Deltana PPH4016 Pull Plate with Handle 4" x 16" Stainless Steel

Deltana lists the PPH4016 as commercial, in stainless steel, with a 1.2 mm plate gauge. That's a light-gauge stainless plate, fine for interior commercial doors, offices, and multi-family corridors. For a high-abuse opening (school, hospital corridor, back-of-house), a heavier plate is the safer call: the Ives 8302 and Ives 8303 pull plates are both catalogued heavy duty, as are the Trimco 1010, 1012 and 1013 cast plates.

A pull plate carries a handle you grab to pull the door open; a push plate is a flat plate with no handle, for the side you push. On a swing door you normally order them as a pair, one per face. The PPH4016 is the pull side, with a handle on a 4" x 16" plate. For the push face at the same size, the Delaney 4" x 16" Push Plate matches the footprint; at the smaller size, the Delaney 3-1/2" x 15" Push Plate does.

Delaney's 4" x 16" Door Pull Plate is the direct dimensional match. Both are pull plates carrying a handle on a 4 inch by 16 inch plate, so the door face coverage and the hole pattern footprint land in the same place. The Deltana PPH4016 is stainless steel and comes in Paint Black and Brushed Stainless; the Delaney is offered as its own 4" x 16" Pull Plates series. If you are matching an opening already drilled for a 4 x 16 pull plate, either one covers the same area of the stile.

No, and it is the most common mix-up on a pair of doors. The Deltana PPH4016 has a handle on the plate - its handle type is Pull - so it goes on the pull side of the opening. A push plate such as the Delaney 4" x 16" Push Plate is a flat plate with no handle, for the push side. The Delaney push plate comes in the same 4" x 16" size, and Delaney also lists a 3-1/2" x 15" Push Plate, so you can size the push side to match whichever pull plate you set. Order one of each per door leaf if you want both faces covered.

Look at the Ives 8302, which is a heavy duty pull plate with through bolt mounting. Through bolting carries the pull load to fasteners that pass all the way through the door rather than to screws held in one face, which is what you want on a door being pulled hundreds of times a day. The Deltana PPH4016 is a commercial stainless steel pull plate with a 1.2 mm plate gauge and is the lighter gauge of the two approaches. If the opening is a lobby or corridor door on a heavy cycle count, the heavy duty Ives is the specification; the Deltana suits offices, back-of-house, and residential-scale traffic where the finish match matters more than the cycle rating.

The PPH4016 plate measures 4" x 16", so it covers a fair bit of face, but the handle mounting and plate screw pattern aren't published as a center-to-center figure. If you're matching an existing hole pattern exactly, measure the old plate first: a same-size 4" x 16" swap is the Delaney 4" x 16" Door Pull Plate, and if your opening was originally trimmed with a smaller plate, Delaney also does a 3-1/2" x 15" pull plate.

Solid stainless steel, both the material and the substrate, at 1.2 mm gauge. That matters where the plate sees hands, cleaning chemicals, or damp air, since there's no plating layer to wear off at the grab point. The paint black version is stainless underneath the coating.

One per pull. The PPH4016 is sold each, not as a pair, so a single door getting a pull on one face takes one plate; a door pulled from both sides takes two. Add a push plate for any face that gets pushed rather than pulled. Both finishes, brushed stainless and paint black, carry the same 4" x 16" plate, so you can mix finishes across a building without changing the hole layout.

If the door carries a Detex Value Series exit device, use the Detex P/PN Series pull plate, which is built as the pull plate for those devices and lands where the device trim expects it. A general purpose pull plate like the Deltana PPH4016, a 4 inch by 16 inch stainless plate with a pull handle, is meant for a plain door face and can conflict with device mounting or trim prep on an exit device door. Confirm what is on the door before ordering: device-matched trim on exit doors, general purpose plates everywhere else.

Several peers publish their pull center-to-center so you can match an existing grip or a drawing callout. The Ives 8303 is a heavy duty pull plate offered with 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center mounting. Trimco publishes shorter grips: the 1010 Series cast pull plate at 5 inch CTC, the 1012 cast tapered heavy duty pull plate at 5.5 inch CTC, the 1013 round heavy duty pull plate at 5.5 inch CTC, and the 1014 Series half-round pull plate at 6 inch CTC. Pick the CTC that matches the hand position your users already have; the Deltana PPH4016 is specified by its 4 inch by 16 inch plate size rather than by grip spread.

Trimco separates its pull plates by the cross section of the grip: the 1012 is a cast tapered pull at 5.5 inch CTC, the 1013 is a round pull at 5.5 inch CTC, and the 1014 is a half-round pull at 6 inch CTC. The 1010 Series is a cast pull plate at 5 inch CTC. That matters when you are matching the feel of pulls already installed elsewhere in the building, or when gloved hands are on the door. The Deltana PPH4016 is identified by its 4 inch by 16 inch stainless steel plate and its two finishes, Paint Black and Brushed Stainless, so choose it when the plate size and finish drive the selection and a Trimco profile when the grip section is what has to match.

Emtek offers push and pull plates in several design series: Knoxville, Modern, and the Lost Wax Cast Bronze Petal. The Petal is cast bronze, which reads differently on the door than a stainless plate. The Deltana PPH4016 is stainless steel in a plain 4 inch by 16 inch rectangle with Paint Black and Brushed Stainless finishes, which is the neutral choice when the hardware should disappear into the door. On a boutique hotel entry, a clubhouse, or a designed lobby where the plate is meant to be seen, an Emtek series gives you a styled face instead.

Both give you a two-size ladder so you can hold one look across mixed openings. Deltana's PPH4016 is the 4 inch by 16 inch stainless steel pull plate with a handle, in Paint Black and Brushed Stainless. Delaney publishes a 4" x 16" Pull Plates series and a 3-1/2" x 15" Pull Plates series, plus matching 4" x 16" and 3-1/2" x 15" push plates. If your doors are all wide stile, a single Deltana size covers the fleet; if you have a mix of wide and narrow stiles and want push and pull faces from one line, the Delaney ladder covers all four positions.

The Ives 8302 is a heavy duty pull plate specified with through bolt mounting, so its fasteners pass through the door and are backed on the opposite face. The Ives 8303 is the heavy duty pull plate specified by grip spread instead, at 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center. Through bolting is the detail to insist on when the plate has to survive abuse or when the door core will not hold screws over time. The Deltana PPH4016 is the 4 inch by 16 inch stainless commercial plate for openings where that level of anchoring is not the driver.

Two: brushed stainless and paint black. Brushed stainless is the usual match for stainless push/pull trim, closers and hinges already on a commercial opening; paint black pairs with matte black lever and pull hardware. Both are on the same stainless steel plate, so the substrate is identical either way.

Stainless flat plate like the PPH4016 reads modern and utilitarian, which is what most commercial corridors want. If the opening is a front entrance or a hospitality space, cast and shaped plates change the look: Emtek does Knoxville, Modern and Lost Wax Cast Bronze Petal push and pull plate sets, and Trimco offers cast profiles including the 1012 tapered, the 1013 round and the 1014 half-round with a 6" center-to-center pull.