Deltana SSPBB2410 24" Contemporary Pulls, Back-to-Back

That's exactly what it's cut for. The SSPBB2410 is a back-to-back pair sized for 1-3/8 inch door thickness, and the kit ships with the mounting hardware for both glass and wood doors. Back-to-back means the two pulls through-bolt to each other, so you get a matched handle on each face rather than a single-sided pull. If your doors are 1-3/4 inch commercial wood or hollow metal, this is not the pull to specify.

No extra hardware order. Each SSPBB2410 kit includes the installation hardware required for glass and wood doors, so the through-bolt set for a 1-3/8 inch glass door comes in the box. What you do need to confirm on your end is that the glass is already prepped with holes on the right centers, since a pull like this bolts through the door rather than surface-screwing into it.

Not with this model. SSPBB2410 is a back-to-back configuration, meaning the two pulls bolt through the door to each other and each one is what anchors the other. For a pull-one-side, push-the-other opening you want a single-sided pull paired with a push plate, such as the Trimco 1001-1 heavy duty push plate at 3 by 12 inches, or a combination set like the Trimco 1070 Series push/pull plates at 3-1/2 by 15 inches.

The Ives 8103HD is the nearest peer: a heavy duty straight door pull with a 1 inch round bar and through bolt mounting. The SSPBB2410 is a 24 inch stainless steel contemporary pull supplied back-to-back with 1 inch stock, so the bar diameter matches and both mount through the door. The difference is styling and kit content - the Deltana is a contemporary stainless pull offered in Paint Black, Polished Stainless and Brushed Stainless, while the Ives is a heavy duty commercial pull carried as a straight round bar.

Use the Ives 8145EZHD, a 45 degree offset door pull with heavy duty mounting hardware, described as ADA compliant in the EZ series. The Deltana SSPBB2410 is a straight contemporary pull mounted back-to-back, which suits glass and wood doors where both faces are pulled; an offset pull like the 8145EZHD changes the grip geometry and clearance at the door face. The Ives 8169 is another offset option, a C style offset solid pull with 1 inch diameter and heavy duty mounting.

Three: Paint Black, Polished Stainless, and Brushed Stainless. All three are the same 24 inch stainless steel pull with 1 inch bar thickness, so if you are matching storefront doors across a building you can run brushed on one entrance and black on another without changing the prep. Brushed stainless is the usual pick for high-traffic commercial entries because fingerprints and minor scuffs read less on it than on polished.

24 inches is the long end of the Deltana Contemporary Pull range, which runs five lengths. On a full-height glass or aluminum storefront leaf it reads proportionally and gives a tall grip zone that works whether someone takes it high or low. On a shorter interior wood door it will look oversized, and one of the shorter lengths in the same series is the better call. Since these are back-to-back, whatever length you pick is what shows on both faces.

The Deltana SSPBB2410 is a straight contemporary pull in stainless steel, mounted back-to-back. The bar runs parallel to the door face for its full 24 inches. An offset pull angles the grip away from the door, which buys knuckle clearance and is what most heavy commercial specs call for. If offset is what your drawing shows, look at the ABH AB3310 flat end offset pull, the ABH AB3330 offset round end pull with custom length options, or the Ives 8145 45 degree offset pull. Deltana's contemporary line is the choice when the look of the entrance matters as much as the grip geometry.

One order is one back-to-back set, sold each, which covers a single door leaf with a pull on both faces. For a pair of entrance doors you need two. The bar is 1 inch thick stainless at 24 inches long, and the finish you pick applies to both halves of the set.

Deltana's contemporary line is a stainless commercial pull with a clean square profile. Where a job calls out heavy duty explicitly, the Ives 8103HD straight pull with 1 inch round bar and through-bolt mounting or the Ives 8102HD with 3/4 inch round bar and 1-1/2 inch clearance are the heavy duty round-bar equivalents, and the ABH AB7200 is a solid stainless flat end pull at 7/8 inch diameter, also through-bolted. Those are round bar rather than the flat contemporary look, so it is a trade between appearance and a spec line that says heavy duty.

Yes, and that is a different part. The Deltana SSPBB2410 is a 24 inch pull mounted back-to-back, so a grip lands on both faces of the door. If the push side should be a flat plate instead, 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. The Trimco 1070 series carries classic push and pull plates at 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch if you want the plate and pull as a matched set.

No. The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a night latch cylinder pull at 3-1/2 inch height in stainless steel construction - it is sized around a rim cylinder and used to pull a door closed at the lock, not to serve as the door's main grip. The Deltana SSPBB2410 is a 24 inch pull mounted back-to-back with installation hardware for glass and wood doors. They share stainless steel and the word pull and nothing else about the opening.

The ABH AB7200 is a solid stainless steel flat end pull handle at 7/8 inch diameter with through-bolt mounting, so it is a slightly slimmer grip in the same material. The ABH AB3300 is a straight flat end pull handle at 1.00 inch diameter, which matches the 1 inch stock of the Deltana SSPBB2410. Both ABH pulls are flat end straight handles; the Deltana is the stainless contemporary pull supplied back-to-back with mounting hardware for glass and wood doors.

The ABH AB3330 series is an offset round end pull offered with custom length options, so it covers openings where a fixed catalog length will not land on the rail. The Deltana SSPBB2410 is the fixed 24 inch size of the Contemporary Pulls series in stainless steel, offered in Paint Black, Polished Stainless and Brushed Stainless. The ABH AB3310 is the offset flat end version, a commercial grade surface mount pull.

The Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is the purpose-built option for restroom openings and is a heavy duty pull in the 1035 series. The Deltana SSPBB2410 is a 24 inch commercial contemporary pull in stainless steel, supplied back-to-back with installation hardware for glass and wood doors, which suits entrance and storefront leaves rather than a restroom leaf where the pull geometry is chosen for how the door is opened on exit.

Commercial. Deltana classes the SSPBB2410 as a commercial pull, and it is solid stainless steel through the bar and the substrate, which is what holds up on an entrance that gets pulled a few hundred times a day. For a property manager standardizing an apartment or office entry, the practical note is that stainless in a brushed finish hides the wear pattern that shows on plated brass or painted trim.

The SSPBB2410 is a 24 inch back-to-back set for 1-3/8 inch doors, and the Deltana Contemporary Pull series runs five lengths in the same stainless profile, so you can drop to a shorter length for the restroom door and keep the same finish and 1 inch bar across the building. If the restroom door needs a foot-operated or hands-free grip instead, that is a different product entirely, such as the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull.

No, and it is worth ruling out before ordering. The Emtek Art Nouveau 8 inch pull is lost wax cast bronze and is ordered by handing; the Arts and Crafts, Baden and Brisbane pulls are the other 8 inch Emtek styles. The Deltana SSPBB2410 is stainless steel in Paint Black, Polished Stainless or Brushed Stainless. If you are standardizing a fleet of doors on a stainless contemporary look, stay in stainless - the ABH AB7200 is solid stainless steel and the Cal-Royal PUL-175 is stainless steel construction.