Deltana DP675 Door Pull, 6"

Six inches is a hand-sized grip, right for interior doors, restroom doors, cabinet and closet applications, and light commercial openings where the pull is grabbed with one hand. It is short for a glass front or a main entrance where the look calls for a full-height or ladder pull, and it is not the part to use where you need an offset pull that clears a stile-mounted device. For a longer straight commercial pull, the ABH AB3300 Series is a 1 inch diameter straight flat end pull, and the ABH AB3330 Series is offered with custom length options.

A pull like the DP675 goes on the side you pull, so it belongs on the door face that swings toward you. On the push side you want a plate, not a pull, so the door face takes the wear instead of the finish around the hardware. Common commercial setup is a pull on one face and a push plate on the other. Trimco makes the 1001-1 heavy duty push plate in 3 x 12 inches and the 1041 half-round push plate in 8 x 16 inches; the Trimco 1070 Series is sold as a push and pull plate combination at 3-1/2 x 15 inches if you want the pull mounted on a plate rather than direct to the door.

Deltana catalogues the DP675 as commercial and builds it from solid brass, which suits offices, hospitality, multi-family corridors and similar traffic. For a hospital corridor, a school, or a stadium door where the pull takes abuse and gets through-bolted, the Ives 8100 series is the heavier answer: the 8102HD is a heavy duty straight pull with a 3/4 inch round bar and 1-1/2 inch clearance, and the 8103HD is a 1 inch round straight pull with through-bolt mounting. The ABH AB7200 Series is a solid stainless flat end pull at 7/8 inch diameter, also through-bolted.

For an opening where ADA compliance is written on the drawing, specify a pull that carries the claim. The Ives 8145EZ is an ADA compliant 45 degree offset pull with heavy duty mounting hardware, and that is the safer specification for an accessible opening. The DP675 is a 6 inch solid brass pull suited to interior and light commercial doors where accessibility is not the governing requirement.

No. The Deltana DP675 is a pull, a grip you wrap a hand around to draw a door open. The Trimco 1001-1 is a heavy duty push plate at 3 inch by 12 inch and the Trimco 1041 is a half-round push plate at 8 inch by 16 inch; both are flat plates that protect the door face on the push side and give nothing to grip. On a single acting door the pull goes on the pull side and the push plate on the push side, so they pair rather than replace one another. The Trimco 1070 series is a classic push/pull plate at 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch, which combines a plate with an integral pull in one piece of hardware.

The DP675 is a 6 inch solid brass door pull. Brass is the substrate, not a plated pot metal or a brass-look finish over steel, so it holds up on a door that gets pulled hundreds of times a day and it can be refinished rather than replaced. Deltana rates it for commercial use.

Nine finishes: polished brass, PVD polished brass, antique brass, oil rubbed bronze, brushed nickel, antique nickel, polished chrome, brushed chrome, and paint black. The PVD polished brass is worth calling out for exterior or high-traffic openings, since PVD is a hard vapor-deposited coating rather than a lacquer that wears through at the grip point. If you are matching existing Deltana trim in a building, order the same finish designation across the openings.

The DP675 is a straight 6 inch pull, symmetrical end to end, so there is no left or right version to specify. Order the finish and you are done. That is not true of every pull in the category, an Emtek Art Nouveau 8 inch pull is ordered by handing, so if you are pricing a decorative alternative, check that before you order a pair for the same building.

No on both counts. The DP675 is a plain grip pull with no cylinder cutout, so it will not serve as a night latch pull; the Cal-Royal PUL-175 is the night latch cylinder pull, 3-1/2 inches high in stainless steel. And for a restroom door where the user opens it with a forearm or elbow, the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is the purpose-built part.

Both are straight pulls for commercial openings. The Deltana DP675 is 6 inch, solid brass, and offered in nine finishes running from Polished Brass and Antique Brass through Oil Rubbed Bronze, Antique Nickel, Brushed Chrome and Paint Black. The ABH AB3300 is a straight flat end commercial door pull with a 1.00 inch diameter grip. The choice usually comes down to whether the opening is being matched to a decorative finish scheme or to a plain commercial grip diameter.

The Deltana DP675 covers a 6 inch straight brass pull in one length across nine finishes, so it standardizes well where every opening takes the same pull and only the finish scheme changes. Where a facility mixes openings, ABH covers the straight and offset shapes as separate series: AB3300 straight flat end, AB3310 offset flat end, and AB3330 offset round end with custom length options. Ives covers the heavy duty end with the 8102HD and 8103HD straight pulls and the 8145EZHD 45 degree offset in the ADA compliant EZ series.

Priced and sold each, one pull per unit. A door with a pull on both faces takes two, and a pair of doors with a pull on each leaf takes two or four depending on which faces you are covering. Property managers standardizing a floor should count openings, not doors.