Rockwood 890 Square Passage Pocket Door Pull

It carries ANSI A156.14, type D0831. That is the door accessory standard covering flush and recessed pulls, which is what an institutional or MRO spec typically calls out for pocket door hardware on a school, hospital or hotel job.

The Rockwood 890 is square but passage only. For a square privacy pull, the Trimco 1065 is a pocket door pull with privacy locking function measuring 2-1/2 x 2-3/4 inches, and the Delaney Traditional Square privacy pocket door lock is another square-face option. If the face shape is not fixed, the Cal-Royal SDL16 privacy lock fits 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, the same thickness range as the 890.

No. The 890 pull covers 1-3/8 and 1-3/4 inch doors only. For a 2 inch leaf, the Weslock 0677 round pocket door unit is listed for 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch doors and will cover that thickness, though it is a privacy function rather than passage.

The Rockwood 890 square pocket door pull is a passage pull, so it operates the door without any locking function. When the opening is a bathroom or bedroom that has to secure from the inside, the Cal-Royal SDL16 pocket door privacy lock covers the same 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness range the 890 is made for and adds a privacy function, with decorative coined edges on the SDL series trim. The Weslock 0677 round privacy pocket door unit is the other route, with a privacy/bed/bath function and a 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range if the leaf is thicker than 1-3/4 inches.

The Rockwood 890 is a square passage pull in brass, offered in 613 satin bronze oil rubbed, 625 bright chrome and 626 satin chrome. To hold the square profile and add a lock, the Delaney Traditional Square privacy pocket door lock carries a privacy function in a Traditional Square series trim, and the Delaney Contemporary Square entrance pocket door lock is the keyed entrance version in the Contemporary Square series. Both change the trim family away from Rockwood, so a facility standardizing on Rockwood square plates across an opening group should expect a visible difference between doors.

The Rockwood 890 pocket door pull is built for 1-3/8 inch and 1-3/4 inch doors. On a thicker leaf, the Weslock 0677 round privacy pocket door unit lists a 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range and carries a privacy/bed/bath function, which covers doors up to a full 2 inches. Confirm the actual leaf thickness at the pocket before ordering, since the pull cutout is milled to the plate.

Not a like-for-like swap. Both are pocket door pulls, but the Rockwood 890 is passage only while the Trimco 1065 is a privacy locking function pull in the 1065 series, measuring 2-1/2 inches by 2-3/4 inches. The 1065 needs a mortise cutout sized to its own plate dimensions and adds the privacy mechanism, so it is the right call when the opening needs to lock and the wrong call if the intent is to match an existing 890 cutout and non-locking operation.

Two #6 x 5/8 inch oval head sheet metal screws ship with the pull. That is the full fastener pack, so no separate hardware order is needed, but on a hollow core or thin-skin door leaf you will want to confirm the screws land in solid material.

Brass. That matters on high-traffic institutional openings where a stamped steel pull dishes out or the plating wears through at the grip. Rockwood builds the 890 for commercial duty, not residential-only service.

Order one 890 per door face you need to operate. A single pocket door pulled from both sides takes two, and a pair of converging pocket doors that meet in the middle takes four if both faces of each leaf are used. Each pull ships with its own two #6 x 5/8 inch screws.

Yes. The Rockwood 890 is the square-trim passage pull; the Delaney Contemporary Round passage pocket door lock is the same passage operation in a round Contemporary Round series trim. Choose by what the rest of the door hardware in the room already uses - square plates read with square roses and levers, round with round. Function is unchanged between them, so neither adds a lock to the opening.

The Rockwood 890 is a brass square pull that operates a pocket door and meets ANSI A156.14 D0831, mounting with 2 each #6 x 5/8 inch oval head sheet metal screws. The Orca Hardware AH Series privacy latch is a latching device for sliding doors with a privacy/bed/bath function - it secures the leaf rather than serving as the pull that moves it. On a bathroom pocket door some installers run a pull for operation and a separate latch for security; on a passage opening the 890 alone does the job.

The Rockwood 890 pocket door pull is a commercial passage device with no cylinder, so it will not satisfy a keyed opening. The Delaney Contemporary Square entrance pocket door lock is the entrance-function option in the comparable range and is the one to specify where the pocket door has to be secured with a key rather than a thumbturn. Privacy-function units such as the Cal-Royal SDL16 will not meet a keyed requirement either, since they lock from the occupied side only.

A flush recessed pull like the 890 is mortised into the door face so nothing projects past it. That is what a pocket door needs, since the leaf has to disappear into the wall cavity. On a surface-mounted barn door there is no cavity to clear, so a projecting pull is usually the easier grab. Where a barn door runs tight to a wall or passes another slab, the 890 still works for the same reason it works on a pocket door: no projection.