend on the substrate; that is a shop decision, not a pull specification.
Choose this pull when the design calls for a completely flat cabinet face and the grip needs to disappear into it rather than stand out from it.
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 |