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This Sugatsune SP Series pull is a 1-3/4 inch (44 mm) recessed pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a surface-mounted grip would interrupt a clean face.
A recessed pull sits in a routed pocket rather than mounting through two drilled holes. The result is a grip that is part of the door rather than a piece attached to it. At 1-3/4 inches square, the SP-35/S is sized for applications where a full bar pull or even a small knob would feel oversized: narrow upper doors, thin drawer fronts, and any front where the hardware is meant to be found rather than seen. The finger presses into the shallow recess and draws the door or drawer open cleanly. Because the pull lands below the face surface, nothing catches on adjacent fronts when a door swings open.
The body is stainless steel, which puts it in a different material class from the zinc construction common across most of this catalog. Stainless steel resists corrosion without a plated surface to chip or wear through, which matters in environments where the hardware sees moisture or frequent contact. The Satin Stainless Steel finish is a brushed, low-sheen surface that diffuses light evenly across the face of the pull and does not show fingerprints the way a polished finish does. Under kitchen or bath lighting it reads as a quiet silver tone rather than a reflective highlight.
This pull suits contemporary and minimalist cabinetry where the design intent is a handle-free or nearly handle-free face. It is well matched to slab-front kitchens, integrated appliance panels, media cabinet doors, and bathroom vanities where every surface element is considered and a visible handle would be one element too many. At the 1-3/4 inch scale it fits comfortably on a standard upper cabinet door or a narrow drawer without dominating the front. Cabinet shops building to a contemporary specification and designers working on a handleless or near-handleless program will find it a practical fit where a Gola channel is not possible or not wanted.
A recessed pull installs into a machined pocket, not two through-drilled holes. A router or CNC is the standard tool for cutting the pocket to the correct depth and footprint.
The projection is 1/16 inch (2 mm), so the pull is nearly flush with the surrounding surface.
The SP Series includes sibling pulls in slightly longer sizes, all sharing the same Satin Stainless Steel finish and square profile, so they can be used together across a cabinet program.
Yes. Stainless steel is a solid alloy rather than a base metal with a surface coating, so the material runs all the way through rather than sitting on top.
Choose this pull when the goal is a cabinet front that reads as a surface rather than as a collection of hardware, and the opening motion should be invisible until it is needed.
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