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This Studio 917 Semi-Recessed Series pull is a plastic semi-recessed cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, finished in Gray. Its shallow profile sits partially into the front rather than standing fully proud of it, making it a practical choice wherever clearance is tight or a low-profile look is preferred.
Gray sits in the middle of the finish spectrum: warmer than black, quieter than chrome or almond. On painted cabinetry it reads as a tonal match rather than a contrast, which is why it works well with gray, greige, white, and soft-colored fronts where the hardware should blend into the door rather than stand apart from it. It is also a natural fit for utility spaces, laundry rooms, and mudroom cabinetry where the hardware needs to be unobtrusive and easy to keep clean. On a primed or factory-painted cabinet program, gray skips the finish-matching problem entirely.
The pull is molded in plastic and finished in Gray. The semi-recessed design is the functional point here: rather than mounting flush against the face the way a standard surface-mount pull does, the body of the pull sets partially into a routed or cut opening in the door or drawer front. This reduces how far the grip stands out, which matters on swing doors with limited clearance, in tight appliance garages, and on rollout shelves where a full-projection handle would catch. The 19/32 inch projection is the distance from the face to the grip once installed.
This pull is a practical specification for painted production cabinetry, spec builds, and replacement programs where the hardware needs to disappear into the color of the front rather than stand out. The 4-5/8 inch (118 mm) center-to-center is a less common drilling pattern than the ubiquitous 96 mm, so it is worth confirming against existing holes before ordering for a replacement job. For new construction, the spacing opens up a mid-width grip that suits a standard base drawer front. Cabinet shops and contractors running gray-painted lines will find this a low-friction sourcing choice.
Yes. A semi-recessed pull mounts into a cutout or routed pocket in the door or drawer front rather than against the flat face. The opening dimensions should match the body of the pull.
Against white cabinetry, Gray reads as a soft contrast rather than a sharp one. It is subtler than black and more tonal than chrome, which keeps the hardware from becoming the focal point on the door.
It is less common than 96 mm or 128 mm. For a replacement job, measure the distance between the centers of the existing holes before ordering to confirm the fit.
Yes. The semi-recessed form works on both doors and drawer fronts, provided the front is thick enough to accept the required routed opening.
Choose this pull when the hardware should read as part of the painted surface, not as an object mounted on top of it.
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