Rockwood 132 Cast Door Pull , 5-1/2" CTC

Yes. The 132 cast pull ships with 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 inch thru bolts and finish washers sized for a standard 1-3/4 inch door. If your door is a different thickness, the fastener length has to change, so specify the actual thickness when you order rather than assuming the standard pack works.

Mounting centers are 5-1/2 inches. That is the number to measure on the door: if the existing thru-bolt holes are 5-1/2 inches apart, the 132 drops onto the same prep. Anything else means new holes or filling and re-drilling.

It is specified to ANSI A156.6 under type J401, the standard covering architectural door trim. That is the line an institutional or government spec writer wants to see, and the 132 is a commercial-duty part rather than a residential one.

At 5-1/2 inch centers the 132 is a short grab pull, right for restroom doors, office and interior doors, and cabinet-style or secondary openings where one hand pulls the door. For a public entrance where people grab with a full fist, or a glass front where a long vertical bar is expected, go to something longer: the Deltana SSP1210 is a 12 inch single-side pull, and the SSPOBB24 is a 24 inch back-to-back offset set.

The Ives 8145EZHD is a 45 degree offset door pull with heavy duty mounting hardware and is described as ADA compliant. The Rockwood 132 is a straight cast pull on 5-1/2 inch centers with 1-3/8 inch clearance behind the grip, so on an opening where the offset geometry is what the drawing calls for, the 8145EZHD is the one that matches. The Ives 8169 is a C style offset solid pull at 1 inch diameter with heavy duty mounting if the offset you need is a C rather than a 45 degree.

The Ives 8103HD is a heavy duty straight door pull with 1 inch round bar and through bolt mounting, which is the closest straight-pull peer to the Rockwood 132. The Rockwood 132 is a cast pull on 5-1/2 inch center-to-center with 1-3/8 inch clearance and 1-7/8 inch projection, and it ships with 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 inch thru bolts and finish washers for a standard 1-3/4 inch door. The Ives 8102HD is the same family with 3/4 inch round bar and 1-1/2 inch clearance if you want a slimmer grip and more hand room behind the pull.

The Rockwood 132 is a commercial pull and its standard fastener package is 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 inch thru bolts sized for a 1-3/4 inch door, so a thinner door needs the thickness called out when ordering. For a thin door, the Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull is a back-to-back set with a door thickness range of 1-1/8 inch to 1-3/8 inch, which covers that opening directly.

No. The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a night latch cylinder pull, 3-1/2 inch height in stainless steel construction, meant to mount over a rim cylinder on a night latch application. The Rockwood 132 is a plain cast pull on 5-1/2 inch center-to-center with 1/4-20 thru bolt mounting and no cylinder cutout, so it does not take a cylinder. If the door has a rim cylinder that must pass through the pull, the PUL-175 is the correct part; if it does not, the 132 is.

The Rockwood 132 is a 5-1/2 inch center-to-center cast pull, which is a hand-sized grip rather than a ladder pull. For a long grip on a glass front door, the Deltana SSPOBB24 is a 24 inch back-to-back modern offset door pull set, and the Deltana SSPORBB24 is the same 24 inch back-to-back length in a round offset profile. The Deltana SSP1210 is a 12 inch contemporary pull for a single side if only one face of the door takes a pull.

Clearance between the grip and the door face is 1-3/8 inches, with the pull standing 1-7/8 inches off the door overall. That is a gloved-hand grip on a small pull, and the 1-7/8 inch projection is what you check against anything mounted alongside it, a door in a tight vestibule, or a swing path near a wall.

Cast stainless steel in 630 satin stainless. Satin stainless is the finish that matches most commercial hinges, push plates and exit device trim already hanging in an office or institutional building, so it standardizes cleanly across a floor of openings without a dye lot problem the way plated brass finishes can.

The 132 is a single pull, thru-bolted through the door with finish washers on the opposite face. If you want a grip on both faces, order two and back-to-back them, or look at a set built for it such as the Deltana SSPOBB24 24 inch back-to-back offset pulls or the OHP620 offset handle back-to-back set.

Cast pulls like the 132 are a formed shape with a defined grip and a 1-3/8 inch clearance, common on institutional, office, retail, educational, hotel and restaurant openings. A round bar pull is the choice for high-traffic entrances that take abuse all day: the Ives 8102HD is a 3/4 inch round bar with 1-1/2 inch clearance, and the 8103HD is a 1 inch round with through-bolt mounting, both heavy duty. If your opening is a beat-up main door rather than an interior one, the bar pull is the better fit.

That is the normal way it goes on: pull side gets the 132, push side gets a plate. Trimco carries the plates for it, including the 1001-1 heavy duty push plate at 3 by 12 inches, the 1041 half-round push plate at 8 by 16 inches, and the 1070 Series classic push and pull plates at 3-1/2 by 15 inches. Order the plate in satin stainless to match the 630 finish on the pull.

No handing to specify. The 132 is a symmetrical straight cast pull on 5-1/2 inch centers, so the same part goes on either hand and either face of the door. Decorative offset and shaped pulls are where handing comes in, the Emtek Art Nouveau 8 inch pull is ordered by hand, for example.

No, standard duty 1/4-20 mounting comes with it: thru bolts at 2-1/4 inches plus finish washers. The only reason to change anything is door thickness other than 1-3/4 inches, or if the job calls for a different mounting method than the standard duty 1/4-20 arrangement.

No. The Trimco 1001-1 is a heavy duty push plate at 3 inches by 12 inches, a flat plate with no grip, so it serves the push side of an opening. The Rockwood 132 is a cast pull on 5-1/2 inch centers with 1-7/8 inch projection and 1-3/8 inch clearance, meant for the pull side. On a push/pull pair, the Trimco 1070 series classic push/pull plates at 3-1/2 inches by 15 inches combine both functions in one plate set.

The Rockwood 132 is a straight cast pull with 1-3/8 inch clearance and 1-7/8 inch projection, so the grip sits directly off the face of the door. Where the pull has to step away from the mounting points, the ABH AB3310 is an offset flat end door pull in a commercial grade surface mount, and the ABH AB3330 is an offset round end pull available in custom lengths if the opening needs a length outside the standard range.

The Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is a heavy duty pull built for restroom door service. The Rockwood 132 is a general purpose cast stainless pull on 5-1/2 inch center-to-center meeting ANSI A156.6 J401, used across institutional, office, retail, educational, hotel and restaurant work. Both are pull-side hardware; the 1035 is specific to the restroom application, while the 132 is the standard cast pull you would standardize on across a mixed set of openings.