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Don-Jo 7120 Pull Plate with Round Pull — 16" x 4" Commercial Door Trim

Don-Jo 7120 Pull Plate with Round Pull — 16" x 4" Commercial Door Trim

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Don-Jo 7120 Pull Plate with Round Pull — 16" x 4" Commercial Door Trim

The Don-Jo 7120 Pull Plate with Round Pull is a commercial-grade door trim accessory engineered for professional installations requiring a clean, functional aesthetic. Measuring 16" in length and 4" in width, this pull plate features a 1" diameter round pull with a 3" projection, 10" center-to-center spacing, and 2" clearance, making it well-suited for high-traffic commercial door applications. Compliant with ANSI J405, the 7120 is available in six finishes — 605, 606, 613, 628, 629, and 630 — to coordinate with a wide range of architectural hardware specifications.

Key Features

  • Plate Dimensions: 16" length x 4" width provides a substantial mounting surface for commercial door applications.
  • Round Pull Specifications: 1" diameter pull with a 3" projection and 2" clearance for a comfortable, ergonomic grip.
  • Center-to-Center Spacing: 10" CTC measurement ensures compatibility with standard commercial door preparations and mounting configurations.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in finishes 605, 606, 613, 628, 629, and 630 to match a variety of architectural hardware programs and design requirements.
  • ANSI J405 Compliance: Meets ANSI J405 standards, confirming dimensional and performance conformance for commercial door hardware applications.
  • Commercial-Grade Construction: Designed for commercial use across a broad range of door types and high-traffic environments.
  • Broad Model Family: Part of the Don-Jo 7000 series pull plate family, with companion models (7011–7120) offering varied lengths (15" and 16"), widths (3-1/2" and 4"), projections (2" to 3"), diameters (5/8", 3/4", and 1"), and CTC options (5-1/2", 6", 8", and 10") for flexible specification.

Certifications & Compliance

  • ANSI J405 Compliant
  • Commercial Application Rated

Technical Specifications

  • Subcategory: Pulls and Push Plates
  • Product Group: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Product Subgroup: Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
  • Product Type: Push and Pull Plates
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Product Category: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Department: Door Hardware

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities and Schools
  • Healthcare Institutions and Medical Offices
  • Retail Establishments and Storefronts
  • Government and Municipal Buildings
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential and Mixed-Use Properties

Why Don-Jo 7120?

Don-Jo pull plate products are built to commercial standards, with the 7120 conforming to ANSI J405 and offering a robust 16" x 4" plate paired with a 1" diameter round pull — a combination engineered for durability and ease of use in demanding, high-traffic environments. With six available finishes and a comprehensive model family spanning multiple dimensional configurations, Don-Jo provides the flexibility and reliability that commercial door hardware professionals depend on.

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Pulls and Push Plates
Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
Product Type:
Push and Pull Plates
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

Don-Jo 7120-628 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Don-Jo 7120 pull plate cover the existing mounting holes on my door?
The 7120 plate is 16 inches long by 4 inches wide, and the pull itself is set on 10 inch centers. If the door already has a pull drilled on 10 inch centers, the 7120 lands on the same holes. If your existing pull is on 8 inch, 6 inch or 5-1/2 inch centers, the holes won't line up, but other models in the Don-Jo 7000 family cover those center-to-center spacings. Also check plate size: a 15 inch by 3-1/2 inch plate will leave a shadow line if you swap it for the larger 16 by 4.
2) How far does the Don-Jo 7120 pull stick out from the door, and is there enough hand clearance?
The round pull projects 3 inches off the plate with 2 inches of clearance between the grip and the plate face, on a 1 inch diameter bar. That is a full-hand grip, which is what you want on a heavy entry door or a high-traffic corridor. Worth checking the projection against anything swinging past the door, a wall return, or a door that sits close to an adjacent leaf.
3) Is the Don-Jo 7120 pull plate ANSI compliant for a commercial spec?
It meets ANSI J405. That is the function number a commercial door hardware schedule will call out for a pull plate of this type, so it can be listed directly against a J405 line on the drawing. Don-Jo builds the 7120 for commercial use rather than residential.
4) What else could I buy instead of the Don-Jo 7120 pull plate?
A few directions depending on what you're matching. For the same 4 by 16 plate footprint from another brand, Delaney makes a 4 inch by 16 inch door pull plate. If you want a heavier-duty offset pull, the Ives 8303 is a heavy duty pull plate offered with 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center mounting, so it will land on the same 10 inch centers as the 7120; the Ives 8302 is a heavy duty plate with through bolt mounting where the door sees abuse. On the decorative side, Emtek's Knoxville, Modern and Petal series push and pull plates suit boutique and hospitality work rather than a school corridor.
5) What is the closest equivalent to the Don-Jo 7120 pull plate if I need to match a 10 inch center-to-center pull?
The Don-Jo 7120 pairs a 16 inch by 4 inch plate with a 1 inch diameter round pull on 10 inch centers and a 3 inch projection. The Ives 8303 is a heavy duty pull plate offered with 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center mounting, so its 10 inch option lines up with the same grip spread. Ives builds the 8303 at a heavy duty level, which is worth noting if the opening sees more traffic than the trim it is replacing.
6) I need a pull plate the same size as the Don-Jo 7120 but with a narrower plate for a stile that will not take 4 inches.
The Don-Jo 7120 plate is 16 inches long by 4 inches wide. Where the stile is too narrow for that, the Delaney 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch door pull plate covers the same job on a shorter and narrower footprint, giving back a half inch of width and an inch of length. Delaney also builds a 4 inch by 16 inch pull plate if the stile turns out to accept the full-size plate after all.
7) I ordered a Don-Jo 7120 but the door only needs a flat plate to push against. What should I be looking at instead?
The Don-Jo 7120 is a pull plate, meaning it carries a 1 inch diameter round pull standing 3 inches off the plate. For the push side of a pair of doors you want a flat push plate with no projecting grip. Delaney makes a 4 inch by 16 inch push plate that matches the 7120 plate footprint, and a 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch push plate for narrower stiles. Pairing a push plate on one leaf with the 7120 on the other is the usual arrangement.
8) Is there a heavier duty alternative to the Don-Jo 7120 for an abusive opening?
The Don-Jo 7120 is a commercial pull plate conforming to ANSI J405. Where you want a heavier build, the Ives 8302 is a heavy duty pull plate with through bolt mounting, which carries pull loads through the door rather than into face screws alone. Trimco's 1010, 1012 and 1013 cast pull plates are also built heavy duty, though those use shorter pull spreads than the 7120's 10 inch centers.
9) Can I use a Trimco 1010 or 1013 in place of a Don-Jo 7120 on an existing door?
Not as a drop-in. The Don-Jo 7120 mounts its round pull on 10 inch centers, while the Trimco 1010 series uses a 5 inch center-to-center pull and the Trimco 1013 round pull plate uses 5.5 inch centers. The pull fastener holes land in different places, so a Trimco substitution means new through-holes in the door unless you are also replacing the plate on the opposite face. If you want to stay at 10 inch centers, the Ives 8303 is offered in that spread.
10) What finishes can I get the Don-Jo 7120 in if I'm standardizing a building?
Six finishes are published for the 7120: 605, 606, 613, 628, 629 and 630. In plain terms that covers polished brass, satin brass, oil rubbed bronze, satin aluminum, polished stainless and satin stainless. For a whole-building standardization, 630 satin stainless and 628 satin aluminum are the two that hide wear and fingerprints best in corridors and restrooms.
11) Should I use a pull plate or a push plate on this door?
Pull plate on the pull side, push plate on the push side, and most commercial openings get both on the same door. The Don-Jo 7120 is the pull half: it carries a 1 inch round pull on a 16 by 4 inch plate. You'd pair it with a flat push plate of matching size and finish on the opposite face. If you only need to protect the face of the door from hand traffic with no grip, a push plate alone is what you want.
12) I need a smaller pull plate than 16 by 4 inches. What are my options?
The 7120 is the 16 by 4 configuration, so it won't work on a narrow stile or a door where the plate has to sit inside a lite frame. Within the Don-Jo 7000 family the plates also come 15 inches long and 3-1/2 inches wide, with pull diameters of 5/8 and 3/4 inch and shorter projections down to 2 inches. From another brand, Delaney's 3-1/2 by 15 inch pull plate is the same smaller footprint. Measure your available stile width before committing, since 4 inches of plate needs 4 inches of flat face.
13) Can the Don-Jo 7120 be used on a door that already has an exit device?
Not as exit device trim. The 7120 is a standalone pull plate that mounts to the door face; it does not attach to or operate a panic bar. If you need a pull to go with a rim exit device, look at a pull made for that purpose, such as the Detex P/PN Series pull plate built for their Value Series exit devices. The 7120 is for openings where the pull is the hardware, like a push/pull restroom or corridor door.
14) What is the same plate size as the Don-Jo 7120 from another brand?
The Don-Jo 7120 uses a 16 inch by 4 inch plate. Delaney's 4 inch by 16 inch door pull plate series is built to the same plate footprint, so it will cover an existing 7120 cutout and screw pattern area on the door face. The Don-Jo 7120 specifies a 1 inch diameter round pull on 10 inch centers with a 3 inch projection, so confirm the grip geometry you want before swapping brands.
15) What is the difference between the Don-Jo 7120 and the Trimco 1013 or 1014 pull plates?
All three combine a plate with a fixed pull, but the grip shape and spread differ. The Don-Jo 7120 uses a 1 inch diameter round pull on 10 inch centers with a 3 inch projection. The Trimco 1013 is a round heavy duty pull plate on 5.5 inch centers, and the Trimco 1014 uses a half-round pull on 6 inch centers. The Trimco 1012 is a cast tapered pull, also at 5.5 inch centers, if you want a grip that changes section along its length.
16) Will a Detex pull plate work on the same doors as the Don-Jo 7120?
They serve different purposes. The Don-Jo 7120 is a general commercial pull plate for any 16 inch by 4 inch trim application. The Detex P/PN series pull plate is built for use with Detex Value Series exit devices, so it is chosen to coordinate with that specific device on the opposite face. On a door with no exit device, the 7120 or an Ives 8303 heavy duty pull plate is the more direct choice.
17) The Don-Jo 7120 looks too plain for a decorative entrance. What else is available?
The Don-Jo 7120 is a plain commercial trim in six finishes, built to ANSI J405. For a decorative entry, Emtek offers push and pull plate sets in the Modern and Knoxville designs, and a Petal set in lost wax cast bronze. Those are styled architectural sets rather than utilitarian commercial trim, so verify the plate size against your door stile before specifying.
18) For standardizing pull and push trim across a building, is it better to spec Don-Jo or Delaney?
Both support a matched program. The Don-Jo 7120 gives a 16 inch by 4 inch pull plate in six finishes conforming to ANSI J405, and sits in a 7000 series family spanning 15 inch and 16 inch lengths, 3-1/2 inch and 4 inch widths, and 5-1/2, 6, 8 and 10 inch center spacings. Delaney covers the push side as well, with 4 inch by 16 inch and 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch pull plates matched by push plates in the same two footprints. If your standard is a push plate on one leaf and a pull plate on the other, Delaney's paired sizes make that straightforward; if you need varied pull spreads across many door types, the Don-Jo 7000 family carries the wider dimensional range.
19) Is the Don-Jo 7120 tough enough for a school or hospital corridor?
It's built as commercial door hardware, conforms to ANSI J405, and Don-Jo lists it for office buildings, schools, healthcare, retail, government, industrial and multi-tenant residential. The 1 inch diameter bar on 10 inch centers gives a full grip that takes hard pulling. On doors that get kicked or carted into, a through-bolted pull such as the Ives 8302 is the heavier-duty route.
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