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This Studio 917 Semi-Recessed Series pull is a plastic cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts where a flush or near-flush grip is preferred over a projecting bar or knob.
A semi-recessed pull sits between a surface-mounted pull and a fully recessed one. The grip is captured in a shallow housing rather than standing fully proud of the door, which reduces the chance of snagging on clothing or catching a passing hand in a narrow galley or utility corridor. At just under 5/8 inch of projection, this pull stays close to the front without requiring the deeper routed pocket a fully recessed pull demands. Two standard through-holes at 4-5/8 inch centers handle the mounting, the same installation as any ordinary two-hole pull. This form shows up most often in utility cabinetry, laundry rooms, pantries, and built-ins where the hardware should solve the grip problem without drawing attention to itself.
The pull is molded in plastic and finished in Almond, a warm off-white that reads closer to cream than to bright white. That distinction matters in practice: Almond hardware against a true white front creates a visible tonal gap, while the same pull against an almond, bisque, or bone-toned laminate or paint disappears into the door. The shallow housing is rectangular at 1-11/16 inches wide, which keeps the shape tidy on a flat-front or frame-and-panel door without competing with the door's own geometry. Plastic construction keeps the pull lightweight and moisture-tolerant in humid utility spaces.
This is a practical choice for renovation work where the existing hardware is almond-toned and continuity matters, or for new utility cabinetry in a laundry room, mud room, or built-in where the finish program is already centered on warm neutrals. Cabinet shops doing repetitive production runs in almond finishes will find the standard 4-5/8 inch hole spacing straightforward to template. Homeowners replacing worn or mismatched pulls on older American cabinetry will recognize the Almond finish as a period-accurate match to hardware common from the 1980s through the early 2000s. It is part of the Studio 917 Semi-Recessed Series, so companion pieces in the same series carry the same profile and spacing.
No. It mounts through two drilled holes at 4-5/8 inch (118 mm) centers, the same installation as a standard surface-mounted pull. The housing sits against the face of the front rather than into a machined opening.
Almond is a warm, cream-leaning neutral, not a bright or cool white. It is closest to bisque or bone tones. Check it against your cabinetry finish before ordering if an exact match is needed.
The pull measures 5-1/4 inches end to end. The mounting holes sit on 4-5/8 inch centers, so there is roughly 5/16 inch of housing beyond each hole on both ends.
Yes. The semi-recessed form works on both doors and drawer fronts. The low projection is equally useful on a door in a tight corridor as it is on a drawer in a utility cabinet.
When the finish program calls for warm neutrals and the hardware should solve the grip problem quietly, this semi-recessed pull in Almond does exactly that.
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