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This Rinco-Matic SYMA14 profile handle is a continuous grip section finished in Inox, supplied at 105-1/8 inches (2670 mm) and built for handleless cabinetry where a brushed stainless appearance is the design intent.
The SYMA14 is not a pull attached to a door; it is a profile section that becomes part of the door's top edge. The shaped recess it creates runs the full width of each front, and the hand reaches into that recess to open the door or drawer. There are no posts, no rosettes, and nothing projecting forward from the face. On a run of base cabinets or a tall unit, the continuous horizontal line reads as a design detail first and a functioning grip second, which is exactly the point of a channel-profile handleless system.
Inox is the European designation for stainless steel, and in this context it describes the finish character rather than the underlying substrate. The result is a fine, directional brushed appearance that sits closer to a precision industrial look than to polished chrome or a warm matte tone. For a kitchen or built-in where the appliances, sink, or fittings already carry a stainless register, an Inox profile handle carries that language across the cabinetry without introducing a contrasting texture or sheen. The stock length is just over eight and a half feet, long enough to span most single-run elevations before cutting.
The SYMA14 in Inox is the right choice for a contemporary or transitional handleless kitchen where stainless or near-stainless tones are already present in the space, and where the designer wants the cabinetry's grip line to disappear into that palette rather than stand out against it. It suits both residential and commercial-residential settings where a professional kitchen aesthetic is the goal. Cabinet shops specifying a complete handleless elevation will order profile lengths for each front, with end caps and corner pieces sourced separately as their own items within the SYMA14 system.
Inox carries a brushed stainless appearance, but finish matching across different manufacturers and substrates is never guaranteed. Use it alongside actual appliances before specifying a full run.
No. Caps, corners, and clips are separate items specific to the SYMA14 system and are ordered independently.
No. The SYMA14 is a grip profile: the hand reaches into the recess to open the front. There is no spring, latch, or release mechanism.
Profile lengths in other finishes within the SYMA14 system are separate SKUs. Mixing finishes in one elevation is a design decision; the profiles are mechanically the same system.
For a handleless elevation where the grip should read as part of the cabinetry rather than hardware added to it, the SYMA14 in Inox delivers that result across the full length of the run.
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