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Don-Jo 1860 Flush Cup Pull for Sliding and Barn Doors — 16" x 4" Commercial Grade

Don-Jo 1860 Flush Cup Pull for Sliding and Barn Doors — 16" x 4" Commercial Grade

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Don-Jo 1860 Flush Cup Pull for Sliding and Barn Doors — 16" x 4" Commercial Grade

The Don-Jo 1860 Flush Cup Pull is a commercial-grade sliding door and barn door hardware solution engineered for demanding applications where a low-profile, recessed pull is required. Measuring 16" in length and 4" in width, this flush cup pull installs flush with the door surface for a clean, unobtrusive appearance. Finished in 630 (satin stainless), the 1860 is part of Don-Jo's comprehensive 1860 series lineup and meets ANSI J403 standards, making it a reliable choice for commercial sliding door installations.

Key Features

  • Generous 16" x 4" Profile: The 1860-630 model measures 16" in length and 4" in width, providing an extended grip area ideal for wide sliding and barn doors in commercial settings.
  • Flush Cup Design: Recessed cup pull installs flush with the door surface, eliminating protruding hardware that could snag clothing or obstruct door travel in tight clearance applications.
  • 630 Satin Stainless Finish: The 630 finish delivers a clean, professional aesthetic with excellent corrosion resistance suited for high-traffic commercial environments.
  • ANSI J403 Compliant: Meets ANSI J403 standards, ensuring the product conforms to recognized industry specifications for flush pulls.
  • Full Model Series Availability: Available in six model configurations — 1846-630 (5" x 5"), 1848-630 (4-3/4" x 3-1/2"), 1850-630 (4-3/4" x 3-1/2"), 1858-630 (10" x 4"), 1860-630 (16" x 4"), and 1866-630 (5-3/4" x 1-1/4") — to accommodate a wide range of door sizes and design requirements.
  • Commercial-Grade Construction: Designed and rated for commercial use, providing the durability and performance required in office buildings, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, and other high-traffic environments.
  • Sliding Door and Barn Door Compatibility: Specifically engineered for sliding door and barn door hardware applications, ensuring proper fit and function in these door configurations.
  • Convenient Shelf Pack Quantity: Sold individually (shelf pack of 1) for straightforward procurement and inventory management.

Certifications & Compliance

  • ANSI J403 Compliant
  • Commercial Grade

Technical Specifications

  • Subcategory: Pulls and Push Plates
  • Product Group: Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
  • Product Subgroup: Sliding Door Pulls
  • Product Type: Flush Cup Pulls
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Product Model: 1846, 1848, 1850, 1858, 1860, 1866
  • Product Category: Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
  • Department: Door Hardware

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings with Sliding Conference Room Doors
  • Retail Establishments with Barn Door Displays or Fitting Room Enclosures
  • Healthcare Facilities Requiring Low-Profile, Hygienic Door Hardware
  • Educational Institutions with Sliding Partition or Storage Room Doors
  • Hospitality Venues with Decorative Barn Door Installations
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities with Sliding Access Doors
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties with Commercial-Grade Common Area Doors

Why Don-Jo 1860?

Don-Jo flush cup pulls are built to commercial standards and comply with ANSI J403, ensuring consistent quality and dimensional accuracy across the full model series. The 1860-630's 16" x 4" format and 630 satin stainless finish make it a dependable, professional-grade choice for architects, contractors, and facility managers specifying sliding door hardware for demanding commercial applications.

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Pulls and Push Plates
Product Group:
Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
Product Subgroup:
Sliding Door Pulls
Product Type:
Flush Cup Pulls
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Model:
1846, 1848, 1850, 1858, 1860, 1866
Product Category:
Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
Department:
Door Hardware

Don-Jo 1860-630 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What size is the Don-Jo 1860 flush cup pull, and how does it compare to the other pulls in the 1860 series?
The 1860-630 measures 16 inches by 4 inches, the longest pull in the Don-Jo flush cup family. The rest of the series runs 1846 (5 x 5), 1848 (4-3/4 x 3-1/2), 1850 (4-3/4 x 3-1/2), 1858 (10 x 4) and 1866 (5-3/4 x 1-1/4). If you're pulling a wide, heavy barn door and want a long grip area, the 16 inch 1860 is the one. For a standard pocket or closet slider, the shorter 1848, 1850 or 1866 sizes take less mortise work.
2) Is the Don-Jo 1860 a surface mount pull or does it need to be mortised into the door?
It's a recessed cup pull, so the door has to be routed out for it. The pull sits flush with the door face, which is the point: nothing protrudes to catch clothing or foul the jamb as the door slides past. Plan on a 16 by 4 inch cutout in the door face before the hardware goes on.
3) Is the Don-Jo 1860 rated for commercial traffic or is it a residential pull?
Commercial. Don-Jo rates the 1860 for commercial use and it complies with ANSI J403, the flush pull standard, so it spec's out for office, retail, healthcare, school and hospitality openings rather than being a decorative residential item.
4) What is a smaller alternative to the Don-Jo 1860 flush cup pull for a narrow barn door stile?
The Don-Jo 1860 is the 16 inch long by 4 inch wide member of the 1860 series, which is a lot of pull to land on a narrow stile. Within the same Don-Jo series the 1866 measures 5-3/4 inches by 1-1/4 inches, which is the narrowest of the group and suits a slim stile; the 1848 and 1850 both run 4-3/4 inches by 3-1/2 inches, and the 1846 is 5 inches by 5 inches. If you want to move to another brand, the Emtek 2201 rectangular brass flush pull is 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches and the Emtek 2205 Brass #8 flush pull is 1-7/8 inches by 5 inches, both compact enough for a narrow rail.
5) Is the Emtek 2201 flush pull an equivalent replacement for a Don-Jo 1860?
They are both recessed flush pulls for sliding doors, but they are not interchangeable in the same mortise. The Don-Jo 1860 is a 16 inch by 4 inch commercial-grade cup pull in 630 satin stainless, while the Emtek 2201 is a rectangular brass flush pull at 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches. Swapping to the 2201 leaves a 16 inch pocket largely uncovered, so it works as a replacement only on a new or re-prepped door, not as a drop-in over an existing 1860 cutout.
6) Why use a flush cup pull instead of a regular surface pull handle on a sliding door?
Clearance. A sliding or barn door that passes close to a wall, a second door, or a pocket has nowhere to put a protruding handle, and a surface pull will hit something. A recessed cup like the Don-Jo 1860 keeps the door face clean and the travel path clear. The trade-off is labor: you're cutting a pocket into the door instead of drilling two through-holes. If the door has open clearance on both sides, a surface pull is the faster install.
7) What finish does the Don-Jo 1860 flush pull come in?
One finish only: 630, satin stainless steel. That's the standard commercial finish you'll see on push plates, kick plates and exit device trim, so it matches out across an opening without hunting for a special order. Satin stainless also holds up better than plated brass in wet or high-touch areas like healthcare corridors and locker rooms.
8) I need a flush pull with a ring or handle that folds out. Is the Don-Jo 1860 it?
No. The 1860 is a plain recessed cup with no moving parts, so you grip the inside of the cup. If you need something to grab and pull a heavy or tight-running door closed, look at the Baldwin 0397 SOL from the Estate series, which combines a flush cup handle with a solid spindle ring pull.
9) Will the Don-Jo 1860 work on the edge of a pocket door as the finger pull?
It's made for the door face, not the leading edge. At 16 inches long and 4 inches wide, the 1860 is far wider than a 1-3/8 or 1-3/4 inch door edge will accept. For an edge pull you want a narrow unit sized to the door thickness; the 1866 at 5-3/4 x 1-1/4 inches is the narrow-format pull in this Don-Jo group.
10) Can I standardize the same flush pull across a whole building of sliding doors?
That's what the 1860 family is set up for. Six sizes (1846, 1848, 1850, 1858, 1860, 1866) all in 630 satin stainless and all built to ANSI J403, so you can run the same finish and the same dimensional standard across conference room sliders, storage partitions and barn doors while matching the pull size to each door. For a facility manager replacing pulls in stages, that keeps the look consistent without locking every opening into one size.
11) I want a decorative barn door pull instead of a plain commercial cup pull - what should I look at?
The Don-Jo 1860 is a plain 630 satin stainless cup pull built to a commercial specification, so its look is deliberately neutral. For a decorative treatment, the Emtek 220404 Rustic Modern Rectangular flush pull is sandcast bronze at 2 inches by 4 inches, and the Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular brass flush pull is 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches for a cleaner contemporary face. The Baldwin 0397 SOL from the Estate series pairs a flush cup handle with a solid spindle ring pull if you want a pull that can be grasped rather than sitting entirely flush.
12) For a pocket door that needs a pull you can grip to close it, does the Don-Jo 1860 work or is there a better option?
The Don-Jo 1860 is a fully recessed cup pull with nothing that protrudes, which is what you want for clearance but gives you only the cup to hook fingers into when pulling a door shut from inside a pocket. The Baldwin 0397 SOL combines a flush cup handle with a solid spindle ring pull, so the ring can be lifted out of the cup to pull the door closed and then dropped back flush. Choose the 1860 where a snag-free face matters most and the 0397 SOL where the door has to be drawn out of a pocket.
13) Which flush pull should I specify for a healthcare corridor sliding door?
The Don-Jo 1860 is built to a commercial specification in 630 satin stainless and meets ANSI J403, and its fully recessed face leaves nothing to snag gowns or carts, which is why it suits healthcare corridors. The brass and sandcast bronze alternatives such as the Emtek 2201, 220304 and 220404 are finish-driven residential-style pulls in the 1-3/4 to 2 inch width range, so they read as decorative hardware rather than a corridor-duty stainless pull. For long institutional doors the 1858 at 10 inches by 4 inches is the step down from the 1860 while keeping the same series and finish.
14) How many pulls come in a pack of the Don-Jo 1860?
Sold one at a time, shelf pack of one. Worth noting for a slider you usually want two, one on each face, so double your count per door when you order.
15) What is the difference between the Emtek 2201 and 220304 flush pulls if I am standardizing a building instead of using the Don-Jo 1860?
Both Emtek pulls are brass flush pulls measuring 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches; the 2201 is the Rectangular series and the 220304 is the Modern Rectangular series, so the distinction is the face styling rather than the cutout size. The Emtek 220404 is a different prep at 2 inches by 4 inches and is sandcast bronze. If your standard is a stainless commercial pull, the Don-Jo 1860 series is specified in 630 satin stainless across all six models, from the 1866 at 5-3/4 inches by 1-1/4 inches up to the 1860 at 16 inches by 4 inches.
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