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The Sugatsune HH-P118 is a recessed pull from the HH Series, designed for cabinet drawers and doors where a surface-mounted handle would intrude on adjacent cabinetry, appliances, or sliding panels. At 4-5/8 inches long, it fits a routing footprint a standard-depth drawer can accommodate without crowding the edges of the front.
A recessed pull earns its place when projection would create a problem. Roll-out trays and pullout shelves that travel past adjacent drawers need a pull that does not snag. Appliance garage doors that fold or slide into an opening cannot carry a bar pull that would catch on the frame. Shallow drawers in a tight bank, where neighboring doors swing past the front, benefit from hardware that sits in the face rather than standing off it.
This pull routes into the face of the front rather than drilling through it from front to back. Plan the installation around the routed pocket dimensions and depth rather than a standard two-hole pattern.
The HH-P118 is molded in PVC. The Clear finish is not a coating over another material but the natural color of the plastic itself, which means it stays consistent through the body of the pull and will not chip or wear through to a different substrate. Against a white, off-white, or light-toned cabinet front, a clear pull becomes nearly invisible. Against a darker front it reads as a subtle translucent element rather than a contrasting hardware accent. Either way, the pull itself does not compete with the cabinetry color or the wood grain.
Cabinet shops building appliance garages, media centers, or rollout-heavy base cabinets will find this pull practical where a conventional bar pull creates a clearance conflict. Designers specifying a minimal or handleless aesthetic often use recessed pulls on a subset of fronts, such as a pantry door or a utility drawer, where a visible knob or bar would interrupt a clean wall of cabinetry. Homeowners retrofitting a cabinet that is already built out may find the clear finish less disruptive than introducing a new metal finish into the room.
It requires a routed pocket sized to the pull body, not a standard two-hole drilling pattern. A router and an appropriate template or jig are needed for installation.
No. A recessed pull installs into a routed opening, not into two drilled holes. It is not a drop-in replacement for a standard bar or knob installation.
The source data does not state a minimum front thickness. Check the Sugatsune HH Series product documentation for pocket depth requirements before specifying.
Yes. The HH Series includes a longer pull in the same design family for fronts that call for a wider grip span.
Choose this pull when the goal is a clean cabinet face with no visible hardware projection, and the front dimensions suit the 4-5/8 inch pocket.