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Omnia 653 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup Pull - Solid Brass, 4" x 1-3/4" x 1/2" for Sliding & Barn Doors

Omnia 653 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup Pull - Solid Brass, 4" x 1-3/4" x 1/2" for Sliding & Barn Doors

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Model: 653/00.26D
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Omnia 653 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup Pull - Solid Brass, 4" x 1-3/4" x 1/2"

The Omnia 653 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup Pull combines sleek contemporary design with solid brass construction for premium sliding door and barn door installations. Featuring precise 4" length x 1-3/4" width x 1/2" cup depth dimensions, this flush cup pull provides a clean, recessed grip that complements modern architectural styles. Available in multiple professional finishes including US3, US10B, US15, US26, and US26D to coordinate with existing hardware.

Key Features

  • Precise Dimensions: 4" length x 1-3/4" width x 1/2" cup depth provides optimal grip and clean aesthetic for sliding door applications.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Premium solid brass material ensures exceptional durability and long-lasting performance in residential applications.
  • Modern Rectangular Design: Contemporary rectangular profile complements modern architectural styles and minimalist design preferences.
  • Flush Mount Installation: Recessed cup design sits flush with door surface for a clean, streamlined appearance without protruding hardware.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in US3, US10B, US15, US26, and US26D finishes to coordinate with existing door hardware and architectural elements.
  • Sliding Door Compatibility: Specifically designed for sliding door and barn door applications where space-saving hardware is essential.
  • Professional Grade Quality: Omnia construction standards deliver reliable performance for demanding residential installations.

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

  • Modern Residential Sliding Doors
  • Contemporary Barn Door Installations
  • Minimalist Interior Design Projects
  • Space-Saving Door Solutions
  • Architectural Hardware Coordination
  • Custom Millwork Applications
  • High-End Residential Construction

Why Omnia 653?

Omnia 653 flush cup pulls deliver professional-grade reliability with solid brass construction engineered for demanding residential applications. The Modern collection combines contemporary design aesthetics with proven durability, ensuring long-lasting performance in sliding door and barn door installations where both function and style 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 653/00.26D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will an Omnia 653 flush cup pull fit a barn door, or is it only for pocket doors?
The Omnia 653 works on both. It's a recessed cup pull, so the door gets a mortise pocket routed for a 4 x 1-3/4 x 1/2 inch cup and the pull sits flush with the face. That's what you want on a pocket door, where anything protruding hits the jamb on the way into the wall, and it's equally common on a sliding barn door face where a projecting pull would foul the wall or a passing door. The 1/2 inch cup depth is the number to check against your door: you need enough material behind the face to take that pocket without breaking through on a hollow-core or thin slab.
2) What size mortise do I need to rout for the Omnia 653 flush pull?
Size the pocket to the pull's stated 4 x 1-3/4 x 1/2 inch dimensions. The 1/2 inch figure is the cup depth, which is the one that decides whether the door can take it, so confirm your slab has more than 1/2 inch of solid material behind the face at the pull location. On a hollow-core or a lightweight barn slab you often need a solid block in that spot before routing.
3) My door is already routed for a larger flush pull. What can I use to cover the opening?
A 4 x 1-3/4 inch pull like the Omnia 653 will not cover a bigger pocket, and there's no trim ring to hide the gap on a flush cup. Go up in size instead: the Emtek 2205 Brass #8 flush pull is 1-7/8 by 5 inches, and the Emtek 220404 Rustic Modern Rectangular in sandcast bronze is 2 by 4 inches. Measure the existing mortise and pick the pull that is larger in both directions.
4) I need a flush pull that also lets me pull the pocket door closed from inside the pocket. Is the 653 the right one?
No. The Omnia 653 is a plain recessed cup with no moving parts, so there's nothing to grab once the leading edge has run into the pocket. For that you want a cup pull with a spindle ring that swings up out of the recess, such as the Baldwin 0397 SOL Estate flush cup handle with solid spindle ring pull. Use the ring pull on the lead edge and the plain 653 cups on the faces.
5) What is the closest equivalent to the Omnia 653 flush cup pull in the same rectangular size?
The Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular Brass Flush Pull matches the Omnia 653 most closely: it is a brass flush pull in a modern rectangular series at 1-3/4 inch by 4 inch, the same face dimensions as the Omnia 653's 4 inch by 1-3/4 inch rectangle. Both are solid brass flush cup pulls for sliding and barn doors, so a door already routed for the 653 mortise takes the Emtek 220304 without changing the cutout size. Emtek also makes the 2201 Rectangular Brass Flush Pull in the same 1-3/4 inch by 4 inch footprint, in its Rectangular series rather than the Modern Rectangular series, if you want the same opening with a different face profile.
6) I need a bigger flush pull than the Omnia 653 for a heavy sliding door - what are the larger options?
Two peers run larger than the Omnia 653's 4 inch by 1-3/4 inch face. The Emtek 2205 Brass #8 Flush Pull is 1-7/8 inch by 5 inch, giving an extra inch of length for a wider hand grip on a heavy slab. The Emtek 220404 Rustic Modern Rectangular Sandcast Bronze Flush Pull is 2 inch by 4 inch, keeping the 4 inch length but widening the cup by a quarter inch over the 653. Both require a larger mortise than the 653, so plan the cutout before routing rather than trying to enlarge an existing 4 by 1-3/4 pocket.
7) Is the Baldwin 0397 SOL a substitute for the Omnia 653 flush cup pull?
No - they solve different problems even though both mortise into the door face. The Omnia 653 is a plain recessed cup: a 4 inch by 1-3/4 inch by 1/2 inch pocket you put your fingers into, with nothing protruding past the door surface. The Baldwin 0397 SOL is a Flush Cup Handle and Solid Spindle Ring Pull from the Estate series, so it carries a ring pull on a spindle inside the cup that the user lifts to draw the door. If the door passes into a pocket or runs behind an adjacent slab, the 653's clean recess is what clears; if you want a graspable ring for a heavier door, the 0397 SOL is the one that gives you something to pull on.
8) Is the Omnia 653 flush pull solid brass or plated pot metal?
Solid brass throughout, not a plated zinc casting. For a pull that gets fingers in it every day that matters: the brass carries the finish in the material rather than on a thin coating over a soft substrate, and the edge of a recessed cup is exactly where a plated part wears first.
9) What finishes does the Omnia 653 come in, and can I match it to the rest of my door hardware?
Five finishes: bright brass (US3), oil-rubbed black (US10B), satin nickel (US15), bright chrome (US26) and satin chrome (US26D). Those are the standard BHMA finish codes, so if your levers, hinges and barn track are specified in one of them you can order the 653 to the same code and get a coordinated set rather than an approximate match.
10) Is the Omnia 653 flush pull rated for commercial use?
Omnia lists the 653 as a residential product. For a house, a condo unit, or light interior millwork it's the right part. For a high-traffic commercial opening, an institutional corridor or anywhere the pull is cycled all day, specify hardware carrying a commercial rating instead.
11) Do I need two flush pulls per sliding door, or does one do it?
Count on one per accessible face. A pocket door that closes into the wall needs a pull on each side of the slab so it can be pulled open and pushed shut, which is two 653s per door, and a pair of bypass or converging pocket doors needs one per leaf per face. A barn door hung on the room side of the wall usually only needs the one on the face you reach, though many installs still add a second on the back edge. Each pull is a separate mortise, so decide before you rout.
12) What is the difference between the Omnia 653 and the Emtek 220304 modern rectangular flush pull?
Both are brass rectangular flush pulls at 1-3/4 by 4 inches, so they cut into the same footprint and swap for each other on a door already routed for either. The difference is brand and finish program: the 653 comes from Omnia's Modern collection in five finishes (US3, US10B, US15, US26, US26D), and the Emtek 220304 is Emtek's Modern Rectangular series. If the rest of the opening is Emtek or Omnia, match the pull to it.
13) I am standardizing flush pulls across a multi-unit building - does the Omnia 653 or an Emtek pull give me one cutout across the doors?
If you want a single mortise dimension repeated across every door, the Omnia 653 at 4 inch by 1-3/4 inch, the Emtek 2201 Rectangular at 1-3/4 inch by 4 inch, and the Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular at 1-3/4 inch by 4 inch all share that face size, so a crew routing one template can hang any of the three. The Emtek 2205 Brass #8 at 1-7/8 inch by 5 inch and the Emtek 220404 at 2 inch by 4 inch each need their own cutout and would break the standard. The Omnia 653 is a residential-rated flush cup pull, so match it to unit doors and interior slabs rather than to back-of-house openings.
14) What is the difference between the Emtek 2201 and the Emtek 220304 if I am cross-shopping them against the Omnia 653?
Both Emtek pulls are brass rectangular flush pulls at 1-3/4 inch by 4 inch, the same face size as the Omnia 653's 4 inch by 1-3/4 inch rectangle, so all three drop into an identical cutout. The distinction is the series: the 2201 is Emtek's Rectangular series and the 220304 is the Modern Rectangular series. The Omnia 653 belongs to the Modern collection, which puts it alongside the 220304 stylistically while still sharing the opening with the 2201. Pick on the face profile the drawing calls for, since the rough-in does not change between them.
15) I'm standardizing flush pulls across a building. Does the Omnia 653 give me one part number across all the units?
It does, within a residential scope. The 653 is a single size, 4 x 1-3/4 x 1/2 inches, with the only variable being finish, so you specify one model plus one finish code and every door in the fleet routs to the same pocket. That also makes replacement simple later: any 653 in the same finish drops straight into an existing mortise. Bear in mind Omnia lists it as residential, so it suits apartments and multi-family unit doors rather than a lobby or corridor opening.
16) Is there a handing or orientation to the Omnia 653 flush pull?
None. The 653 is a symmetrical rectangle at 4 x 1-3/4 inches with no handing, so the same part works on a left or right sliding door and on either face of the slab. You only decide whether the long 4 inch dimension runs vertical, which is the usual orientation on a door face, or horizontal.
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