Deltana DP2574 Door Pull Without Rosette, 8"

The DP2574 is an 8 inch pull sold as a single unit, each. Back-to-back is an available option, so if you want a matching pull on both faces of the door you specify that when ordering rather than buying two singles and hoping the through-bolts line up. On a glass front or a heavy entry door where people pull from both sides, back-to-back is what you want. For a push side, Deltana pairs the DP2574 with the PPH3515 push plate.

The PPH3515 push plate is the match. Deltana states the DP2574 is compatible with it, so on a swing door you put the pull on the pull side and the PPH3515 on the push side and the two are made to look like a set. That matters more than it sounds: mixing a pull and a push plate from different families usually means two slightly different brass tones and two different edge profiles on the same opening.

No rosette means the pull posts land straight on the door face with no decorative round base plate under each end. Two consequences on the job. First, the finished look is cleaner and more modern, but the door face under the post has to be sound and unmarked, because there is no rosette to hide a chipped edge or an old fastener hole. Second, if you are replacing a pull that had rosettes, the DP2574 will not cover the old footprint. In that case order a Deltana pull with rosette instead.

Deltana rates the DP2574 as commercial, and it is solid brass, so it belongs on office, retail, and multi-family openings. Where it is the wrong call is a true high-abuse door: a school corridor, a hospital service entrance, a loading area. For those, a stainless or heavy duty round bar pull is the better fit, like the Ives 8103HD, a 1 inch round straight pull with through bolt mounting, or the ABH AB7200, a solid stainless steel flat end pull at 7/8 inch diameter with through-bolt mounting. Through-bolting is the key difference on an abuse door.

The Ives 8145 45 degree offset door pull in the EZ series is described as ADA compliant and ships with heavy duty mounting hardware. If a facility spec calls out an ADA compliant pull by name, that is the one in the group carrying the callout. The Deltana DP2574 is a solid brass 8 inch pull sold in seven finishes including polished chrome and oil rubbed bronze, which suits openings where the driver is appearance rather than a written accessibility callout.

No, those are different parts of the same assembly. The Trimco 1001-1 is a heavy duty push plate, 3 inches by 12 inches, and the Trimco 1041 is a half-round push plate, 8 inches by 16 inches. A push plate is the flat plate on the push side of the door. The Deltana DP2574 is the pull you grip on the pull side, and it pairs with the Deltana PPH3515 push plate. On a push/pull opening you order both halves, so a Trimco plate substitutes for the push plate, not for the DP2574.

Solid brass. Both the material and the substrate on the DP2574 are brass, so the finish is applied over brass rather than over a zinc or steel core. For a property manager that is the difference that shows up in year three: a plated pot metal pull that gets bumped by a cart exposes a grey core, while a solid brass one just wears through to brass. It is also why the polished brass version comes in a PVD variant, which is the finish to pick on an exterior or high-traffic opening.

No handing on the DP2574. It is a symmetrical 8 inch pull, so the same part works on a left hand or right hand door and you only choose finish and whether you want it back-to-back. That is worth knowing if you are ordering across a building: one line item covers every opening. Some decorative pulls do require handing, such as the Emtek Art Nouveau 8 inch pull, which is sold select handing.

The DP2574 is an 8 inch pull without rosette. If your drawing calls for an offset pull, meaning the grip is stepped away from the door face at an angle, that is a different geometry: the ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull, the ABH AB3330 offset round end pull with custom length options, or the Ives 8169 C style offset pull at 1 inch diameter. For a straight pull, the ABH AB3300 is a 1 inch diameter straight flat end commercial pull. Match the shape on the spec, not just the length.

The ABH AB3300 is a straight flat end commercial door pull with a 1.00 inch diameter bar. The ABH AB3310 is the offset flat end version, surface mount, and the AB3330 is an offset round end pull offered in custom lengths. Those are tubular bar pulls sized by bar diameter. The Deltana DP2574 is a solid brass pull specified by its 8 inch length, supplied without a rosette, and compatible with the PPH3515 push plate. So the ABH pulls are chosen off diameter and length, the DP2574 off its finish and its pairing with a matching push plate.

The ABH AB7200 is a solid stainless steel flat end pull handle, 7/8 inch diameter, with through-bolt mounting. The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a stainless steel night latch cylinder pull, 3-1/2 inch height. Both are stainless rather than brass. The Deltana DP2574 is solid brass throughout, and its PVD polished brass finish is the one in its range meant to hold up outdoors, so for a shoreline or a pool house door the stainless ABH AB7200 and the brass DP2574 in PVD are the two directions to weigh.

It is a different way to solve the same opening. The Trimco 1070 series classic push/pull plates measure 3-1/2 inches by 15 inches. The Deltana DP2574 is an 8 inch pull supplied without a rosette and is compatible with the PPH3515 push plate, so it is bought as a pull plus a matching plate. If you would rather order plates for both faces of the door and skip the separate pull, the Trimco 1070 series covers it; if you want a gripped brass pull in one of seven finishes such as antique nickel or brushed nickel, the DP2574 is the pull side.

The Emtek Lost Wax Cast Bronze Art Nouveau 8 inch door pull is ordered with handing selected, so left and right are separate items. The Deltana DP2574 is an 8 inch pull with a back-to-back mounting option available, and its ordering choice is finish across seven options rather than handing. If you are buying for a pair of doors and want the pull to mirror, the handed Emtek Art Nouveau is the one built that way; if you need the same pull on both faces of one door, the back-to-back option on the DP2574 covers it.

It will work as a plain pull, but for a public restroom the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is purpose built for that opening and rated heavy duty. On a restroom the pull side usually wants something a user can operate with a forearm or a paper towel, which is what the dedicated restroom pull addresses. Use the DP2574 where you want a brass decorative pull, typically paired with the PPH3515 push plate on the opposite face.

Yes, and it is a straightforward part to standardize on: one 8 inch model, seven finishes, no handing, and a stated companion push plate in the PPH3515. For a property manager or MRO buyer that means a single SKU per finish covers every push/pull opening in the portfolio. The one decision to lock in early is the finish, since PVD Polished Brass and standard Polished Brass look alike on day one and age differently. Pick one and hold it across the building.