Rockwood 110 X 73C/73CL, Pull Plate 4 X 16, Push Plate 4 X 16, PULL 1" dia. 8" ctc

No. The 110 x 73C/73CL set is a concealed mount pull plate set with no perimeter screw holes in either plate. The push plate uses stud welded lugs on the back, permanently attached to the 1/8 inch thick plate, so the face stays clean. That is the reason to pick this set over a screw-mounted plate on a lobby or storefront door where the front face is on display.

Both plates are 4 x 16 inches, and the pull is a 1 inch diameter round grip on 8 inch centers with bent ends. So you are covering a 4 by 16 inch footprint on each face of the opening, and any replacement pull you order later has to be an 8 inch center-to-center to land on the same prep.

No. The Trimco 1010 Series is a 5 inch center-to-center pull, and the 1012 and 1013 are 5.5 inch, while the Rockwood 73C pull is on 8 inch centers. Those are different preps and different visual proportions. If you are standardizing a building on one pull spacing, pick the spacing first and then the brand, or you will end up patching door faces.

No separate fastener kit is needed. The push plate has stud welded lugs permanently attached to its back, and the door pull mounts with cone head machine screws. This is Rockwood fastener Type 9. What you do need to confirm is that the door is prepped for the concealed mounting, since there are no perimeter screw holes to fall back on.

The Ives 8303 heavy duty pull plate is offered with 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center mounting, so its 8 inch option matches the 8 inch center-to-center spacing of the 1 inch diameter pull on the Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL. The difference is what comes with it: the Rockwood is a two-plate set that includes a matching 4 x 16 push plate for the opposite face, while the Ives 8303 is the pull plate alone. Center-to-center spacing is the dimension that governs whether existing through-holes line up, so confirm it before drilling either way.

The Delaney 4 x 16 pull plate and the Delaney 4 x 16 push plate cover the same 4 inch by 16 inch plate footprint as the Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL, but they are ordered as two separate items rather than as a matched set. The Rockwood set pairs a 4 x 16 pull plate carrying a 1 inch diameter pull on 8 inch centers with a matching 4 x 16 push plate, and both plates mount concealed with no perimeter screw holes. If the plate size is what has to match an existing opening, the Delaney pair matches it; if the concealed mounting is what matters, stay with the Rockwood set.

The Ives 8302 heavy duty pull plate mounts through bolt. The Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL uses a concealed system with stud welded lugs permanently attached to the back of its 1/8 inch thick push plate and cone head machine screws into the door pull, which needs a door face that can be drilled and tapped for those lugs. A through bolt plate like the Ives 8302 pulls against the opposite face instead, which is the route taken on doors where the lug pattern cannot be set.

Three: 630 satin stainless steel, 32DMS satin MicroShield coated, and BSP black suede powder coat. The 630 is the standard commercial match for most stainless trim already on a building. The MicroShield coating is the one to specify for healthcare or food service where the touch surface matters. BSP is the choice when the rest of the door hardware is black.

Yes. Rockwood engraves plates 4 inches wide or wider, and both plates in this set are 4 inches wide, so either face qualifies. Other overall plate sizes are available on request if 4 x 16 does not suit the opening.

Solid stainless steel base material, not a plated finish over a softer substrate. That is what makes it hold up on a high traffic commercial entrance, and it is why the 630 satin finish will not wear through the way a plated one can. This is a commercial grade set, not residential trim.

A set gives you the matched pair for one opening: pull side and push side, same 4 x 16 plate, same finish. If you only need one face, Delaney sells the 4 x 16 push plate and the 4 x 16 pull plate as separate items in the same nominal size. Buy the set when you are doing both sides of a door and want the finish to match exactly.

Two different jobs. The 110 x 73C/73CL is plain stainless commercial trim built for traffic on a stainless steel plate with a concealed mount. Emtek's Knoxville, Modern, and Petal push and pull plates are the decorative side of the category, including lost wax cast bronze on the Petal. Specify the Rockwood for an office, school, or healthcare corridor; go Emtek when the door is the design feature.

Not as a general substitute. The Detex P/PN Series pull plate is built for Detex Value Series exit devices, so it belongs on an opening that already carries that device. The Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL is a standalone push and pull plate set for a door with no exit device on it, a 4 x 16 pull plate with a 1 inch diameter pull on 8 inch centers plus a matching 4 x 16 push plate. Match the Detex to the exit device it serves; match the Rockwood to a push-pull opening.

Both carry a round grip. The Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL uses a 1 inch diameter pull on 8 inch centers with bent ends, on a 4 x 16 plate, in stainless steel. The Trimco 1013 is a round heavy duty pull plate with a 5.5 inch center-to-center pull. That center-to-center difference is the deciding one on a retrofit: a 5.5 inch spacing will not land on holes drilled for 8 inch centers.

They sit at three different center-to-center spacings, none of them 8 inches: the Trimco 1010 Series cast pull plate is 5 inch center-to-center, the Trimco 1012 cast tapered heavy duty pull plate is 5.5 inch, and the Trimco 1014 Series half-round pull plate is 6 inch. The Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL carries its 1 inch diameter pull on 8 inch centers. For a facility standardizing one hole pattern across a run of doors, that spacing is the number to fix first, because it is the one that cannot be adjusted at install.

The grip is a 1 inch diameter round rod with bent ends, which gives a full wrap-around grasp rather than a flat surface you have to pinch. That is the shape most commonly specified where operable hardware needs to be usable without tight grasping or twisting. If you want a flatter or tapered profile instead, the Trimco 1012 is a cast tapered heavy duty pull plate and the Trimco 1014 is a half-round.

The Ives 8302 and Ives 8303 are both rated heavy duty, as are the Trimco 1010, 1012 and 1013. The Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL is a stainless steel commercial set whose push plate is 1/8 inch thick with stud welded lugs permanently attached to the back, and whose pull is a 1 inch diameter round bent grip. On a heavy traffic entrance the practical comparison is the fastening: the Rockwood pull loads into permanent lugs and cone head machine screws rather than perimeter screws that can work loose under repeated pulls.

The Delaney 4 x 16 push plate is a push plate on its own in the same 4 inch by 16 inch size, and the Delaney 3-1/2 x 15 push plate is the narrower version. The Rockwood 110 x 73C/73CL is a two-plate set - a 4 x 16 pull plate with a 1 inch diameter pull plus a matching 4 x 16 push plate - so on a single-swing door needing only a push face, the standalone push plate is the item that fits the scope.