Emtek 220306 Modern Rectangular Brass Flush Pulls (1-3/4" x 6")

Not on its own. A cup pull mortised into the face gives you something to grip while the door is out in the opening, but once the door is pushed back into the pocket there is nothing left to grab. That job belongs to an edge pull mortised into the leading edge of the door, and it is a separate part you order alongside. Most pocket doors also take a face pull on each side. The 220306 covers the face: brass, 1-3/4 x 6 inches, 1/8 inch of projection.

The pull measures 1-3/4 x 6 inches, so the door face gets a rectangular mortise cut to that footprint, deep enough to seat the brass cup, with the trim finishing at a 1/8 inch projection. Cutting the mortise is the whole install, which is why the stile has to be wide enough to take the 1-3/4 inch dimension without breaking into the door's edge or its lock prep.

Ten finishes: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26), Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), Satin Brass (US4), and French Antique (US7). Those are the standard US finish codes, so if the knobs and levers on the other openings are US15, order the pull in US15 and the sliding door reads as part of the same set.

The Emtek 220306 is a rectangular brass flush cup pull measuring 1-3/4 inches by 6 inches with a 1/8 inch projection, so the recessed cup itself is the entire grip - there is nothing to swing out. The closest alternative that adds a movable grip is the Baldwin 0397 SOL Flush Cup Handle and Solid Spindle Ring Pull from the Estate series, which pairs a flush cup handle with a solid spindle ring seated in the cup. On a light closet or pantry slider the finger cup handles the door on its own; on a heavy leaf, or a pocket door that has to be drawn back out of a fully recessed pocket, the ring gives a full hand hold instead of fingertips.

Yes. Emtek builds a Modern Rectangular pocket door lock in passage function, same series and same rectangular profile, for the door that needs a latching pull rather than a plain grip. The 220306 is the no-latch member of that family: a brass cup you hook a finger into, nothing mechanical. On a two-door pocket setup, a common approach is the lock on the door people operate and plain cup pulls on the rest.

Different tools. The Baldwin 0397 SOL, from the Estate series, is a flush cup handle combined with a solid spindle ring pull, so there is a ring seated in the cup that swings up to give you a real grip. The Emtek 220306 is a plain rectangular cup, 1-3/4 x 6 inches at 1/8 inch of projection, with no moving parts to rattle or wear. Go with the ring type when you have to pull a heavy door back toward you out of a recess; go with the 220306 when you want a clean rectangle and a flat, quiet face.

Finish is the only decision. The 220306 is a symmetrical rectangle with no left or right version, so the same part goes on either face of the door and on either leaf of a bypass pair. Pick one of the ten finishes and that is the order complete.

Brass, body and substrate. The US3NL unlacquered brass option is bare brass with no clear coat over it, so it will darken and patina from handling and will keep moving over the years. If you want a brass look that stays where it started, take the US3 polished brass or US4 satin brass instead. Brass also matters at the install: it machines and seats cleanly in a wood door mortise and it will not rust on an interior opening.

Treat it as a new prep rather than a swap. The Emtek 220306 is a plain rectangular cup, 1-3/4 inches by 6 inches, sitting 1/8 inch proud of the door face, so the door is routed for a bare rectangular pocket. The Baldwin 0397 SOL is a different pull - a flush cup handle carrying a solid spindle ring pull - and the ring and spindle occupy the cup, so it is not shaped to land in a rectangular cup mortise. If the stile is already routed to the 220306 rectangle, staying with that 1-3/4 by 6 inch footprint is what keeps you out of filling and refinishing the door face.

Emtek positions the Modern Rectangular flush pull as residential hardware. It will work mechanically on any sliding or pocket door with a face wide enough for the 1-3/4 x 6 inch mortise, so it is a sound choice for apartments, condos, senior living units, and single family work. For a high-cycle commercial opening, a school corridor or a hospital, specify a flush pull carrying a commercial duty rating instead.

The finish code hangs off the end of the number. Flat black is SPC220306US19, satin nickel SPC220306US15, oil rubbed bronze SPC220306US10B, polished chrome SPC220306US26, unlacquered brass SPC220306US3NL. Model 220306 on its own does not pin down a finish, so quote the full part number with the US code when you are matching an existing opening or reordering.

The Emtek 220306 fits that brief: a brass rectangular flush cup, 1-3/4 inches by 6 inches, projecting 1/8 inch, where the cup is the grip and there is no separate component at each door. It runs in Satin Nickel (US15) and Polished Nickel - Lifetime (US14), plus Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Flat Black (US19) and Polished Chrome (US26), so one part number covers doors whose existing hardware finishes do not match. The Baldwin 0397 SOL Estate flush cup handle sets a solid spindle ring pull into the cup, which adds a moving component at every opening you install.