Deltana DSPUT Solid Brass Finial - Ornate Tip

The DSPUT ornate tip finial fits Deltana solid brass hinges from 3-1/2 inch through 5 inch. It threads on 8 x 1.25mm, so it seats on the Deltana solid brass hinge pin, not on a hinge from another maker. If the hinges on your doors are a different brand, the thread is the thing that stops it, not the size.

Finials are sold each, so a hinge takes two (one for the top of the pin, one for the bottom). A door on three hinges needs six. Price shown is per unit, so multiply before you order for a whole building.

Yes, provided the hinges are Deltana solid brass in the 3-1/2 to 5 inch range. The finials thread on at 8 x 1.25mm, so you back off the existing tips and thread these on. It is a finish upgrade on hinges already hung, which is why property managers use them on historic or high-visibility openings rather than pulling doors to change hardware.

5/8 inch diameter and 1-7/16 inch height, in solid brass. That height sits above the barrel at each end of the hinge, so on a pair of finials you are adding roughly that much visual length top and bottom. Worth checking against any trim or stop that crowds the top of the hinge.

Nine finishes: PVD Polished Brass, Polished Brass, Unlacquered Brass, Antique Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Polished Chrome and Brushed Chrome. Match the finial to the hinge finish, not to the lever, since the two sit inches apart on the same door edge. Unlacquered brass will patina over time while PVD polished brass holds its color.

No. The DSPUT is not an NRP part, and it relies on threading onto the pin, so it belongs on hinges with a standard removable or loose pin. On an NRP hinge the pin is set so it cannot be drawn, which is the point of that hinge on an outswing exterior door. Keep NRP where security requires it and use the ornate tips on interior or protected openings.

Deltana lists the DSPUT as commercial. The practical limit is the hinge it goes on: it suits plain bearing solid brass hinges, so it belongs on decorative and moderate-traffic openings, lobbies, offices, guest rooms, rather than on a ball bearing hinge carrying a heavy fire door.

Solid brass, both material and substrate. That matters on the unlacquered and antique finishes, where the surface wears into the base metal instead of wearing through a plating to a different color underneath.