Hide / Slim Cabinet Pull

$23.95

A slim aluminum alloy pull that fixes from the back of the door for a clean, low-profile look on drawers and cabinets. Sold as a single piece with M4 screws included.

Expected delivery Fri, Nov 6 to Sat, Nov 14

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Specifications

Material: Aluminum alloy
Fixing: Two M4 screws from the back
Screws: Screws included
Sold: Single
Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
Size: 1-9/16 x 0.47 in (40 x 12 mm)
Not for: Doors thicker than 0.47 in (12 mm)

What it is

The Hide / Slim Cabinet Pull is a small aluminum alloy pull made for drawers and cabinet doors. It fixes from the back with two M4 screws, so the mounting points sit behind the door face instead of on it. The result is a low, quiet profile that reads as a slim bar rather than a traditional handle.

Aluminum alloy keeps the pull light, and the finish comes in Black or Gold. Each pull is sold on its own, and the screws you need are in the box.

Size and fit

Size	Metric
1-9/16 x 0.47 in	40 x 12 mm

Check your door thickness before you order. This pull is not for doors thicker than 0.47 in (12 mm). The two M4 screws run from the back of the door into the pull, so the door needs to be thin enough for the screws to reach and seat properly.

If your cabinet doors or drawer fronts are thicker than that, this pull is not the right fit. Measure the panel first, then match it to the size above.

Colors

Choose Black for a quiet, low-contrast look on dark or painted fronts. Choose Gold for a warmer accent that stands out against white, gray or wood finishes.

Both colors use the same shape and the same back fixing, so the choice is only about how the pull reads against your cabinet. If you are mixing pulls across a kitchen or bath, keep the color consistent from drawer to door.

How to fit it

Mark the two screw points on the back of the door or drawer front.
Drill pilot holes sized for the M4 screws.
Hold the pull in place on the front.
Run the two M4 screws from the back into the pull and tighten until it sits flush.

Because the screws come in from the back, the front face stays free of visible fasteners. That is what gives this pull its hidden look. Work on one door at a time and check alignment before you tighten the second screw.

A helper or a small clamp makes it easier to hold the pull steady while you drive the screws. Do not overtighten, since aluminum alloy can strip if you force the screw past its seat.

Where it works

This pull suits kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, drawer fronts, wardrobe doors and small furniture pieces. The slim size keeps it out of the way on shallow drawers and narrow doors where a larger bar pull would crowd the front.

It also works well when you want the hardware to disappear into the design rather than lead it. On a flat-front cabinet, the pull adds a small line of color and a place to grip without changing the overall look of the door.

For a full run of cabinets, count one pull per door or drawer. Since each is sold as a single, order the exact number you need for the layout.

Care

Wipe the pull with a dry cloth. Keep it away from standing water and harsh cleaners, which can dull the finish over time. A quick dry wipe now and then is enough to keep the surface clean.