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This Rinco-Matic SYMA2 Inglete profile handle is a continuous angled profile that creates an integrated grip opening along the face of a cabinet front or drawer. Supplied in an Inox finish and a 105-1/8 inch stock length, it is the profile of choice where a cool, brushed stainless tone is the design intent rather than a matte or colored surface.
A handleless run is built from profiles installed at the edge of each front rather than from pulls attached to the face. This profile sits horizontally along the top edge of the front, forming a continuous recess that the fingers reach into to open the door or drawer. No pull stands proud of the surface, which is what gives a handleless kitchen its flat, uninterrupted look.
The angled Inglete form on the SYMA2 is shaped to make that opening ergonomic: the cross-section is cut at an angle so the hand approaches from below at a natural grip angle rather than reaching into a square slot. That geometry is a design detail worth noting when comparing this profile against a flat or square-edged section.
Inox is the European term for stainless steel, and as a finish value on this profile it describes a brushed, cool-gray surface with the character of stainless rather than a matte paint finish. In a handleless elevation, the profile is the only visible hardware element, which makes the finish choice carry more visual weight than it would on a conventional pull. Inox reads as a material-honest detail rather than a decorative accent, which suits kitchens where steel appliances, concrete surfaces, or industrial textures are already part of the palette.
The profile is supplied at 105-1/8 inches, just over eight and a half feet, and is cut to the cabinet run. Because of that length it ships as a long item rather than a boxed one, which is worth accounting for in receiving and staging.
Cabinet shops and kitchen designers running a SYMA32 Inglete system in Inox reach for this profile when the design calls for a surface that reads as steel rather than painted or powder-coated. It works equally well across base cabinets, drawer banks, and upper runs where a single continuous finish is needed from top to bottom of the elevation. End caps and corner pieces are separate items, ordered by series, and are not supplied with the profile.
Inox is the European designation for stainless steel. On this profile it describes a brushed, cool-gray stainless-toned surface, distinct from a matte painted or powder-coated finish.
No. Caps, corners, and connectors for the SYMA32 system are separate items. They are specified by series to match this profile family.
Inglete refers to the angled cross-section of the profile. Rather than a square-edged slot, the opening is cut at an angle that guides the hand into the grip from below, which is a more natural approach than reaching straight into a flat channel.
Yes. The profile runs along the top edge of any front, whether a door or a drawer, and the installation position is the same either way.
Specify this profile for every front in the run and order the matching SYMA32 series caps and corners separately to complete the system.
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