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The Sugatsune UT-140/S is a 5-1/2 inch (140 mm) recessed pull from the UT Series, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a flush or near-flush grip is the goal. It installs into a routed pocket in the front face, so the grip sits below the surface plane rather than projecting from it.
At 5-1/2 inches this is the working length for a wide drawer bank, a tall pantry door, or a full-height appliance garage where the shorter 75 mm and 105 mm UT pulls would leave too much of the front ungrasped. The recessed form is common in contemporary and handleless kitchen programs where projecting hardware would interrupt a flush facade, and the longer grip makes it easier to open a heavy front with one hand. It also suits applications where code or clearance constraints rule out a projecting pull entirely, such as a pull-out adjacent to a wall or an island column.
The body is stainless steel finished in Chrome. Stainless is the right substrate for a recessed pull that will see daily finger contact in a kitchen or bath: it resists corrosion from moisture and cleaning products at the surface level, and it holds the Chrome finish without the underlying oxidation that can develop under plating on a zinc part. The polished Chrome surface reflects light cleanly from inside the pocket, which keeps the opening visible even on a dark front.
This pull is a fit for cabinet shops and designers specifying contemporary or minimalist kitchens where every projecting element is accounted for. The UT Series ships as individual SKUs by length, so it is straightforward to spec the 140 mm pull on wide horizontal drawers and a shorter UT pull on narrower doors within the same run, keeping the hardware family consistent while matching grip length to front width. Contractors retrofitting a handleless-style kitchen into an existing space will find the recessed format useful where cabinet rows are tight and a bar pull would catch traffic.
No. A recessed pull requires a routed pocket cut into the face of the door or drawer front. The pocket dimensions must match the pull's footprint. This is a different installation from a surface-mounted two-hole pull and typically requires a router or CNC setup.
Yes. The UT Series uses a consistent profile across all three lengths, so the 140 mm pull on a wide drawer and a shorter UT pull on a narrow door will share the same rectangular form and Chrome finish within the same kitchen.
The surface appearance is similar, but the substrate differs. This pull is stainless steel, which means the base material itself resists corrosion. A Chrome-on-zinc pull relies on the plating alone for corrosion resistance. The visual result is comparable; the underlying durability is different.
No outdoor or weather resistance rating is available for this product. For exterior applications, confirm suitability with the manufacturer before specifying.
When the design calls for a recessed grip on a wide or tall front and the hardware needs to stay flush with the cabinet face, the UT-140/S delivers the reach without the projection.
