Sugatsune AT-100-BR Recessed Pull Brown Abs Snap-in

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE AT-100-BR is a snap-in recessed pull designed for cabinet doors, drawers, and lightweight access panels where a flush, low-profile handle is required. Made from ABS plastic in a brown finish, this pull sits flush with the surface when installed, eliminating protruding hardware that can snag clothing or interfere with sliding components. The overall width measures 100mm and the overall height measures 48mm, with a recess depth of 22mm, a recess height of 41mm, and a recess width of 96mm. The snap-in installation method requires no fasteners, making replacement and installation straightforward for millwork, cabinetry, and light fixture professionals.

This recessed pull is suited for residential and light commercial cabinetry applications where a clean, unobtrusive handle is preferred. Typical uses include kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors, RV and marine cabinetry, access panels, and furniture drawers. The brown color blends with wood-tone laminates and finished panels. Its compact footprint and tool-free snap-in design make it practical for high-volume millwork installs or single-unit service replacements.

Key Features

• Snap-in installation requires no screws or additional fasteners
• Flush-mount recessed design eliminates protruding hardware
• ABS construction provides lightweight durability
• Brown finish suits wood-tone and dark laminate panels
• Compact recess depth of 22mm minimizes material removal during install

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style recessed pull replacement for cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and access panels requiring a snap-in mount with a 96mm recess width and 41mm recess height cutout.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by cutting or routing a recess to match the required cutout dimensions before snapping the pull into place. Verify the panel material is thick enough to accommodate the 22mm recess depth without compromising structural integrity. No power tools are required for the snap-in step itself, though a router or hole saw is typically used to prepare the cutout. Ensure the cutout dimensions are accurate before installation, as ABS snap-in pulls are not designed for repeated removal and reseating.