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ROCKWOOD 107 Door Pulls
Material: Stainless steel;
Finishes: UD32D;
Fastner: 1/4 - 20 x 2-1/2" thru bolt & finish washer (standard 1-3/4" door);
Options:
- Back to back mounting in pairs — use BTB suffix and mounting type number (107BTB5)
- Concealed mounting single pulls — use C suffix and mounting type number (107C6)
- Advise if door thickness is other than 1-3/4"
- See page B13 for mounting selection (standard duty 1/4 - 20)
- 2-1/2" Barrier Free clearance — use BF prefix (BF107)
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Product Specs
- Product Group:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Clearance:
- 1-7/8"
- Subcategory:
- Push and Pull Plates, Door Pulls
- Product Subgroup:
- Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
- Product Type:
- Door Pulls
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Product Model:
- 107
- (CTC) Center-to-Center:
- 8"
- Product Projection:
- 2-5/8"
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Rockwood ROC-107-BTB5-US32D – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Rockwood 107 door pull fit a 1-3/4 inch door?
Yes. The 107 straight pull ships with 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 inch thru bolts and finish washers sized for a standard 1-3/4 inch door. If your door is thicker or thinner (a 1-3/8 inch older interior leaf, or a thick clad or lead-lined door), the fastener length has to change, so specify the actual door thickness when you order rather than assuming the standard pack works.
2) What does BTB mean on a Rockwood 107 pull, and do I get two pulls?
BTB is back-to-back mounting, meaning a pull on each face of the door with the bolts running through and threading into the opposite pull. So a 107BTB5 is a pair, two pulls, one order. If you only want a pull on one side with no fasteners showing, that is the concealed single-pull option instead, written with a C suffix plus the mounting type number (107C6).
3) How much hand clearance does the Rockwood 107 pull give behind the bar?
1-7/8 inches of clearance between the bar and the door face, with the pull projecting 2-5/8 inches off the door overall. That is enough for a gloved hand on a normal entrance. If you need the 2-1/2 inch barrier free clearance for an accessible opening, order it with the BF prefix (BF107) instead of the standard 107.
4) What is the closest equivalent to the Rockwood 107 door pull from another manufacturer?
The Rockwood 107 is a straight door pull built on 3/4 inch round bar stock. The nearest match in bar diameter is the Ives 8102HD, a heavy duty straight door pull also using 3/4 inch round bar, with 1-1/2 inch clearance. The Rockwood 107 carries 1-7/8 inch clearance and a 2-5/8 inch projection, so the Ives sits marginally closer to the door face. Both are straight-bar pulls rather than offset, so they mount the same way on a flat door.
5) The opening needs an offset pull, not a straight one. What should I use instead of the Rockwood 107?
The Rockwood 107 is a straight pull, so on an opening that calls for an offset grip look at the Ives 8169, a C style offset solid door pull in 1 inch diameter with heavy duty mounting, or the Ives 8145 45 degree offset door pull from the EZ series with heavy duty mounting hardware. On the ABH side, the AB3310 is an offset flat end door pull for surface mount and the AB3330 is an offset round end pull with custom length options. An offset pull sets the grip away from the door face on angled legs rather than running parallel to it.
6) Is the Rockwood 107 ADA compliant, or do I need a different pull for a barrier free opening?
If the accessibility detail on the drawing is what is driving the selection, the Ives 8145 EZ series 45 degree offset door pull is described as ADA compliant. The Rockwood 107 is a commercial straight pull with 1-7/8 inch clearance in its standard form, and Rockwood publishes a BF prefix option (BF107) that takes the clearance to 2-1/2 inch barrier free. Confirm which clearance the opening is specified for before ordering, since the base 107 and the BF107 are different parts.
7) Will a Deltana back-to-back pull set work where I would normally use the Rockwood 107 BTB?
Both are sold as back to back sets, but they are built for different doors. The Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull back-to-back set lists a door thickness range of 1-1/8 inch to 1-3/8 inch. The Rockwood 107 back to back mounting ships with 1/4-20 x 2-1/2 inch thru bolts and finish washers sized for a standard 1-3/4 inch door, with other thicknesses called out at time of order. On a 1-3/4 inch commercial door the Deltana thickness range does not reach.
8) What finish and material is the Rockwood 107 pull, and will it hold up in a high traffic entrance?
Stainless steel bar in 630 satin stainless, which is the standard commercial door hardware finish and the one that hides handprints and wear on a door people touch all day. It is a commercial-rated pull, the same family Rockwood puts on schools, offices, retail, hotels and detention work. If your other openings are already 630 satin stainless, this matches them.
9) Do I need to specify a mounting type number when ordering a Rockwood 107 back-to-back pull?
Yes, and it is the part people leave off. The order code is the model plus the BTB suffix plus a mounting type number, like 107BTB5. The mounting number picks the fastener arrangement, standard duty 1/4-20 here. Get that number wrong and the pull arrives with hardware that will not through-bolt your door correctly, which is also why you should state the door thickness if it is not 1-3/4 inches.
10) Straight pull or offset pull for a commercial entrance door?
A straight pull like the 107 runs parallel to the stile and is the plainest, cheapest prep, two holes in line. An offset pull kicks the grip away from the door face at an angle, which gives a more natural wrist position on a heavy door and is what people usually reach for on accessible or high-effort openings. If you want offset instead, the Ives 8145 is a 45 degree offset pull and the Ives 8169 is a C style offset in 1 inch diameter. Rockwood's own answer for extra clearance on a straight bar is the BF107 at 2-1/2 inch barrier free clearance.
11) What is the closest alternative to a Rockwood 107 straight pull if I want a heavier bar?
The 107 is a 3/4 inch diameter bar. For a thicker grip, the Ives 8103HD is a heavy duty straight pull in 1 inch round with through bolt mounting, and the ABH AB3300 is a straight flat end pull at 1.00 inch diameter. Staying at 3/4 inch, the Ives 8102HD is a heavy duty straight pull with a 3/4 inch round bar and 1-1/2 inch clearance, which is tighter behind the bar than the 107's 1-7/8 inches. Bar diameter changes how the pull feels in the hand, not how it mounts, but the hole centers still have to match your prep.
12) Can I use a Rockwood 107 back-to-back pull on a residential door with a glass panel or a thin slab?
Not without checking thickness. The 107BTB5 is a commercial pull set up for a 1-3/4 inch door, and back-to-back means the bolts pass all the way through, so a thin slab needs different fasteners called out at order time. For lighter residential thicknesses, the Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull is a back-to-back set listed for 1-1/8 to 1-3/8 inch doors.
13) I need a pull on one side and a push plate on the other, not a back-to-back pair. What changes?
Back-to-back is a pair of pulls that bolt through to each other, so it is the wrong configuration for a push/pull opening. For a single pull with hidden fasteners, Rockwood's concealed option is the C suffix with a mounting type number (107C6). Pair it with a push plate on the push side, for example a Trimco 1001-1 heavy duty push plate at 3 inches by 12 inches, or a Trimco 1041 half-round push plate at 8 by 16 inches if you want more coverage on a door that takes carts and shoulders.
14) What is the difference between the Rockwood 107 and a Trimco 1070 push/pull plate?
They solve the opening differently. The Rockwood 107 is a bar pull on 8 inch centers that mounts through the door on thru bolts. The Trimco 1070 series classic push/pull plates are 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch plates, and the Trimco 1001-1 is a heavy duty push plate at 3 inch by 12 inch. A plate covers the door face and takes hand contact across its surface; a bar pull gives a grip to draw the door open. On a pull side that also needs to protect the door face, the plate approach is the one to specify.
15) I need a much longer pull than 8 inches for a glass or full-height door. What are my options?
The Rockwood 107 covered here is on 8 inch centers. For a long-grip look, the Deltana SSP1210 is a 12 inch contemporary pull mounted single side, while the Deltana SSPOBB24 and SSPORBB24 are 24 inch back-to-back offset pulls, modern and round profile respectively. The ABH AB3330 offset round end pull is offered with custom length options. Longer pulls change the bolt hole layout in the door, so the prep is not interchangeable with an 8 inch pattern.
16) Is the Rockwood 107 handed, and does it matter which way it goes on the door?
A straight bar pull at 8 inch centers is symmetrical top to bottom, so there is no handing to specify and the same part serves a left or right hand door. What does matter is which face gets what: back-to-back puts an identical pull on both sides, so both faces of the opening read the same. Decorative offset pulls are where handing shows up, for instance the Emtek Art Nouveau 8 inch pull is ordered by handing.
17) How much of the door face does an 8 inch CTC pull actually take up in the swing path?
Plan on 2-5/8 inches of projection off the door face, with 1-7/8 inches of that being open grip space behind the bar. That projection is what you check against a nearby wall return, a second leaf on a pair, or anything the door swings past. In a tight vestibule or on a door that opens back against a wall, measure the projection before you commit, because a pull that hits the wall is the usual reason one of these comes back off the door.
18) For a restroom door, should I specify the Rockwood 107 or something purpose-built?
The Rockwood 107 is a general purpose commercial straight pull and works on a restroom door like any other. If the goal is a pull designed for that application specifically, the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is a heavy duty pull built for restroom openings, and the Trimco 1041 half-round push plate at 8 inch by 16 inch is a heavy duty option for the push side. The choice comes down to whether the opening is being detailed as a matched restroom set or standardized to the same bar pull used elsewhere in the building.
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