Orca Hardware AH Series Pair of Round Pulls For Sliding Doors, 1.89" Diameter

Yes, the AH-RDPULL ships as a pair, one round pull for each face of the sliding door. Each pull is 1.89 inches in diameter. So a single order covers one door completely, no need to buy two items to get both sides.

No. The AH Series round pull is a pull only, with no locking or privacy function. For a bathroom or bedroom pocket door that needs to lock, the Ives 991A aluminum sliding door pull and the Schlage SC991 solid brass pull both carry a privacy function.

The AH-RDPULL is a pair of 1.89 inch diameter round pulls, one for each side of the sliding door, with a door pull function and no locking mechanism. The Ives 991A is an aluminum sliding door pull with a privacy function, so it latches the door for bed and bath use, and it carries decorative coined edges rather than a plain round face. If the opening is a closet, pantry, or pass-through that never needs to be secured, the AH-RDPULL covers it; if it is a bathroom or bedroom door that has to hold shut from the inside, the 991A is the one that does that job.

Use a privacy sliding door pull. The Ives 991A is an aluminum sliding door pull with a privacy function and decorative coined edges, and the Schlage Residential SC991 is a solid brass privacy sliding door pull with the same coined edge treatment, so the choice between those two comes down to aluminum or solid brass. The Orca Hardware AH-RDPULL is a pull only, a pair of 1.89 inch round pulls for both sides of the door, so it will move the door but will not secure it.

A door that disappears into a pocket needs a recessed cup pull, because nothing can stand proud of the door face and still clear the jamb. Look at the Trimco 7059 Series fOCAL flush cup pulls, or the Trimco 7061 Series fOCAL small flush cup pulls at 2-3/4 inches by 2-1/16 inches for a tighter footprint. The Orca Hardware AH-RDPULL is a pair of 1.89 inch diameter round pulls mounted to both sides of the door, which suits a surface-running barn or bypass door rather than a pocket application.

It's a round face pull sized at 1.89 inches diameter, sold for mounting on both sides of a sliding door. If your opening needs a recessed cup that a bypass panel can slide past without catching, look at a flush cup pull instead, such as the Trimco 7059 Series fOCAL Flush Cup Pulls or the smaller Trimco 7061 Series at 2-3/4 by 2-1/16 inches.

The AH-RDPULL is classed as commercial hardware, so it is fair game for multi-family, hospitality, and light commercial sliding and barn door openings, not just residential jobs.

They are close counterparts and differ mainly in material. The Ives 991A is aluminum; the Schlage Residential SC991 is solid brass. Both are privacy function sliding door pulls and both carry decorative coined edges. For a facility standardizing across many sliding doors, that material difference is the deciding detail, since it governs the finish family you can carry through the building.

Both are Trimco fOCAL flush cup pulls; the 7061 Series is the small version at 2-3/4 inches by 2-1/16 inches, while the 7059 Series is the larger of the two. Size is the practical difference, so match it to the cutout you already have in the door or to how much hand you need to get into the recess. Neither is comparable in mounting to the Orca AH-RDPULL, which is a surface-mounted round pull rather than a recessed cup.

The Orca Hardware AH Series AH-RDPULL is the broadest single line item for non-locking openings: it ships as a pair covering both sides of the door, it is rated commercial, and it comes in Black and Satin Stainless so it can follow two different finish schedules on the same property. Reserve the privacy versions for the doors that actually need to latch, using the Ives 991A in aluminum or the Schlage Residential SC991 in solid brass, both privacy function sliding door pulls. That gives a two-SKU standard rather than one part per door.

Only if the door is prepped for it. The Trimco 7059 Series and 7061 Series fOCAL pulls are flush cup pulls, meaning they seat into a recess machined into the door face, and the 7061 measures 2-3/4 inches by 2-1/16 inches. The Orca Hardware AH-RDPULL is a 1.89 inch diameter round pull that mounts to the door surface and comes as a pair for both sides. Swapping one for the other changes the door prep, so confirm what the door is machined for before ordering either.

Yes. Orca publishes a template on the AH-RDPULL spec sheet, so you can mark and bore both faces consistently before mounting. Useful when you are doing a run of doors and want every pull at the same height.