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COMBO PULL 12 IN. ROUND BAR & RECTANG FLUSH PULL
Application: Residential
Style: Residential
Series: AH Series
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- ADA Compliant:
- No
- Collection:
- Residential
- Series:
- AH
- Product Group:
- Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
- Product Subgroup:
- Sliding Door Pulls
- Product Type:
- Sliding Door Pulls
- Subcategory:
- Door Pulls
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Door Hand Direction:
- Non-Handed
- Door Thickness Range:
- 1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
- Product Category:
- Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Orca Hardware AH-COMBOPULL-BL – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What does the Orca AH Series combo sliding door pull actually include?
It's a two-piece set: a 12 inch round bar pull for the outside face of the slab and a rectangular recessed flush pull for the pocket or jamb side, so the door can still slide past the opening without the bar fouling it. One order covers both faces of a single slider.
2) Will this pull set work on a 1-3/8 inch door, or does it need a thicker slab?
The AH Series combo pull is rated for doors from 1-3/8 inch through 1-3/4 inch, which covers both the lighter 1-3/8 inch interior slab and the standard 1-3/4 inch thickness. The recessed pull is the half that depends on this, since it mortises into the door edge face.
3) I need a sliding door pull that locks the bathroom. Is the Orca AH-COMBOPULL the right part?
No. The Orca Hardware AH Series Combo Pull is a 12 inch round bar pull paired with a rectangular flush pull and has no locking or privacy mechanism. For a bath or bedroom pocket door that has to lock, the Ives 991A aluminum sliding door pull and the Schlage Residential SC991 solid brass sliding door pull are both built with a privacy/bed/bath function.
4) I only need a recessed flush pull, not the bar. What can I use instead of the Orca combo?
The Orca Hardware AH Series Combo Pull ships the 12 inch round bar together with the rectangular flush pull, so you are buying both. If you want the recessed cup alone, the Trimco 7059 Series fOCAL flush cup pull is a straight flush-cup option, and the Trimco 7061 Series is the small version at 2-3/4 inch by 2-1/16 inch.
5) Do I have to order a left hand or right hand version of this sliding door pull?
No handing to specify. The AH Series combo pull is non-handed, so the same set works on a slider that parks left or right. Order by finish only.
6) Does this Orca sliding door pull meet ADA requirements for a commercial opening?
It is not ADA compliant. On an opening where accessible operation is required, this set won't satisfy it, so plan on a compliant pull for those doors and keep this one for openings without that requirement.
7) I only need a flush cup pull, not a bar. What's the alternative?
If the bar half is unwanted, go to a straight flush cup pull instead of the combo. Trimco's fOCAL line covers it: the 7059 Series flush cup pull, or the 7061 Series small flush cup at 2-3/4 by 2-1/16 inches for tight stiles and cabinet-scale sliders.
8) Which Trimco fOCAL cup pull should I order for a narrow stile door?
The Trimco 7061 Series fOCAL small flush cup pull measures 2-3/4 inch by 2-1/16 inch, which is the smaller of the two fOCAL cup pulls; the 7059 Series is the standard-size fOCAL flush cup pull. On a narrow stile the 7061 footprint is the one that fits.
9) Does the Orca AH combo pull work on either a left or right hand sliding door, or do I need to order the pulls handed like some privacy sets?
The Orca Hardware AH Series Combo Pull is non-handed, so one part number covers left and right hand slides, and it suits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick. If the opening instead needs a lock, the Ives 991A and Schlage Residential SC991 are the privacy-function sliding door pulls to look at.
10) We need an ADA compliant pull for a barrier-free opening. Is the Orca AH combo pull acceptable?
The Orca Hardware AH Series Combo Pull is not ADA compliant, so it should not be specified where barrier-free operation is required. Keep in mind the Trimco 7059 and 7061 fOCAL flush cup pulls are recessed cup pulls, which are a different operating style again and should be reviewed against your own accessibility requirement before you commit.
11) What finishes does the Orca AH combo pull come in?
Two: Black and Satin Stainless. Black suits matte black barn track and modern trim packages, satin stainless matches brushed nickel and stainless appliance-adjacent hardware.
12) Is the AH combo pull meant for apartments and houses or for commercial buildings?
Orca lists it in the Residential collection and styles it as residential, but flags it for commercial use as well. In practice it suits multi-family units, hospitality guestrooms and light-traffic interior sliders rather than a high-cycle public opening.
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