Colonial Bronze 700 Series Round Lip Edge Pull

Four stock lengths: 3, 5, 6 and 8 inch. If none of those suit the door or drawer, Colonial Bronze will make the 700 round lip edge pull to a custom length up to a 30 inch maximum, so a tall sliding panel or a full-height pocket door can get a pull that runs most of the leading edge.

The 700 round lip edge pull is made to order in custom lengths up to 30 inches. Above the 8 inch stock size that is the route, one continuous pull rather than stacking two shorter ones on the same edge. Give the exact finished length you need when ordering, along with the finish number.

A lip edge pull like the 700 mounts on the leading edge and gives you something to hook a finger under to draw the panel out. That is what you want on a pocket door or a bypass panel that disappears into a wall or behind another leaf, since there is no face-mounted knob to grab once it has slid home. A flush recessed cup pull sits in the door face instead and is the choice when the panel never fully retracts and you need a face grip. Many pocket door openings use both, the edge pull to pull the panel out and a face pull to push it back.

Seven finishes across every size: 605 polished brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil-rubbed bronze, 618 polished nickel, 619 satin nickel, 622 matte black and 625 polished chrome. Those are standard BHMA finish numbers, so if the levers and cabinet hardware already in the building are specified by number you can match on the number rather than by eye. Colonial Bronze also makes the 700 in the full range of its hand worked finishes if the job calls for something outside the seven.

Yes. All seven finishes (605, 606, 613, 618, 619, 622 and 625) are offered in each of the four stock lengths, 3, 5, 6 and 8 inch, so a matte black 8 inch and a polished chrome 3 inch are both standard combinations. Useful if you are running one finish through a building but need different pull lengths on cabinets versus full-height sliding panels.

Two things for a stock order: length (3, 5, 6 or 8 inch) and finish, given by its number such as 613 for oil-rubbed bronze or 619 for satin nickel. If you are going custom, the length replaces the stock size, anything up to 30 inches, and the finish can be any of the Colonial Bronze hand worked finishes rather than just the seven stock numbers.

It is classed as commercial door hardware, so it is specified for commercial openings as well as residential cabinetry. That matters on multi-family and hospitality jobs where the same pull runs on unit closet slides and on cabinet doors and the spec has to hold up in a common area, not just a private kitchen.