Don-Jo 73 Push Plate, 8" x 16"...
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Don-Jo 73 Push Plate, 8" x 16" — Commercial Door Trim Accessory

Don-Jo 73 Push Plate, 8" x 16" — Commercial Door Trim Accessory

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Don-Jo 73 Push Plate, 8" x 16" — Commercial Door Trim Accessory

The Don-Jo 73 Push Plate is a commercial-grade door trim accessory measuring 8" wide by 16" long, engineered to protect door surfaces and provide a clean, professional appearance in high-traffic environments. Conforming to ANSI J301 standards, this push plate is available in a wide selection of finishes — including 605, 606, 609, 612, 613, 619, 628, 629, and 630 — making it easy to coordinate with existing door hardware across a variety of commercial applications. Designed for durability and versatility, the Don-Jo 73 is a reliable solution for facilities requiring consistent, code-compliant door trim.

Key Features

  • Generous Dimensions: Measures 8" wide by 16" long, providing ample surface coverage to protect doors from wear and fingerprints in busy commercial settings.
  • Wide Finish Selection: Available in nine finishes — 605, 606, 609, 612, 613, 619, 628, 629, and 630 — to complement virtually any commercial door hardware specification.
  • ANSI J301 Compliant: Meets ANSI J301 standards, ensuring compatibility and performance in professional commercial installations.
  • Commercial-Grade Construction: Built to withstand the demands of high-traffic commercial environments, delivering long-lasting surface protection and aesthetic appeal.
  • Convenient Shelf Pack: Supplied in shelf packs of 10, simplifying inventory management and bulk installation projects for contractors and facility managers.
  • Versatile Application: Suitable for use across a broad range of commercial door types and settings, from office buildings to institutional facilities.

Certifications & Compliance

  • ANSI J301 Compliant
  • Commercial Grade

Technical Specifications

  • Product Group: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Subcategory: Pulls and Push Plates
  • Product Subgroup: Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
  • Product Type: Push and Pull Plates
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Product Model: 73
  • Product Category: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Department: Door Hardware

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities and Schools
  • Healthcare Institutions and Hospitals
  • Retail Establishments and Storefronts
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Government and Municipal Buildings
  • Multi-Tenant Residential and Hospitality Properties

Why Don-Jo 73?

Don-Jo push plates are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of commercial door hardware applications, with the Model 73 conforming to ANSI J301 standards and offering a broad range of finish options to suit any specification. With dimensions of 8" x 16" and availability in shelf packs of 10, the Don-Jo 73 is a practical, professional-grade choice for contractors, facility managers, and architects seeking reliable door trim solutions for high-traffic environments.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Subcategory:
Pulls and Push Plates
Product Subgroup:
Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
Product Type:
Push and Pull Plates
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Model:
73
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

Don-Jo 73-626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What size is the Don-Jo 73 push plate, and will it cover the scuff area on a typical commercial door?
The Don-Jo 73 measures 8 x 16 inches, which is a full-height push plate rather than a narrow strip. That footprint covers the hand-contact zone on a commercial door and takes the fingerprints and scuffing off the door face itself. If you want less coverage on a narrow stile or a lite frame, a smaller plate like the Delaney 4 x 16 push plate or the Delaney 3-1/2 x 15 push plate is the shorter-and-narrower route.
2) Does the Don-Jo 73 push plate meet ANSI J301?
Yes, the 73 conforms to ANSI J301, the ANSI/BHMA designation for push plates. That is the line an architect or institutional spec writer usually calls out on a door hardware schedule, so it drops straight into a J301 spec without a substitution request.
3) What finishes does the Don-Jo 73 push plate come in, and can I match the levers already on my doors?
Ten finishes: 605 polished brass, 606 satin brass, 609 antique brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel, 626 satin chrome, 628 satin aluminum, 629 bright stainless, and 630 satin stainless. Those are standard BHMA finish codes, so if you read the code off the lockset or closer already on the opening you can order the plate in the same number and it will coordinate. 630 satin stainless and 626 satin chrome are the two you will hit most often on commercial openings.
4) Is the Ives 8302 a substitute for the Don-Jo 73 push plate?
No. The Ives 8302 is a heavy duty pull plate with through bolt mounting, so it carries a pull handle and is meant for the side of the door you pull. The Don-Jo 73 is a flat push plate for the push side. On a standard pair, the push plate goes on the swing side and a pull plate goes on the opposite face, so the 8302 complements the Don-Jo 73 rather than replacing it. Through bolt mounting on the 8302 also means the door has to be prepped for bolts that pass through the leaf, where a push plate is a surface-fastened plate.
5) What is the closest push plate to the Don-Jo 73 if 8 inches wide is too wide for a narrow stile door?
The Delaney 4" x 16" Push Plate is the narrower option, with a 4-inch-wide by 16-inch-long plate that keeps the same 16-inch height as the Don-Jo 73 while cutting the width in half. If the stile is narrower still, the Delaney 3-1/2" x 15" Push Plate drops to a 3-1/2-inch width and a 15-inch length. The Don-Jo 73 is an 8-inch by 16-inch plate, which covers more door face but needs a stile wide enough to take it, so on aluminum storefront and narrow-stile wood doors the Delaney sizes are the ones that land inside the stile.
6) Can a Don-Jo 73 push plate be used on a door that has a Detex exit device?
Not as the trim for the device itself. The Detex P/PN Series pull plate is built for Detex Value Series exit devices, meaning it is matched to that device's mounting on the pull side. The Don-Jo 73 is a general commercial push plate and is not device-specific trim -- on an exit device opening it goes on the push face only if the device leaves clear plate area, and the outside trim still has to come from the device's own series. If you are specifying trim for a Detex Value Series device, the P/PN Series is the part that belongs on the door.
7) How many Don-Jo 73 push plates come in a pack?
Shelf packs of 10. That matters if you are doing one door: you are buying a box of ten, not a single plate. For a facility standardizing across a corridor or a floor of offices it works in your favour, since one pack covers ten openings in a matched finish.
8) Is the Don-Jo 73 rated for high traffic institutional use, like a school or hospital corridor?
That is what it is built for. The 73 is a commercial-grade plate, and Don-Jo lists it for office buildings, schools and educational facilities, healthcare institutions, retail, industrial and warehouse, government and municipal buildings, and multi-tenant residential and hospitality. On a school or hospital corridor door the plate takes the cart hits and hand traffic instead of the door face.
9) Should I use a plain push plate like the Don-Jo 73 or a decorative one?
The 73 is a flat, plain commercial plate in BHMA finishes, meant to disappear into a hardware schedule. If the opening is a front-of-house or residential-style door where the trim is part of the look, a cast decorative set is the other direction: Emtek's Knoxville, Modern, and lost wax cast bronze Petal push and pull plates are that style. For a back-of-house or institutional corridor, plain is the right call and cheaper to standardize.
10) I am replacing worn push plates across a building. Will the Don-Jo 73 cover the old screw holes?
If what is coming off is an 8 x 16 plate, the 73's footprint matches and will sit over the same area of the door face. Screw hole positions are not something to assume across brands, so pull one old plate and measure the hole spacing before you commit the whole building. If the outgoing plate is smaller than 8 x 16, the 73 is bigger in both directions and will hide the old holes rather than expose them, which is the safer direction to go when you are refreshing a corridor.
11) For a hotel or restaurant entry where the door trim is part of the design, what is an alternative to the Don-Jo 73 push plate?
Emtek's push and pull plate series are the decorative route: the Emtek Modern series for a flat contemporary look, the Emtek Knoxville series, and the Emtek Lost Wax Cast Bronze Petal series, which is a cast bronze plate. All three come as push and pull plate sets, so one series covers both faces of the door. The Don-Jo 73 is the plain commercial-grade plate for the same job, an 8-inch by 16-inch face conforming to ANSI J301 and offered in nine finishes from 605 polished brass through 630 satin stainless, which is what makes it the one that matches existing hardware in a building already specified to standard commercial finishes.
12) What is the difference between a Don-Jo 73 and a Trimco 1010 or 1012 pull plate?
The Trimco parts are cast pull plates with a handle: the 1010 Series is a cast pull plate with a 5-inch center-to-center pull, the 1012 is a cast tapered heavy duty plate with a 5.5-inch center-to-center pull, the 1013 is the round-pull version at 5.5-inch center to center, and the 1014 Series is a half-round pull at 6-inch center to center. Each of those gives the hand something to grip and grab. The Don-Jo 73 has no handle -- it is a flat 8-inch by 16-inch push plate whose job is to take the palm and protect the door face. Choose by which side of the door you are trimming, not by which is stronger.
13) If a facility is standardizing push plates across many doors, does the Don-Jo 73 or the Delaney push plate cover more openings?
The Don-Jo 73 is one 8-inch by 16-inch size carried in nine finishes -- 605, 606, 609, 612, 613, 619, 628, 629, and 630 -- and supplied in shelf packs of 10, which suits a rollout where every door takes the same plate and the finish has to match whatever is already hanging. The Delaney push plates come in two sizes, 3-1/2" x 15" and 4" x 16", which is the way to go when the building has a mix of wide-stile and narrow-stile leaves that will not all accept an 8-inch-wide plate. A common approach is the Don-Jo 73 on the flush wood and hollow metal doors and a narrower Delaney plate on the storefront openings.
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Product Reviews

  • 4
    Push plates

    Posted by Tyler Coviello on Jun 5th 2025

    Tough: It's made to last and can handle lots of pushing and bumping without breaking. Good Size: At 8 by 16 inches, it's big enough to cover the main push area on most doors. Looks Good: You can get it in many different finishes (like brass, bronze, stainless steel) so it can match your door and room style. Easy to Install: It usually comes with screws and is simple to put on the door.

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