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This Rinco-Matic SYMA32 profile handle delivers a continuous integrated grip for handleless cabinetry in an Inox finish, supplied in a 105-1/8 inch stock length ready to be cut to the cabinet run.
Inox sits at the intersection of two cabinet directions: the warmth of wood-tone fronts and the neutrality of painted or lacquered ones. Because the finish reads as a cooled silver without a high polish, it does not compete with natural grain on a veneer door, and it does not disappear against a pale or white front the way a matte white profile might. It is the finish that reads as deliberate and present while still stepping back from the hardware conversation. On a run of tall cabinets or a continuous drawer bank where the profile lines stack up and become a design element, Inox holds its own across the full height without reading as aggressive or as background.
The SYMA32 is a profile handle, which means the grip is formed by the profile's own cross-section rather than by a fitting clipped or screwed to the face. The profile is installed at the edge of a cabinet front, and the recess it creates is what the hand enters to open the door or drawer. There are no moving parts and no mechanism. The 105-1/8 inch length is a stock dimension, and the fabricator cuts it to the width of each run. Because the profile ships at just over eight and a half feet, it is a long-item shipment rather than a boxed one, which is worth accounting for in delivery planning.
Cabinet shops building a handleless contemporary kitchen where the metallic note needs to be cool rather than warm will find Inox the right call when Matte Gold or Matte Silver is too directional. Designers specifying a run that mixes open shelving with cabinetry, or pairing dark appliances with lighter fronts, often land on Inox because it bridges the contrast without forcing a choice. Homeowners renovating a kitchen that already carries stainless steel appliances will find the finish cohesive across the full elevation. This profile is for indoor cabinetry and is part of the SYMA32 system; caps, corners, and connectors are ordered separately and are specific to that system.
Inox is the European term for stainless and is used here as a finish descriptor. The profile carries an Inox finish; material type is not specified for this record.
No. End caps, corners, and connectors for the SYMA32 system are separate items and need to be ordered alongside the profile.
This profile is supplied in one stock length of 105-1/8 inches (2670 mm). Cutting to the run is done on site.
Components in the SYMA system are size-specific. Accessories are matched to the SYMA32 series and are not interchangeable with other SYMA sizes.
The SYMA32 in Inox suits any handleless run where a stainless-toned grip line needs to read clearly without dominating the front, from a single drawer bank to a full kitchen elevation.
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