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ABH AB3310 Offset Flat End Door Pull Handle - Commercial Grade Surface Mount

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ABH AB3310 / AB3311 / AB3312 Offset Flat End Door Pull Handle

The ABH AB3310 Series offset flat end pull handles are commercial-grade surface-mount door pulls engineered for high-traffic openings in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, government buildings, and multi-family properties. Three tube diameters — 1", 1.25", and 1.5" — and eight standard lengths from 12" to 96" cover virtually every door width and grip-preference specification. Offset mounting posts provide improved hand clearance and a clean architectural profile on wood, metal, or aluminum doors in interior and exterior applications.

Available Configurations

  • Models: AB3310 (1" dia.), AB3311 (1.25" dia.), AB3312 (1.5" dia.)
  • Lengths: 12", 24", 36", 48", 60", 72", 84", 96"
  • Finishes: Bright Brass (US3), Satin Brass (US4), Bright Bronze (US9), Satin Bronze (US10), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Bright Stainless Steel (US32), Satin Stainless Steel (US32D), Painted Black (S4), Painted White (S8)
  • Hang Type: Offset Hung
  • Mount: Surface mount with offset posts
  • Application: Commercial — interior and exterior

Key Features

  • Offset Mounting Posts: Raise the bar off the door face for improved hand clearance and a modern architectural look.
  • Flat End Design: Clean, contemporary termination — no exposed fasteners at the ends.
  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Built for high-traffic commercial and institutional openings.
  • Broad Door Compatibility: Installs on wood, hollow metal, and aluminum doors.
  • Wide Finish Selection: Nine standard finishes match common architectural hardware schedules.
  • Scalable Lengths: 12" through 96" in 12" increments — one source for narrow corridor doors through wide storefront entries.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Model: AB3310 / AB3311 / AB3312
  • Diameter Options: 1" (AB3310), 1.25" (AB3311), 1.5" (AB3312)
  • Length Range: 12" – 96"
  • Hang Type: Offset Hung
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • BAA Qualified: No

Common Applications

  • Commercial office buildings
  • Educational facilities (K–12 and higher education)
  • Healthcare institutions and medical offices
  • Government and municipal buildings
  • Retail and hospitality
  • Industrial and warehouse facilities
  • Multi-tenant residential and mixed-use properties

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
Product Type:
Door Pulls
Subcategory:
Door Pulls
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Hang Type:
Offset Hung
Keyed:
N/A
Keyed Function:
N/A
Series:
AB3310 Series
BAA Qualified:
No
Product Model:
AB3310
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

ABH AB3310 12 US32D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the ABH AB3310 offset pull mount on an aluminum storefront door or a hollow metal door?
Wood, hollow metal, and aluminum are all covered. The AB3310 series is a surface mount pull, so it fastens to the door face on two offset posts instead of needing a mortise or special prep, and it is specified for commercial interior and exterior openings. Size it to what your door can carry: bar lengths run 12, 24, 36, 48, 60, 72, 84, and 96 inches, so a narrow aluminum stile normally takes the 12 or 24 inch bar while a full width entry door takes the long ones. The offset posts hold the bar off the door face, which is what gives you knuckle clearance behind the grip.
2) What is the difference between the ABH AB3310, AB3311 and AB3312 pull handles?
Tube diameter. AB3310 is the 1 inch bar, AB3311 is 1.25 inch, and AB3312 is 1.5 inch. All three are the same offset flat end pull and share the same length range of 12 to 96 inches and the same nine finishes, so the choice comes down to grip. One inch is the common commercial pull diameter and matches most existing hardware; 1.25 and 1.5 inch give a fuller hand on a tall entrance bar where the pull is a visual element as much as a grip. If you are matching pulls already hanging in the building, measure the bar you have before you pick the model.
3) What is the closest equivalent to the ABH AB3310 offset door pull in a 1 inch bar?
The Ives 8169 is the closest match on bar size and profile: it is a C style offset solid door pull with a 1" diameter and heavy duty mounting hardware. ABH's AB3310 is the 1" member of an offset hung surface-mount family that also includes the AB3311 at 1.25" and the AB3312 at 1.5", with lengths of 12", 24", 36", 48", 60", 72", 84" and 96" and nine finishes covering Bright Brass, Satin Brass, Bright Bronze, Satin Bronze, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Bright Stainless Steel, Satin Stainless Steel, Painted Black and Painted White. Both give a 1" offset grip on a commercial door; the ABH family lets one part number series carry a whole hardware schedule across several door widths and one finish, while the 8169 is the Ives equivalent at that single 1" bar size.
4) Which offset pull do I order when the hardware schedule calls out an ADA compliant pull?
The Ives 8145EZHD is the one carried as ADA compliant: it is a 45 degree offset door pull in the EZ Series supplied with heavy duty mounting hardware, and its offset comes from a 45 degree bend at each end of the bar. The ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull takes a different route to the same hand clearance - straight offset mounting posts that stand the bar off the door face, with flat ends and no exposed fasteners at the terminations - and it is built in 1", 1.25" and 1.5" bar diameters and lengths from 12" to 96" for commercial interior and exterior openings. If the drawing names ADA compliance in the pull itself, the 8145EZHD is the part that answers it; if the schedule specifies an offset bar in a given diameter, length and architectural finish, that is the AB3310 series.
5) Should I use an offset door pull or a straight pull on a commercial door?
An offset pull sets the bar out on posts at each end, which keeps your hand clear of the door face and leaves a flatter architectural profile; that is what the ABH AB3310 flat end pull does, with no exposed fasteners at the bar ends. A straight pull stands off the face on its own ends instead and is usually the easier match when you are replacing straight pulls already in the building, for example the Ives 8103HD, a 1 inch round straight pull with through bolt mounting, or the Ives 8102HD with a 3/4 inch round bar and 1-1/2 inch clearance. If you want an angled grip rather than a parallel bar, the Ives 8145EZHD is a 45 degree offset pull described as ADA compliant, and the Ives 8169 is a C style offset in 1 inch diameter.
6) What finishes does the ABH AB3310 pull come in, and can I match the hardware already on my other doors?
Nine finishes, and they are the standard architectural codes, so matching a hardware schedule is straightforward: Bright Brass (US3), Satin Brass (US4), Bright Bronze (US9), Satin Bronze (US10), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Bright Stainless Steel (US32), Satin Stainless Steel (US32D), Painted Black (S4), and Painted White (S8). US32D satin stainless is the finish most commercial schedules default to and the one that hides handprints best on a high traffic entrance. The two painted options are the ones to look at when the pull needs to disappear into a black or white storefront frame rather than match the lockset.
7) Does the ABH AB3310 pull lock, or take a key cylinder?
No keyed function at all. The AB3310 is a plain grip pull, so it does not secure the door and there is no cylinder in it; the locking has to come from the lockset, exit device, or deadbolt on the opening. If what you actually need is a pull with a night latch cylinder in it, typically on an aluminum storefront door, the Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a night latch cylinder pull with a 3-1/2 inch height in stainless steel.
8) Can I use the ABH AB3310 pull on a federal job with Buy American requirements?
It will not satisfy that requirement. The AB3310 series is not BAA qualified, so on a contract carrying Buy American Act or federal domestic sourcing language, this pull does not qualify and you need to specify a BAA qualified pull instead. On commercial, institutional, and private work with no domestic sourcing clause it is not a factor.
9) What do I order for the push side when I put an ABH AB3310 pull on the pull side of a door?
The pull only handles the side you pull from; the push side of that opening normally takes a plate, and it is a separate order. ZenSupply carries the Trimco 1001-1 heavy duty push plate at 3 x 12 inches, the Trimco 1041 half-round push plate at 8 x 16 inches when you want a larger target on a high traffic door, and the Trimco 1070 series classic push/pull plates at 3-1/2 x 15 inches if you want the push and pull sides to read as a matched set. Match the plate finish to the pull finish you pick.
10) Is the Ives 8103HD a drop-in alternative to the ABH AB3310 pull?
They share the bar size but not the profile. The Ives 8103HD is a heavy duty straight door pull on a 1" round bar with through bolt mounting - the grip runs parallel to the door face. The ABH AB3310 is offset hung, with mounting posts that raise the same 1" bar off the face for hand clearance and a raised architectural look. On a door where the schedule or the existing prep is a straight pull, the 8103HD matches that geometry; where the opening was set up for an offset bar, swapping to a straight pull changes both the clearance behind the grip and the sightline of the door. Check the existing hole centers before treating either as a retrofit for the other.
11) I want a thinner grip than a 1 inch bar on a commercial door - what are my options?
The Ives 8102HD is the slimmer bar in this group: a heavy duty straight door pull built on a 3/4" round bar with 1-1/2" clearance. The ABH offset flat end pulls begin at 1" with the AB3310 and step up to 1.25" with the AB3311 and 1.5" with the AB3312, so the ABH range runs heavier in the hand and lighter only down to 1". Note the trade you are making beyond diameter: the 8102HD is a straight pull, while the ABH models are offset hung on standoff posts. If a smaller grip diameter is the priority, the 8102HD is the 3/4" option; if the offset profile has to stay, 1" on the AB3310 is the narrowest bar in that family.
12) What offset pull set fits a 1-3/8 inch thick door?
The Deltana OHP620 Off-Set Handle Pull is sold as a back-to-back set and is specified for a door thickness range of 1-1/8" to 1-3/8", which puts it on lighter interior and residential-weight doors. The ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull is a commercial surface-mount offset pull built for wood, hollow metal and aluminum doors in high-traffic openings such as offices, schools, healthcare and government buildings, in 1", 1.25" and 1.5" bar diameters and lengths from 12" to 96". For a thin door where a matched pair on both faces is what is wanted, the OHP620 is the set sized to that thickness; for a full-size commercial door leaf the AB3310 series is the offset bar built for that traffic.
13) How do Deltana's back-to-back offset pulls compare with the ABH AB3310 offset pull?
Deltana offers two 24" back-to-back offset sets: the SSPOBB24 in the Modern Offset Door Pulls series and the SSPORBB24 in the Round Offset Door Pulls series. Both are fixed at 24" and supplied as a pair for the two faces of the door, so the length decision is already made for you. The ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull is ordered along three axes instead - diameter at 1", 1.25" or 1.5", length at 12", 24", 36", 48", 60", 72", 84" or 96", and one of nine finishes - so a 24" pull is one point in that range and the same profile and finish carry up to 96" for tall entrance and storefront leaves. Where a building mixes 24" corridor pulls with long entry pulls, the ABH series keeps the profile consistent across both.
14) Can a Cal-Royal PUL-175 be used in place of an ABH offset pull on a storefront door?
No - the two parts do different jobs. The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a night latch cylinder pull, 3-1/2" in height, of stainless steel construction; it houses the cylinder for a night latch on the exterior face and gives a short grip at the lock. The ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull is a full-length grab handle on offset mounting posts, available from 12" up to 96" in 1", 1.25" and 1.5" diameters, and it carries no cylinder provision. On an aluminum storefront door running a night latch, the cylinder pull serves the lock and the long offset pull serves the hand, so one does not replace the other.
15) Is the ABH AB3310 a good pull for restroom doors in a school or office building?
It works there, and schools, healthcare, and office buildings are exactly the traffic it is built for; a 12 or 24 inch bar in satin stainless is the usual restroom specification. If you want a pull made specifically for that door rather than a general commercial bar, the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is a heavy duty pull built for restroom openings. The AB3310 is the better answer when you are standardizing every door in the building on one pull, since one series covers 12 inch restroom doors through 96 inch entries in the same finish.
16) Is a Trimco push plate an alternative to the ABH AB3310 pull?
They are the two halves of a push/pull opening, not substitutes for each other. Trimco's plates cover the push face: the 1001-1 heavy duty push plate at 3" x 12", the 1041 half-round push plate at 8" x 16", and the 1070 series classic push/pull plates at 3-1/2" x 15". The ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull is the grip on the pull face, a bar on offset mounting posts in 1", 1.25" or 1.5" diameters and lengths from 12" to 96". A door swinging one way typically takes a plate on the push side and a pull on the pull side, so specifying a plate does not remove the need for the pull, and both should be ordered in the same finish family.
17) Is there a pull made specifically for a restroom door instead of a general bar pull?
Yes - the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is the restroom-specific part, a heavy duty pull in Trimco's 1035 series. The ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull is the general-purpose commercial bar: an offset hung, surface-mount pull in 1", 1.25" and 1.5" diameters and lengths from 12" to 96", used on office, school, healthcare, government, retail and multi-tenant residential openings. For a facility standardizing one bar profile across corridor, stair and entry doors, the AB3310 series does that in one family; where the restroom door is being detailed on its own, the 1035 is the pull designed around that use.
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