Rockwood 84 Push Plate, Standard Gauge 0.050

The 84 ships with #6 x 5/8 inch oval head sheet metal screws. That length suits a hollow metal door face or a wood door. On an aluminum stile or where the existing holes are stripped, plan on your own fasteners, because sheet metal screws need something to bite into.

It carries the ANSI/BHMA J301 designation, which is the number a spec writer or institutional buyer wants on the submittal for door protection and push plate trim. Pair that with the commercial-duty stainless construction and it goes on a hardware schedule without a substitution request.

Yes, handing has to be called out on the 84. The catalog art shows right hand, so if your opening is left hand you need to state that on the order. Get it wrong and the cutout or offset lands on the wrong side of the door.

A push plate carries no handle; it is a flat protective plate for the side the door is pushed from. For the pull side, options include the Trimco 1010 Series cast pull plate with 5 inch center-to-center pull, the Trimco 1012 cast tapered heavy duty pull plate with 5.5 inch center-to-center, and the Delaney 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch door pull plate. The Rockwood 84 description notes the plate may be mated with most any door pull of your choice, so a separate pull over a plain plate is also a route on the pull side.

They do opposite jobs on the same opening. A push plate like the Rockwood 84 is a flat piece of trim on the side you push, protecting the door face from hands and carts on a door with no latch to operate. A pull plate carries a handle on it for the side you pull, which is what the Ives 8303 or the Trimco 1010 Series with its 5 inch center to center pull is. Most swinging doors in a commercial corridor get one of each, push side and pull side.

Rockwood will build variations of the 84 design to suit a request, so a nonstandard size or cutout is a conversation rather than a dead end. If you need an off-the-shelf size instead, Delaney offers push plates in 3-1/2 x 15 inch and 4 x 16 inch.

US32D satin stainless is the workhorse commercial finish, so the 84 lines up with the satin stainless levers, hinges, and closers already on most institutional openings. Rockwood trim of this kind goes into offices, schools, detention, hotels, retail, and sports facilities, which is the same mix a property manager standardizing a portfolio is buying for. Ordering the 84 across every opening keeps one part number and one finish on your shelf.

Order it as model 8432D. The 84 is the plate design and the 32D suffix is the satin stainless finish, so that single designation gets you the stainless plate in US32D with the #6 x 5/8 inch oval head sheet metal screws in the box. State your handing with the order.

The Rockwood 84 is a stainless steel push plate whose description states variations of design can be created to fit your requests. Where a fixed stock size is preferred, Delaney offers push plates in two set sizes: the 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch push plate and the 4 inch by 16 inch push plate. Those are ordered as a series size rather than specified per opening.

No. The Rockwood 84 is a stainless steel push plate that mounts with #6 x 5/8 inch oval head sheet metal screws and can be mated with most any door pull. The Detex 01P is a pull plate in the P/PN Series made for Detex Value Series exit devices, so it is selected to suit that exit device rather than as a general push plate for any flush door.

The Rockwood 84 is a plain stainless steel push plate in US32D, an ANSI/BHMA J301 push plate for commercial use. Where the opening calls for a decorative pattern, Emtek supplies push and pull plates as a matched set in the Knoxville and Modern series, and the Petal series in lost wax cast bronze. Those are ordered as a push and pull set by pattern rather than as a single flat plate.

The Rockwood 84 is a flat stainless steel push plate, so the profile decision falls on the pull side. Trimco offers the 1013 round heavy duty pull plate with a 5.5 inch center-to-center pull, the 1012 cast tapered heavy duty pull plate at the same 5.5 inch center-to-center, and the 1014 Series half-round pull plate with a 6 inch center-to-center pull. Confirm the center-to-center dimension against what the drawing calls out before ordering, since the three differ in grip shape and spacing.

The Rockwood 84 is a commercial stainless steel push plate carrying the ANSI/BHMA J301 designation, fastened with #6 x 5/8 inch oval head sheet metal screws. Delaney covers the same function in two fixed sizes, 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch and 4 inch by 16 inch, with matching pull plates in 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch and 4 inch by 16 inch for the opposite face. A facility standardizing on one plate size across many doors can pair either family push-to-pull, so the choice comes down to whether the program is written around a fixed size or around a specified stainless plate.