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HAGER 160D Offset Push/Pull Set 1" Round Bar Stock, 2-1/2" Projection, 12" CTC Pull 160D

Hager 160D Offset Push/Pull Set with 1" Round Bar Stock and 12" CTC Pull

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Hager 160D Offset Push/Pull Set with 1" Round Bar Stock and 12" CTC Pull

Professional Offset Push/Pull Hardware Solution

The Hager 160D Offset Push/Pull Set features 1" round bar stock construction with a 2-1/2" projection and 12" center-to-center pull spacing. This professional-grade door hardware accommodates door thicknesses from 1-3/4" to 2-1/2" with standard fastening, and offers versatile mounting options including fully concealed and tempered glass applications. Available in multiple finish options and constructed from premium materials including brass, bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Versatile Door Compatibility: Accommodates door thicknesses from 1-3/4" to 2-1/2" with standard fastening, 1" to 2-1/2" with concealed fastening, and 1/2" or 5/8" tempered glass applications.
  • Premium Construction: 1" diameter round bar stock available in brass, bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel for exceptional durability and professional appearance.
  • Optimal Ergonomics: 2-1/2" projection with 12" center-to-center pull spacing provides comfortable grip and operation for high-traffic commercial applications.
  • Flexible Mounting Options: Three fastening configurations including standard Type 7 spanner collar connections, fully concealed Type 5 connections, and tempered glass mounting with protective gaskets.
  • Standard Offset Design: 3" offset at 90° standard angle optimizes door operation, with optional 45° offset configuration available for specialized applications.
  • Professional Finish Selection: Available in US3, US4, US10, DBZ, US19, US28, US32, and US32D finishes to complement various architectural specifications.
  • Customization Options: 45° offset pull available by adding prefix "X" to model number for applications requiring alternative angular configurations.

Technical Specifications

  • Applications: D- Standard Fastening: One Type 7 spanner collar connection between push bar and pull plus two Type 1 connections for other ends of push bar and pull
  • Diameter: 1" (25 mm)
  • Door Thickness: D: 1-3/4" and 2-3/8" to 2-1/2"
  • Finishes: US3, US4, US10, DBZ, US19, US28, US32, US32D
  • Material: Brass, Bronze, Aluminum, Stainless Steel
  • Offset: 3" (76 mm), 90° standard
  • Options: For 45° offset pull, add prefix "X" to number (i.e., X159D)
  • Projection: 2-1/2" (64 mm)
  • Pull CTC: 12" (305 mm)
  • Subcategory: Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates

Installation & Operation

  1. Review manufacturer specifications and verify door preparation requirements including door thickness, material compatibility, and mounting surface conditions for the selected fastening type.
  2. Use manufacturer-provided templates to mark mounting hole locations accurately for Type 7 spanner collar connections and appropriate end connections based on application type.
  3. Prepare door surfaces by drilling required holes per manufacturer specifications, ensuring proper clearances for push bar and pull operation.
  4. Install Type 7 spanner collar connection between push bar and pull, then secure appropriate end connections (Type 1 for standard, Type 5 for concealed, or Type 8 for tempered glass with gaskets).
  5. Adjust alignment and verify smooth operation throughout the full range of motion, ensuring proper clearances and secure mounting.
  6. Test push/pull operation to verify proper function and make final adjustments as needed. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete installation details and fastening specifications.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Hospitality and Restaurant Facilities
  • Government and Municipal Buildings
  • High-Traffic Public Buildings

Why Choose Hager Quality?

Hager push/pull hardware delivers professional-grade reliability with premium material construction including brass, bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel options. The versatile fastening configurations accommodate standard doors, concealed mounting requirements, and specialized tempered glass applications. Engineered for demanding commercial applications where dependable performance and architectural compatibility are essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Installation Instructions

Product Specs

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

Hager 160D US28 28CTC – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can the Hager 160D go on a tempered glass door?
Yes, on 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch tempered glass. That configuration uses Type 8 end connections with protective gaskets between the hardware and the glass. Glass thickness has to be one of those two values, so confirm the glass before ordering rather than assuming your storefront lite matches.
2) What push bar lengths does the Hager 160D come in?
Two push bar center-to-center lengths, 28 inch and 33 inch. The pull side is fixed at 12 inch center to center regardless of which push bar you pick. Measure your door width and allow for the 3 inch offset where the push bar turns into the pull, then choose the bar that lands your mounting points on solid stile rather than near a glass lite or a lock edge.
3) Do I need concealed fastening or standard fastening on a Hager 160D?
Standard fastening, the D suffix, uses one Type 7 spanner collar connection between the push bar and the pull plus two Type 1 connections at the other ends. Those fasteners are visible from one side. Fully concealed uses Type 5 connections instead and nothing shows on the face. Pick concealed where the door is a finished architectural surface or where exposed fasteners are a tamper concern, and note the thickness range shifts with it: standard covers 1-3/4 inch and 2-3/8 to 2-1/2 inch, concealed covers 1 inch to 2-1/2 inch.
4) Will the Hager 160D work on a narrow aluminum storefront stile?
Watch the stile before you order. The 160D's mounting points are set by the 28 inch or 33 inch push bar spacing, and on the pull side the two ends sit 12 inches apart with a 3 inch offset between the bar and the pull. On a narrow stile aluminum door, the bores land in a stile only an inch or two wide and the offset leg can carry a fastener off the stile and onto the glass line. Measure the stile face and lay the template on it first. Where the glass is 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch tempered and there is no stile at all, order the tempered glass fastening version with gaskets instead of the standard D configuration.
5) I only need a push bar on the door, not a pull. Is there a simpler option than the 160D?
Yes. The Ives 9100HD is a solid push bar on its own, heavy duty, with a 1 inch round profile and a 2-1/2 inch projection - the same 1 inch round bar diameter and 2-1/2 inch projection as the Hager 160D, but push only. The Rockwood Series 47, ordered as ROC-47CC6, is likewise a 1 inch push bar. The Hager 160D is a set: a push bar plus a 12 inch center-to-center pull joined by a Type 7 spanner collar connection, so on a push-only leaf you are buying pull hardware you will not mount.
6) What is the closest equivalent to the Hager 160D offset push/pull set from another manufacturer?
The Ives 9190EZHD is the nearest peer: it is a 90 degree offset pull and push bar combo rated heavy duty, matching the 160D's combination of a 90 degree standard offset and a push bar plus pull sold as a set. The Hager 160D uses 1 inch round bar stock with a 3 inch offset at 90 degrees, a 2-1/2 inch projection and 12 inch center-to-center pull spacing, with push bar center-to-center dimensions of 28 inches and 33 inches. Confirm the Ives unit's bar diameter and pull spacing against the opening before treating it as a drop-in, since the mounting hole pattern is what has to line up.
7) I need a 45 degree offset pull instead of 90 degrees. What are my options?
Two routes. From Hager, the 160D is ordered with the prefix X for a 45 degree offset pull instead of the 3 inch 90 degree standard offset. From Ives, the 9145EZHD is a 45 degree offset pull and push bar combo rated heavy duty, supplied with heavy-duty mounting hardware. Pick the Hager X-prefix route if the rest of the door hardware is already Hager and you want the same 1 inch round bar stock and 12 inch center-to-center pull; pick the Ives if the opening is already set up for Ives trim.
8) What should I use if I want a straight pull rather than an offset one?
The Ives 9103EZHD is a straight pull and push bar combo, heavy duty, with an ADA-compliant EZ design. That is the alternative when the opening does not want the Hager 160D's 3 inch offset at 90 degrees projecting off the pull side - for instance where a narrow vestibule or an adjacent wall limits how far hardware can stand off the door. The 160D's own geometry is a 2-1/2 inch projection with a 12 inch center-to-center pull.
9) For 1/2 inch tempered glass doors, which of these push and pull options works?
The Hager 160D covers it directly: alongside standard fastening for 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/2 inch doors and concealed fastening from 1 inch to 2-1/2 inch, it mounts on 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch tempered glass using Type 8 connections with protective gaskets. Among the peers, the Ives 9100HD is a push-bar-only unit and the Trimco 1015 a pull plate, so on an all-glass entrance neither gives you the matched push and pull pair on one door. Verify the glass hole pattern already drilled in the lite before ordering, since tempered glass cannot be re-drilled on site.
10) How much does the Hager 160D pull stand off the door?
Projection is 2-1/2 inches (64 mm) on 1 inch diameter round bar stock. That leaves roughly enough clearance for a gloved hand, which is the reason offset bars get specified on doors people push through carrying something. The 2-1/2 inch projection also matters on a pair of doors or a narrow vestibule, since the bar will be the first thing to hit an adjacent wall or the other leaf when the door swings past 90 degrees.
11) What is the difference between a 90 degree and a 45 degree offset push pull set?
The 160D ships as a 3 inch offset at 90 degrees, which puts the pull section parallel to the door face and perpendicular to the push bar, the usual arrangement on commercial entrances. Hager builds a 45 degree version of the offset pull by adding the prefix X to the model number. The 45 degree angle is a specialty layout, chosen when the grip needs to sit diagonally to clear trim, a stile condition, or an adjacent frame. If your drawing does not call out an angle, the 90 degree standard is what gets installed.
12) What finish should I order to match the rest of my doors on a Hager 160D set?
Seven finishes are orderable across both push bar lengths: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, 628 satin aluminum, 629 bright stainless steel, and 630 satin stainless steel. For a building already standardized on brushed stainless pulls, 630 is the match. 628 satin aluminum is the one to use alongside clear anodized aluminum storefront. 613 oil-rubbed bronze is a living finish and will darken and wear differently from the other bronzes, so replacing a single leaf in an existing 613 set will not match the aged hardware beside it.
13) What material is the Hager 160D push pull bar made from?
The 1 inch round bar stock is produced in brass, bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel, and the material follows the finish you select. The 629 and 630 finishes are stainless, 628 is aluminum, 605 and 606 are brass, 612 and 613 are bronze. For coastal or pool-adjacent entrances and for wash-down areas in healthcare or food service, stainless is the material to specify.
14) Is there an offset push pull combo other than Hager I can use on the same opening?
Ives makes the 9190EZHD, a 90 degree offset pull and push bar combo in heavy duty, which is the closest direct counterpart to the 160D layout. If you want the diagonal grip instead of buying the X-prefix Hager, the Ives 9145EZHD is a 45 degree offset pull and push bar combo. Both Ives sets are the alternative when the specification names Ives or when the rest of the building's trim is already Ives.
15) Is a bar style pull plate a substitute for the Hager 160D offset set?
No, they solve different problems. The Trimco 1015 is a bar style heavy duty pull plate with a 6 inch center-to-center pull, meaning the grip is mounted on a backing plate and sized for a hand, not for a shoulder or a cart. The 160D is a through-door set: a 28 inch or 33 inch push bar on one face tied to a 12 inch center-to-center offset pull on the other. If you need the two faces mechanically linked and a long horizontal push surface, the plate will not do it. If you just need something to grab on a door that already has a closer and a latch, the pull plate is the lighter install.
16) Do I need a straight push pull or an offset one for an entrance where people carry things?
Offset is the one to use on doors people go through with full hands. The 3 inch, 90 degree offset on the 160D moves the pull grip away from the push bar line so a forearm or a hip can work the door, and the 2-1/2 inch projection leaves room behind the bar. A straight configuration keeps the grip in line with the bar and sits flatter on the door, which suits tighter stiles and openings where the projection would foul adjacent trim. The Ives 9103EZHD is a heavy duty straight pull and push bar combo with an ADA-compliant EZ design if that is the layout you need.
17) Does the Hager 160D need any door prep, or does it surface mount?
It needs through-bores. The push bar and pull are connected through the door, so holes get drilled per Hager's template at each connection point before anything goes on. Hager publishes installation instructions for the set, so pull the template and mark the hole locations before committing to a bar length, especially on a glass door where the prep has to be done at the factory and cannot be drilled on site.
18) Can I use the Trimco 1015 pull plate in place of the Hager 160D?
They do different jobs. The Trimco 1015 is a bar style heavy duty pull plate with a 6 inch center-to-center pull - a pull mounted on a plate, for the pull side of the door only. The Hager 160D is an offset push/pull set: a 1 inch round bar push bar and a 12 inch center-to-center pull with a 3 inch offset at 90 degrees, fastened through the door so push and pull work as one assembly. If the opening needs a push bar spanning the door, the 1015 is not a substitute; if you only need a graspable pull with a backing plate and a shorter 6 inch grip, it is the right part.
19) We are standardizing push/pull hardware across a facility and need ADA-compliant trim. How do the options differ?
The Ives 9103EZHD is specified as an ADA-compliant EZ design in a straight pull and push bar combo, heavy duty, which is the one to cite when the drawing calls out ADA on the trim itself. The Hager 160D answers the standardization side differently: one 1 inch round bar set in brass, bronze, aluminum or stainless steel across US3, US4, US10, DBZ, US19, US28, US32 and US32D, with push bar center-to-center at 28 inches and 33 inches, so a mixed door schedule can be carried on a single part family. Note that push/pull trim is not latching hardware, so clear-width and operable-force compliance still depends on the door and closer.
20) Is the Rockwood Series 47 push bar interchangeable with the push bar half of the Hager 160D?
Not as a direct swap. The Rockwood ROC-47CC6 is a Series 47 1 inch push bar, so the bar diameter matches the Hager 160D's 1 inch round bar stock, but the 160D's push bar is joined to its pull by a Type 7 spanner collar connection with Type 1 connections at the other ends, and the through-door fastening is shared between the two halves. Replacing only the push side means re-preparing the door for the Rockwood hole pattern while the Hager pull remains on the opposite face. Where the doors are already drilled for the 160D at 28 inch or 33 inch push bar center-to-center, staying with the Hager set avoids new prep.
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