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A Handle Integrated into the Front
In our Lacquer Collection, each front is crafted from a single piece of HDF. The handle is machined directly into the panel, creating a seamless, one-piece design with no added hardware.
In our Wood Collection, the handle is carved from a solid piece of real wood and anchored directly into the HDF core of the front. The edge banding is then applied before the wood veneer covers the entire surface, including the edge banding and the handle itself. Only the finger pull remains exposed.
This construction method, inspired by our Slab Prestige design, creates a uniform front where every element blends together naturally.
Grip: A Handle That Defines the Design
The Grip design features an integrated handle that spans the full width of the cabinet front.
Its more pronounced profile creates a horizontal or vertical line that adds rhythm to the cabinetry and highlights the kitchen’s architecture. The handle becomes a true visual element while providing a comfortable, intuitive grip.
The Grip model is particularly well suited to modern kitchens where the goal is to emphasize the cabinetry’s clean lines and create a more defined graphic effect.
Pull: A More Subtle Approach
The Pull design offers a more understated integrated handle. Its recessed finger pull allows the door to open easily while maintaining a clean, minimalist appearance.
The handle can be produced in various lengths depending on the size of the front and the desired aesthetic. This flexibility allows it to become either a discreet detail or a more prominent design feature.
Pull is especially well suited to minimalist or Scandinavian-inspired kitchens, where the focus is placed on materials, textures, and proportions.
Multiple Configuration Options
Depending on the project, the Grip or Pull handle can be positioned at the top, bottom, left, or right side of the cabinet front. This flexibility helps maintain visual continuity across doors, drawers, and the various cabinetry modules throughout the kitchen.
Both designs are available exclusively in our Wood and Lacquer Collections.
We can also create custom-sized fronts for certain integrated appliances, allowing them to blend seamlessly into the surrounding cabinetry.
*Please note that some appliance models are not compatible with Grip or Pull fronts. The placement of the mounting screws on the back of the panel may interfere with the thinner section of the integrated handle. For this reason, compatibility must be confirmed before production.
Two Designs, One Commitment to Detail
Choosing between Grip and Pull comes down primarily to the visual effect you're looking to achieve.
Grip makes the handle a defining design element, giving the front greater presence. Pull, on the other hand, emphasizes subtlety and uninterrupted surfaces.
In both cases, the handle is an integral part of the design. Nothing is added afterward, and every detail is carefully considered to create a kitchen that is functional, durable, and beautifully cohesive.