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Omnia 652 Modern Oval Flush Cup Pull, Solid Brass, 4-3/8" Length for Sliding and Barn Doors

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Omnia 652 Modern Oval Flush Cup Pull, Solid Brass, 4-3/8" Length for Sliding and Barn Doors

The Omnia 652 Modern Oval Flush Cup Pull combines contemporary design with solid brass construction for premium sliding door and barn door hardware applications. Featuring precise 4-3/8" length x 1-9/16" width dimensions with 1/2" cup depth, this flush pull provides comfortable finger access while maintaining a sleek, recessed profile. Available in multiple professional finishes including US3, US10B, US15, US26, and US26D to complement various architectural styles and hardware suites.

Key Features

  • Precise Dimensions: 4-3/8" length x 1-9/16" width x 1/2" cup depth provides optimal grip access while maintaining clean door surface appearance.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Premium solid brass material ensures exceptional durability and corrosion resistance for long-lasting performance in residential applications.
  • Modern Oval Design: Contemporary oval profile complements modern architectural styles and sliding door installations with sophisticated aesthetic appeal.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in US3, US10B, US15, US26, and US26D finishes to coordinate with existing hardware and design preferences.
  • Flush Mount Profile: Recessed cup design minimizes protrusion from door surface while providing comfortable finger access for smooth operation.
  • Sliding Door Compatibility: Specifically designed for sliding door and barn door applications where traditional handles are not suitable.
  • Professional Installation: Engineered for straightforward installation with standard woodworking tools and techniques.

Technical Specifications

  • MAP Policy: Yes
  • Collection: Modern
  • Commercial/Residential: Residential
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
  • Product Group: Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
  • Product Subgroup: Flush Pulls
  • Product Substrate: Brass
  • Product Type: Flush Cup Pulls
  • Subcategory: Flush Cups

Typical Applications

  • Residential Sliding Door Systems
  • Barn Door Installations
  • Contemporary Home Design Projects
  • Interior Design Applications
  • Custom Millwork and Cabinetry
  • Architectural Hardware Coordination
  • Modern Residential Renovations

Why Omnia 652?

Omnia flush cup pulls deliver residential-grade reliability with solid brass construction engineered for smooth operation and lasting durability. The Modern collection combines contemporary design aesthetics with precision manufacturing for demanding residential applications where dependable performance and sophisticated appearance are essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Omnia 2026 Door Hardware Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
Product Subgroup:
Flush Pulls
Product Type:
Flush Cup Pulls
Subcategory:
Flush Cups
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
MAP Policy:
Yes
Product Category:
Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
Product Substrate:
Brass
Collection:
Modern
Department:
Door Hardware

Omnia 652/00.26D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Omnia 652 flush cup pull sit flush in a standard barn door slab?
The 652 is a recessed cup pull with a 1/2 inch cup depth, so the mortise only has to be routed 1/2 inch into the face of the slab. On a typical 1-3/8 inch interior barn door that leaves plenty of material behind the pull, and on a 1-3/4 inch slab it is nowhere near through. Rout the pocket to the 4-3/8 inch by 1-9/16 inch footprint and the brass sits flush with the door face, which is what lets the door pass the jamb or wall track without the hardware catching.
2) What size pocket do I need to rout for an Omnia 652 flush pull?
Cut to the pull's footprint of 4-3/8 inches by 1-9/16 inches, 1/2 inch deep. That is the whole prep. Solid brass, so it takes a clean router pocket without the edges chewing out the way a stamped pull will. The 652 goes in with standard woodworking tools, no special jig.
3) Is the Omnia 652 flush pull rated for commercial traffic or is it a residential pull?
Residential. Omnia lists the 652 as a residential product, and it is built for interior sliding doors, barn doors, closets and millwork in homes. For a multifamily common area or a commercial opening cycling all day, a flush cup pull in a residential line is the wrong specification. Use it inside units and on interior slabs, not on a high-traffic public door.
4) Should I use a flush cup pull or a surface mounted pull on my barn door?
It comes down to whether the door passes something. A flush cup like the 652 recesses 1/2 inch into the slab and protrudes nothing, so it works where the door slides past a wall, into a pocket, or up against a jamb and a surface handle would hit. The tradeoff is that you have to rout the door and you get finger access only, not a full grip. A surface pull needs no mortise and is easier to grab, but it stands proud of the face. Barn doors on an exposed wall-mounted track usually take both: a surface pull on the room side, a flush cup on the wall side where clearance is tight.
5) I already routed a pocket for a different flush pull. Will the Omnia 652 cover it?
Only if the existing pocket is smaller than 4-3/8 by 1-9/16 inches in both directions. The 652 has no oversized flange to hide a bigger cutout. Coming off an Emtek 2201 or 220304 at 1-3/4 by 4 inches, the old pocket is wider than the Omnia is, so the 652 will not cover it and you will see the gap on the long sides. Going the other way, from a narrower oval, the 652 usually cleans up the opening.
6) What is the closest equivalent to the Omnia 652 flush cup pull from Emtek?
The nearest Emtek counterpart is the Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular Brass Flush Pull, which measures 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches. Both are brass flush pulls in a modern styling, so they recess into the door the same way and serve the same sliding and barn door role. The difference is the cup shape and footprint: the Omnia 652 is an oval cup at 4-3/8 inches long by 1-9/16 inches wide with a 1/2 inch cup depth, while the Emtek 220304 is rectangular and slightly shorter and wider. If the existing mortise pocket in the door was cut for an oval, the rectangular Emtek will not drop into it without recutting.
7) What flush pull should I use if the door opening needs a larger cup than the Omnia 652?
The Emtek 2205 Brass #8 Flush Pull is the larger-footprint option at 1-7/8 inches by 5 inches, against the Omnia 652 at 4-3/8 inches long by 1-9/16 inches wide. The extra length and width give more finger room, which matters on a heavy barn door slab that takes real force to start moving. Both are brass, so the finish families coordinate with the rest of a brass hardware suite. Mortise prep is larger for the 2205, so confirm the door stile has the width before committing.
8) Is the Baldwin 0397 SOL flush cup a direct substitute for the Omnia 652?
No. The Baldwin 0397 SOL is a Flush Cup Handle and Solid Spindle Ring Pull from the Estate series, so it combines a flush cup with a spindle ring pull rather than being a plain recessed cup. The Omnia 652 is a flush cup pull only, an oval recess 4-3/8 inches long by 1-9/16 inches wide with a 1/2 inch cup depth and nothing that swings out of the pocket. On a pocket door where the slab must clear the jamb completely, the plain cup of the 652 is the form that works; the 0397 SOL suits an opening where a ring pull is wanted for extra grip.
9) What finishes does the Omnia 652 flush cup pull come in?
Five: polished brass, polished chrome plated, satin chrome plated, satin nickel plated, and black oil-rubbed. In the standard finish codes that is US3, US26, US26D, US15 and US10B, so if the rest of the openings in the unit are speced US26D satin chrome or US15 satin nickel, the 652 lands in the same suite without a special order.
10) How is the Omnia 652 different from the Emtek rectangular flush pulls?
Shape and footprint. The 652 is an oval cup, 4-3/8 by 1-9/16 inches. The Emtek 2201 and the Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular are both rectangular brass pulls at 1-3/4 by 4 inches, so they are shorter and wider than the Omnia and want a different pocket. If the job already has rectangular pulls on the other doors, matching the rectangle matters more than the brand.
11) What flush pull works if I need a wider cutout or a rustic look instead of the modern oval?
The 652 is Omnia's Modern collection, a clean oval in plated or oil-rubbed brass. If the millwork calls for something heavier, the Emtek 220404 Rustic Modern Rectangular is sandcast bronze at 2 by 4 inches, which is the widest footprint of the group. The Emtek 2205 Brass #8 is 1-7/8 by 5 inches, the longest. For a traditional opening where you want a ring to pull the door out of a pocket, the Baldwin 0397 SOL from the Estate series pairs a flush cup with a solid spindle ring.
12) I need a flush pull with a rectangular look instead of an oval. What are my options?
Two Emtek brass rectangular flush pulls cover that. The Emtek 2201 Rectangular Brass Flush Pull is 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches, and the Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular Brass Flush Pull is also 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches, in Emtek's Modern Rectangular series. Both are brass like the Omnia 652 and mount the same recessed way, so a suite that already runs brass hardware stays coordinated. The Omnia 652 stays the pick when the design calls for a soft oval cup at 4-3/8 inches long.
13) Which flush pull works for a rustic or reclaimed-wood barn door instead of the Omnia 652?
The Emtek 220404 Rustic Modern Rectangular Sandcast Bronze Flush Pull is the one built for that look, at 2 inches by 4 inches in sandcast bronze. Sandcast bronze carries a textured, irregular surface that reads with rough-sawn and reclaimed lumber, where the Omnia 652 is solid brass in a Modern collection oval offered in polished brass, polished chrome, satin chrome, satin nickel and black oil-rubbed finishes. Pick the 220404 when the door is the rustic feature and the 652 when the hardware suite is contemporary.
14) What is the difference between the Emtek 2201 and the Emtek 220304 if I am cross-shopping against the Omnia 652?
Both Emtek pulls are brass rectangular flush pulls measuring 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches; the 2201 is in the Rectangular series and the 220304 is in the Modern Rectangular series, so the split is the styling of the rectangle rather than the mortise footprint. Against either, the Omnia 652 changes the geometry instead: an oval cup 4-3/8 inches long by 1-9/16 inches wide with a 1/2 inch cup depth. For a distributor matching a spec line, the two Emtek numbers interchange dimensionally with each other but not with the 652.
15) Will an Omnia 652 flush pull hold up in a bathroom or a kitchen pantry slider?
Solid brass through the body, not a plated zinc casting, so humidity in a bath or a kitchen is not a corrosion problem for the pull itself. What varies is the finish on top of it: the plated finishes (polished chrome, satin chrome, satin nickel) hold their appearance in damp rooms with routine cleaning, while black oil-rubbed is a living finish and will lighten at the finger contact points over time. Choose the finish for how you want it to age, not for the substrate.
16) Can I use the Omnia 652 flush pull on a cabinet door or drawer, not just a slider?
Yes, it works in millwork and cabinetry as well as on sliding and barn doors. The requirement is a panel thick enough to take the 1/2 inch pocket, so 3/4 inch cabinet stock is fine and 1/2 inch panel stock is not. The 4-3/8 inch length reads long on a small cabinet door, so it suits larger sliding cabinet fronts and built-ins better than a standard base door.
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