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Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull with 1-1/4" Tubular Bar – Rounded Tips, Satin Stainless Steel (630), full-length product view

Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull with 1-1/4" Tubular Bar

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Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull: 1-1/4" Tubular Bar, Heavy-Duty Commercial

The Ives 9264 is a heavy-duty commercial door pull built on a 1-1/4" diameter tubular bar, offset-hung for ergonomic operation. Available in rounded-tip (9264) and flat-tip (9264F) configurations, it covers lengths from 12" to 72" in standard increments - with custom lengths available as engineering specials up to 96" - making it a single-source solution for everything from a single storefront door to a full corridor of paired pulls. ANSI A156.06 Grade 1 certified for high-traffic commercial installations.

Key Specifications

  • Bar Diameter: 1-1/4" tubular
  • Tip Style: Rounded (9264) or Flat (9264F)
  • Standard Lengths / CTC: 12"/8", 18"/12", 24"/18", 36"/20", 72"/56"
  • Custom Lengths: Available in 1" increments from 12" to 96" as engineering specials
  • Hang Type: Offset Hung
  • Mounting Hardware: 3/8-16 thru-bolt screws with decorative washers; concealed and back-to-back mounting options available
  • Substrate: Brass (finishes 605, 606, 613) or Stainless Steel (all other finishes)
  • 316 SS Option: Finish 629 uses 316 stainless steel substrate - specified for exterior doors and corrosive environments
  • Duty Level: Heavy Duty
  • ANSI/BHMA: ANSI A156.06 Grade 1
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial

Available Finishes

  • 605 - Bright Brass
  • 606 - Satin Brass
  • 613 - Satin Bronze Oil-Rubbed
  • 619 - Satin Nickel
  • 622 - Matte Black
  • 629 - Bright Stainless Steel (316 SS substrate)
  • 630 - Satin Stainless Steel
  • 643E - Aged Bronze
  • 695 - Dark Bronze

Typical Applications

  • Commercial office and retail storefronts
  • Healthcare, education, and government facilities
  • Multi-family and hospitality corridors
  • Industrial and warehouse entry doors
  • Exterior doors requiring 316 SS corrosion resistance
  • Back-to-back paired pull installations on glass or wood doors

Why Ives 9264

Ives has manufactured architectural door hardware for over 150 years. The 9264 is a workhorse spec item - stocked in the most common length/finish combinations, with a broad finish palette and two tip-style options that satisfy most commercial hardware schedules without a special order. The 316 SS substrate on finish 629 is a genuine differentiator for coastal or exterior applications where lesser pulls corrode within a season.

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Duty Level:
Heavy Duty
Subcategory:
Pulls and Push Plates
Product Subgroup:
Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
Product Type:
Door Pulls
ANSI/BHMA:
ANSI A156.06
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Hang Type:
Offset Hung
Product Model:
9264
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Substrate:
Brass or Stainless Steel
Department:
Door Hardware

Ives 9264-36-20-630 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) I'm replacing a long door pull and need to reuse the existing holes. What center-to-center spacing does the Ives 9264 come in?
Standard 9264 lengths carry a fixed center-to-center: 12 inch overall on 8 inch CTC, 18 on 12, 24 on 18, 36 on 20, and 72 on 56. Watch the 36 inch pull in particular, it runs a 20 inch CTC rather than the 30 you might assume from the pattern. If your existing prep doesn't land on one of those five, the 9264 can be built to a custom length in 1 inch increments from 12 to 96 inches as an engineering special, which is the usual route for dropping onto holes that are already in the door.
2) Which Ives 9264 finish holds up on an exterior door near salt air?
Finish 629, bright stainless steel. It is the version built on a 316 stainless substrate, and 316 is what gets specified for exterior doors and corrosive environments. The other finishes split by code: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass and 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed are brass substrate, and the remaining finishes (619 satin nickel, 622 matte black, 630 satin stainless, 643E aged bronze, 695 dark bronze) are stainless steel. If the schedule calls for a satin look on a coastal opening, understand that you are choosing appearance over the 316 substrate.
3) Does the Ives 9264 door pull come with mounting hardware, and does it have to be through-bolted?
Standard mounting is 3/8-16 thru-bolt screws with decorative washers, so the door gets drilled through and the fastener heads show on the opposite face. That is not the only route. Concealed mounting and back-to-back mounting are both offered on the 9264, which is how you avoid visible fasteners on the reverse side or pair the pull with a second pull instead of a plate. Because the standard mount passes through the door, you specify the door thickness when you order so the bolts land right.
4) Can I run Ives 9264 pulls back to back on a glass entry door?
Back-to-back paired pull installations on glass or wood doors are a named application for the 9264, and back-to-back is one of the offered mounting configurations alongside the standard 3/8-16 thru-bolt with decorative washers. That is the setup where you want a pull on both faces rather than a pull one side and a push plate the other. On glass you are bolting through the lite itself, so the hole locations have to be in the glass before it is tempered.
5) Is the Ives 9264 pull heavy enough for a high traffic commercial entrance?
It is certified to ANSI A156.06 Grade 1 and classed heavy duty, commercial. Grade 1 is the top performance level in the A156.06 architectural door trim standard, which is what an institutional or MRO spec normally calls for on an entrance, corridor or any opening that gets cycled hard all day. Typical placements are office and retail storefronts, healthcare, education and government facilities, multi-family and hospitality corridors, and industrial or warehouse entry doors.
6) What is the closest cross-brand equivalent to the Ives 9264 offset door pull?
The nearest match in geometry is the ABH AB3330, an offset round end pull offered with custom length options. Both are offset-hung, round-tipped bar pulls that can be ordered outside a fixed length menu: the Ives 9264 runs 12 inch, 18 inch, 24 inch, 36 inch and 72 inch standard lengths with custom lengths in 1 inch increments up to 96 inches, on a 1-1/4 inch tubular bar, and is ANSI A156.06 Grade 1 certified for commercial heavy duty use. If the hardware schedule calls out a round-end offset pull and a length that is not on the standard chart, either series answers that call-out; the 1-1/4 inch bar diameter and the Grade 1 certification are the specifics to check the drawing against.
7) What is the difference between the Ives 9264 and the 9264F?
Tip profile, nothing else about the pull changes. The 9264 finishes the bar with rounded tips; the 9264F is the flat tip version. Both are the same 1-1/4 inch diameter tubular bar, offset hung. Choose on what the rest of the building already has, since a flat tip next to a rounded tip on adjacent openings is the mismatch people notice.
8) Should I use an offset pull like the Ives 9264 or a straight pull?
The 9264 is offset hung, meaning the brackets stand the bar off the door face and the grip runs clear of the door, which gives knuckle clearance and lets a gloved hand or a forearm get behind it. That is what you want on an entrance that gets pulled hard all day. A straight pull mounts closer and reads cleaner, and it is the choice where the pull sits near a frame, a lite rail or a lock and you cannot give up the projection. If straight is what the opening needs, the ABH AB3300 straight flat end pull is a 1.00 inch diameter commercial option; ABH also builds the AB3310 offset flat end pull if you want offset with a flat tip.
9) How thick is the grip on the Ives 9264, and is there a slimmer commercial pull?
The 9264 grips a 1-1/4 inch diameter tubular bar, which is a full hand grip and the reason it suits entrance and corridor doors that get hauled on. If that reads too heavy for the opening, ZenSupply carries slimmer commercial pulls: the ABH AB3300 straight flat end pull at 1.00 inch diameter, and the ABH AB7200 solid stainless flat end pull at 7/8 inch with through-bolt mounting. Diameter is worth settling before you order because it changes both the grip and how the pull looks against a narrow stile.
10) What else could I use instead of the Ives 9264 if I need a custom length offset round end pull?
The closest cross-brand equivalent ZenSupply carries is the ABH AB3330 Series offset round end pull, which is also built with custom length options. Both are offset with a round end, so the decision comes down to the finish range and the mounting configuration you need rather than the shape. Where the 9264 pulls ahead is the finish palette, nine codes including the 316 stainless substrate on 629 for exterior and corrosive locations, plus the ANSI A156.06 Grade 1 certification on the pull.
11) Can a push plate be used in place of the Ives 9264 door pull?
No, they serve opposite faces of the opening. The Trimco 1001 heavy duty push plate at 3 inch by 12 inch and the Trimco 1041 half-round push plate at 8 inch by 16 inch are flat plates that protect the push side where the door is shoved open, with nothing to grip. The Ives 9264 is a 1-1/4 inch tubular offset bar the hand wraps around to pull the door. A push-pull opening usually needs one of each. The Trimco 1070 series classic push and pull plates at 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch cover both halves of that arrangement in a plate-mounted form, which is a different look from a full-length bar pull.
12) I need a flat-end offset pull for a commercial entry. What are the options?
Two flat-end offset pulls to weigh against each other: the Ives 9264F, which is the flat-tip configuration of the 9264 on the 1-1/4 inch tubular offset bar, and the ABH AB3310 offset flat end door pull handle, a commercial grade surface mount pull. The difference that matters at install is the mounting path. The AB3310 is a surface mount handle. The Ives 9264 ships standard with 3/8-16 thru-bolt screws and decorative washers, with concealed and back-to-back mounting options also available, so a door where the fastener heads cannot show on the opposite face can be handled without changing pulls.
13) Is there a slimmer-diameter pull than the Ives 9264 that still thru-bolts?
Yes. The ABH AB7200 is a solid stainless steel flat end pull handle at 7/8 inch diameter with through-bolt mounting, against the 1-1/4 inch tubular bar on the Ives 9264, which mounts standard with 3/8-16 thru-bolt screws and decorative washers. Both fasten through the door leaf rather than into the face, so the prep concept is the same and the choice comes down to grip size and bar construction: a 7/8 inch solid bar versus a 1-1/4 inch tubular bar. If a facility is standardizing grip diameter across a corridor, pick one and hold it, because the two do not share a hole pattern.
14) I want offset pulls on both faces of a 24 inch opening. Should I buy a back-to-back set or a pair of Ives 9264 pulls?
Both routes exist. Deltana sells the pairing as a set: the SSPOBB24 is a 24 inch back-to-back modern offset door pull set, and the SSPORBB24 is the 24 inch back-to-back round offset version, so the two faces arrive matched and pre-configured at one length. The Ives 9264 reaches the same result by specification rather than by kit: it lists a 24 inch overall length at 18 inch center-to-center, and back-to-back mounting is one of the available mounting options alongside the standard 3/8-16 thru-bolt. Choose the Deltana sets when 24 inch back-to-back is the whole requirement and choose the 9264 when the same face and finish need to repeat at other lengths on adjacent doors.
15) Which offset pull is specified for a 1-3/8 inch thick door?
The Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull is supplied as a back-to-back set and lists a door thickness range of 1-1/8 inch to 1-3/8 inch, so it is the one to reach for on a thinner leaf. The Ives 9264 is the heavier commercial specification: ANSI A156.06 Grade 1, heavy duty, and thru-bolted with 3/8-16 screws and decorative washers on a 1-1/4 inch tubular offset bar, sized for high-traffic commercial openings. Confirm the leaf thickness first, because a thru-bolt pull is only as good as the fastener length matched to the door.
16) For an exterior or coastal door, which pull holds up against the Ives 9264 in 629?
The 629 bright stainless steel version of the Ives 9264 uses a 316 stainless steel substrate, which is the grade called out for exterior doors and corrosive environments. Among the alternatives, the ABH AB7200 is a solid stainless steel flat end pull handle at 7/8 inch diameter with through-bolt mounting. Both put stainless at the door face; the distinction to specify is substrate detail and bar size, since the 9264 states 316 stainless specifically on the 629 finish and runs a 1-1/4 inch tubular bar. Note that the Ives brass substrate finishes, 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass and 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, are a different material choice from the stainless versions.
17) I need back-to-back offset pulls for a 1-3/8 inch thick door. What do you have?
For a door in that thinner range, the Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull comes as a back-to-back set and lists a door thickness range of 1-1/8 to 1-3/8 inches, so it is built for exactly that. The Ives 9264 is the heavy duty commercial route, ANSI A156.06 Grade 1, and it is the one to specify on standard commercial door thicknesses in an entrance or corridor. Deltana also does 24 inch back-to-back offset sets, the SSPOBB24 in a modern profile and the SSPORBB24 with a round offset, if the look matters more than the commercial grade.
18) Is the Ives 9264 in satin brass actually brass, or is it a plated finish over steel?
Material follows the finish code. 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass and 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed are built on a brass substrate. Every other finish in the range is stainless steel, with 629 bright stainless specifically on a 316 substrate. That matters for two reasons: brass will patina where a coating wears, and stainless is what you want anywhere the pull sees moisture or cleaning chemicals. If you are matching existing brass hardware in a lobby, the 605, 606 and 613 codes are the ones on brass.
19) Is the Cal-Royal PUL-175 an alternative to the Ives 9264?
They are not interchangeable. The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a night latch cylinder pull, 3-1/2 inch in height, in stainless steel construction, sized to serve the cylinder area on a night latch application. The Ives 9264 is a full-length offset bar pull on a 1-1/4 inch tubular bar, running 12 inch through 72 inch standard lengths with custom lengths up to 96 inches. If the door has a rim cylinder that needs a pull at the cylinder, the PUL-175 addresses that; if the door needs a graspable bar down the stile, that is the 9264.
20) I only need a 12 inch pull on one face. What is simpler than the Ives 9264?
The Deltana SSP1210 is a 12 inch contemporary pull supplied single side, which is the straightforward answer when one face of one door needs a pull and nothing has to match a schedule. The Ives 9264 also comes in a 12 inch overall length at 8 inch center-to-center on its 1-1/4 inch tubular offset bar, with the standard 3/8-16 thru-bolt hardware. Take the 9264 at 12 inch when the same pull family has to reappear at 18, 24, 36 or 72 inches elsewhere in the building or when the ANSI A156.06 Grade 1 certification is on the spec.
21) Is there a pull made specifically for restroom doors, or does the Ives 9264 cover it?
The Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is built for that specific opening and is rated heavy duty. The Ives 9264 is also a heavy duty pull, ANSI A156.06 Grade 1 and specified commercial, and its 12 inch through 72 inch length range covers restroom doors along with everything else in the corridor. The practical split: the 1035 is the choice when the restroom door is being treated as its own condition, and the 9264 is the choice when the restroom door has to carry the same pull, finish and bar diameter as the rest of the floor.
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Product Reviews

  • 4
    A Classy Touch for My Doorway

    Posted by Jackson on Aug 8th 2023

    I got the Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull, and it's legit. Adds a touch of elegance to my entrance. The grip is comfy, but the mounting screws provided were a bit short for my liking. After a quick trip to the hardware store, it's all good. Looks great and feels solid.

  • 5
    Offset Long Door Pool

    Posted by Mario Flores on Sep 13th 2025

    Super cool! Looks great on my pedestrian gate. Color is as specified with nice finish

  • 5
    A Stylish Handle for My Doors

    Posted by Emily on Aug 17th 2023

    I recently got the Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull from zensupply.com and it's been a game-changer. Love the sleek design, adds a touch of class to my doors. However, installation was a bit tricky. Overall, a solid choice for a modern look.

  • 5
    Perfect Handle for a Smooth Entry

    Posted by Ben on Jul 31st 2023

    The Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull is what I needed! The grip is solid and feels really nice to the touch, making entry smooth as butter. But gotta mention, the screws included were a tad short, so had to grab some longer ones. Other than that, no complaints! Highly recommend it for a stylish upgrade.

  • 5
    A Stylish Door Pull for a Modern Look!

    Posted by Michael on Jul 25th 2023

    I got the Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull from ZenSupply, and it's legit! The design adds a sleek touch to my door. Installation was smooth too. Just keep in mind that the pull may feel a bit thin for heavy doors. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase!

  • 5
    Stylish and Practical Door Pull for Added Convenience

    Posted by Aria on Jul 11th 2023

    Hey, folks! I recently purchased the Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull from ZenSupply.com, and I'm loving its combination of style and functionality. The sleek design adds a touch of elegance to my doors, and the long pull provides a comfortable grip for easy opening. However, one drawback worth mentioning is that the installation requires precise measurements and proper alignment. Overall, if you're looking for a door pull that enhances both aesthetics and convenience, the Ives 9264 Offset Long Door Pull is a solid choice.

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