Emtek 220314 Modern Rectangular Brass Flush Pulls (2" x 14")

The Emtek 220314 is a 2 x 14 inch rectangular flush cup pull with a 1/8 inch projection, so the cup body is recessed into the door face and only that 1/8 inch of edge stands proud. That matters on a pocket door: the pull has to clear the jamb and the wall pocket when the slab passes, and 1/8 inch is shallow enough that it does. You cut a mortise for the cup, not a through-bore.

Two. The 220314 is a single flush cup pull, so a door you operate from both sides takes one per face, and on a two-leaf bypass or a converging pair that's four. Mortise them opposite each other, offsetting the pockets slightly if the door is thin so the two cups don't meet in the middle at 1/8 inch of depth each.

No. The Emtek 220314 is a plain flush cup pull with a rectangular 2 inch by 14 inch face and a 1/8 inch projection, so nothing stands proud of the door once it is set into the mortise. The Baldwin 0397 SOL is a flush cup handle paired with a solid spindle ring pull, so it carries a ring inside the cup that swings out to be gripped. For a pocket door or bypass that has to pass a jamb pocket with nothing protruding, the 220314 profile is the one that stays flush; where a hand needs something to hook onto, such as a heavier lift-and-slide or a cabinet door pulled from a standing position, the ring on the 0397 SOL gives a finger something to pull against.

Solid brass, both material and substrate. That is why it takes living finishes like unlacquered brass, which will patina in service rather than wear through a plating layer.

Ten: Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), Satin Brass (US4), French Antique (US7), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), and Polished Chrome (US26). Order by the finish code appended to the model, for example 220314US15 for satin nickel. If you're matching other Emtek hardware in the same house, match the US code, not the finish name.

The 220314 is a plain recessed rectangular cup, contemporary in style, so your fingers go into the cup and that's the whole interface. A ring pull adds a swinging bail you can hook and get real leverage on, which is the better choice for a heavy slab or a door that binds. The Baldwin 0397 SOL from the Estate series is that ring type, flush cup with a solid spindle ring. Go with the flat cup when the door glides and you want nothing sticking out; go with the ring when you need pulling force.

The Emtek 220314 is drawn as a contemporary rectangular pull in brass, with a squared 2 inch by 14 inch face and no exposed working parts, so it reads as a clean slot in the door alongside modern levers and squared rosettes. The Baldwin 0397 SOL belongs to the Estate series and carries a spindle ring inside the cup, which is a traditional flush pull treatment. If the other openings in the unit are already running squared contemporary trim, the 220314 rectangular profile is the one that carries that line through; if the building is trimmed in period hardware, the Estate ring pull is the one that matches.