Emtek 2206 Brass #8 Brass Flush Pulls (1-7/8" x 6")

It will. The cup projects only 1/8 inch beyond the door face, which is the whole point of a flush cup pull: nothing stands proud enough to catch the jamb, the split jamb, or a passing door in a bypass setup. That also makes it usable on a door in a tight hallway where a surface pull would be a shin hazard.

Residential. Emtek lists the 2206 in its Brass #8 series for residential use, so for a high-traffic commercial opening, a school corridor, or a hospital pocket door, spec a commercial-rated flush pull instead. For homes, multifamily unit interiors, and hospitality guest rooms it is the right class of part.

They solve the same recessed-pull problem two different ways. The Emtek 2206 is a flush cup pull in brass, 1-7/8 inch by 6 inch, with a 1/8 inch projection, so the face sits nearly level with the door and there is nothing standing proud to catch a passing cart or a pocket-door jamb. The Baldwin 0397 SOL is a flush cup handle with a solid spindle ring pull, from the Estate series - the cup is recessed the same way, but a ring sits inside it that the user lifts and pulls. If a hand needs something to hook into for a heavier panel, the ring is the reason to look at the Baldwin; if the requirement is a clean flush face on a sliding or pocket door, the 2206 is the plain cup.

Solid brass, both the body and the substrate. That matters on the plated finishes: Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Satin Brass (US4), and Unlacquered Brass (US3NL) are working over brass, and the Unlacquered version will patina naturally rather than sitting under a coating.

Twelve finishes: 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), Polished Chrome (US26), Medium Bronze (MB), and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). Those are Emtek's standard finish codes, so ordering the 2206 in the same code as the levers and knobs on the rest of the openings keeps the pocket door in line with them.

Count by faces, not doors. A single pocket door that is pulled from both sides takes two 2206 cups, one mortised into each face, and each is bought as its own finish-coded part (for example 2206US15 in Satin Nickel). A pair of bypass or converging pocket doors doubles that again. Order them all in one finish code so the plating batch matches.

The Emtek 2206 is styled American Classic and is specified for residential use, in solid brass across twelve finishes including Polished Brass Lifetime, Satin Brass, Unlacquered Brass, French Antique, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Medium Bronze, Tumbled White Bronze, Polished Nickel Lifetime, Satin Nickel, Pewter, Polished Chrome and Flat Black - which is a wide enough range to follow whatever the knobs and hinges in the house already are. The Baldwin 0397 SOL comes from the Estate series and carries a solid spindle ring pull in the cup, a more ornamental face if the trim leans traditional rather than clean-lined. Both are recessed cups; the choice is the look of the cup face.

Yes, anywhere a recessed finger pull works and a projecting handle would not. The 2206 is a sliding and barn door pull at heart, and its 1/8 inch projection is what lets a barn door pass tight against a wall or a bypass panel clear its mate. It mortises into any panel thick enough to take the 1-7/8 x 6 inch cup, so closet bypass doors and tall sliding cabinet panels are fair game.