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Container Handle, Embedded Handle, Flush Lifting Embedded Handle, Suitable for Repairing Doors, Filing cabinets, toolboxes or Drawers, Handle Size 4.37 x 2.75 inches. (1)

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Elevate your door and drawer hardware with these sleek and durable black zinc alloy embedded handles. Designed for flush mounting, these heavy-duty handles offer a seamless and modern look, perfect for cabinets, toolboxes, and drawers. Crafted from sturdy zinc alloy, they provide reliable strength and longevity. With their embedded design, these handles sit flush against surfaces, creating a clean and minimalist aesthetic. Whether you're renovating or building new, these embedded handles are an excellent choice for adding a touch of sophistication to your projects. Upgrade your home or workspace with these versatile and stylish embedded handles.


L. Christopher
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
Lovely little handle. I have not installed it yet, but it comes with everything you need. I will note that the handle does not automatically fall back into its recess. It will stay flipped out until you put it back, defying gravity. Otherwise it seems great. Very sleek and attractive.
Adam
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
Awesome recessed handle that I decided to order for a range box I'm building. Nice and sturdy, and about as comfortable to hold as a squared handle can be.Be very precise when measuring and cutting the opening that this will fit in to, especially if mounting to wood. The screw holes for mounting are very close to the opening you'll need to cut. If you are a bit sloppy in cutting the hole, you can easily end up with a screw splitting the wood out in to the opening (ask me how I know).
Lacheur
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024
If you're using this on a ceiling hatch, it would be perfect - the handle snaps out and back into the recess, so it would stay flat, even against gravity.I was planning on using it for a floor hatch pull, so it's actually slightly annoying that it locks in place so you have to kind of pop it out to really pull on it.However, it turns out it's pretty easy to just pop the springs out, so that the handle swings free. You need something pointy and fairly strong - I used awl.