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Omnia Omnia 7506 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup, Solid Stainless Steel OMN-7506

Omnia 7506 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup Pull 4" x 2" Solid Stainless Steel for Sliding Barn Doors

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Model: 7506/100.32D
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Omnia 7506 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup Pull 4" x 2" Solid Stainless Steel for Sliding Barn Doors

The Omnia 7506 Modern Rectangular Flush Cup Pull combines sleek contemporary design with solid stainless steel construction for premium sliding door and barn door hardware applications. This flush cup pull features precise 4" length by 2" width dimensions with 1/2" cup depth for comfortable grip and smooth operation. Available in US32D finish, this residential-grade flush pull delivers both aesthetic appeal and functional performance for modern door installations.

Key Features

  • Precise Dimensions: 4" length x 2" width x 1/2" cup depth provides optimal grip ergonomics for sliding door operation.
  • Solid Stainless Steel Construction: Premium material construction ensures long-lasting durability and corrosion resistance for residential applications.
  • Modern Rectangular Design: Contemporary styling complements modern architectural elements and sliding door systems.
  • Flush Mount Profile: Low-profile design minimizes protrusion while maintaining comfortable grip accessibility.
  • US32D Finish: Professional satin stainless steel finish provides consistent appearance and easy maintenance.
  • Sliding Door Compatibility: Specifically designed for sliding door and barn door hardware applications requiring flush-mounted pulls.

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 Type: Flush Cup Pulls
  • Subcategory: Flush Cups

Typical Applications

  • Residential Sliding Door Systems
  • Modern Barn Door Installations
  • Contemporary Interior Design Projects
  • Custom Millwork Applications
  • Architectural Hardware Upgrades
  • Designer Home Renovations

Why Omnia 7506?

Omnia flush cup pulls deliver residential-grade reliability with solid stainless steel construction and precision 4" x 2" dimensions for optimal performance. The Modern collection combines contemporary design with durable materials for demanding residential applications. Engineered for smooth operation and long-term aesthetic appeal in sliding door and barn door installations.

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
Collection:
Modern
Department:
Door Hardware

Omnia 7506/100.32D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Omnia 7506 flush pull fit a 4 inch wide barn door stile?
The 7506 is a rectangular flush cup measuring 4 inches long by 2 inches wide, so the mortise it drops into is 2 inches across the narrow axis plus whatever clearance your router bit leaves. On a 4 inch stile that leaves roughly an inch either side. Cup depth is 1/2 inch, so the door needs at least that much material behind the face, which any standard 1-3/8 inch barn door slab has with room to spare.
2) I need a flush pull that matches an existing 4 inch mortise cutout. Which one drops in?
Cutout size is what decides this. The Omnia 7506 is 4 inches by 2 inches. The Emtek 220404 sandcast bronze pull is the same 2 x 4 inch footprint. The Emtek 2201 and Emtek 220304 are both narrower at 1-3/4 by 4 inches, so they will leave a gap along the long edges of a 2 inch wide mortise. Measure the existing pocket on both axes before you pick.
3) What is the closest equivalent to the Omnia 7506 flush cup pull in a 4 inch rectangular profile?
The Omnia 7506 is a modern rectangular flush cup pull measuring 4 inches long by 2 inches wide with a 1/2 inch cup depth, in solid stainless steel. The nearest match in the same rectangular family is the Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular Brass Flush Pull, which shares the modern rectangular styling at 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches. The two differ in material: the 7506 is stainless steel, the 220304 is brass, so the 220304 is the one to specify when the rest of the door hardware on the opening is brass and the finish needs to key to it.
4) Which flush pull matches the Omnia 7506 footprint exactly if brass is required instead of stainless?
The Emtek 220404 Rustic Modern Rectangular Sandcast Bronze Flush Pull carries the same 2 inch by 4 inch face as the Omnia 7506's 4 inch by 2 inch cup, so the mortise pocket in the door stile works out to the same size. The difference is finish character: the 7506 is solid stainless steel with a clean modern face, while the 220404 is sandcast bronze in the Rustic Modern Rectangular series, which reads as a textured, hand-cast surface. On a barn door where the track and strap hardware are blackened or oil-rubbed, the 220404 is the visual match; where the hardware is satin stainless, the 7506 is.
5) What flush pull should be used instead of the Omnia 7506 on a taller pocket door stile that needs more grip length?
The Omnia 7506 gives a 4 inch long cup with 1/2 inch of depth. Where a longer grip is wanted, the Emtek 2205 Brass #8 Flush Pull runs 1-7/8 inches by 5 inches, adding an inch of length while staying narrower than the 7506's 2 inch width. That extra length suits a taller stile or an opening where the door is pulled with the whole hand rather than fingertips; the 7506's shorter, wider cup suits a compact stile where a 5 inch mortise will not fit.
6) Is the Baldwin 0397 SOL a direct substitute for the Omnia 7506 flush cup pull?
No. The Omnia 7506 is a plain flush cup pull, a recessed cup with nothing that projects past the door face. The Baldwin 0397 SOL is a flush cup handle with a solid spindle ring pull from the Estate series, meaning it carries a ring inside the cup that is lifted to pull the door. Both mortise into the stile, but the 0397 SOL is chosen when the door needs to be pulled out of a pocket or when a decorative ring is wanted on the face; the 7506 is chosen where nothing may catch on the jamb or the passing door of a bypass pair.
7) Is the Omnia 7506 flush cup pull rated for a commercial building or just residential?
Omnia lists the 7506 as residential. For apartment closets, sliding pantry doors, and interior barn doors it is the right grade of part. For a hospital corridor or a school where you are specifying to a hardware schedule, it is not the part being asked for.
8) Does the Omnia 7506 flush pull come in anything other than stainless?
One configuration only: solid stainless steel, US32D satin finish, 4 x 2 x 1/2 inches. There is no size or finish choice to make on the order. If you need brass or bronze to match existing hardware, the Emtek 220304 Modern Rectangular flush pull is brass in a 1-3/4 x 4 inch rectangle, and the Emtek 220404 Rustic Modern Rectangular is sandcast bronze at 2 x 4 inches.
9) Should I use a flush cup pull or a ring pull on a pocket door?
A flush cup like the Omnia 7506 sits in the door face with a 1/2 inch recess you hook your fingers into. Nothing protrudes, so the door can pass fully into a pocket or slide past a wall with zero clearance needed. A ring pull, such as the Baldwin 0397 SOL flush cup with solid spindle ring, gives you a ring that lifts out of the cup for a firmer grip and folds flat again. Use the plain cup where the pull is used constantly and lightly; use the ring where the door is heavy and needs real leverage to start moving.
10) How many Omnia 7506 pulls do I need per barn door?
Plan on two per door leaf if the door is accessed from both sides, one mortised into each face opposite the other. A single-sided closet or pantry slider needs one. On a bypass pair where you reach both panels from the same side, that is two pulls total, one per panel. The 7506 is a single flush cup, not a matched pair in one box.
11) What is the difference between the Emtek 2201 and the Emtek 220304 when cross-shopping against the Omnia 7506?
Both Emtek pulls are brass rectangular flush pulls at 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches, and both sit narrower than the Omnia 7506's 2 inch width. The 2201 is the Rectangular series and the 220304 is the Modern Rectangular series, so the distinction between them is the face styling within the same footprint, not the size. For a distributor pulling stock, that means the 2201 and 220304 share a mortise prep with each other but need a slightly wider pocket for the 7506.
12) For a multi-unit property standardizing flush pulls across sliding closet doors, which options share a common size?
The Omnia 7506 at 4 inches by 2 inches and the Emtek 220404 at 2 inches by 4 inches take the same size mortise, so a property standardizing on one pocket dimension can run either across the doors. The Emtek 2201 and Emtek 220304 both come in at 1-3/4 inches by 4 inches and pair with each other on a common prep. Deciding between the two groups is a one-time call on mortise width; after that, finish and series can vary door to door without re-cutting the stiles. The 7506 is a residential-rated pull in solid stainless steel, which is the material to hold to where units turn over often and the cup gets cleaned frequently.
13) Is stainless steel worth it over brass for a flush pull in a bathroom or coastal home?
Solid stainless is the reason to pick the 7506 over a brass cup. It resists corrosion in humid rooms and salt air without a plated coating to wear through, and the US32D satin finish hides fingerprints and scratches better than a polished surface on a pull that gets grabbed dozens of times a day. Brass options like the Emtek 2205 Brass #8 look right in a traditional interior but are a different material choice.
14) Will the Omnia 7506 satin stainless match my existing brushed chrome or satin nickel hardware?
US32D is satin stainless steel. It sits very close to US15 satin nickel and to brushed chrome under most lighting, but it is not an exact match to either, and side by side on the same door you will see the difference in warmth. If you are standardizing a whole floor of units, put one on the door next to the existing hardware before committing to the run.
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Does the Omnia 7506/100.32D come with a warranty?
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