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ROCKWOOD 94C Flush Pull
Material: .125" brass, bronze, stainless steel;
Finishes: Available in standard architectural finishes, US32DMS, US32D316, and US32316
NOTE: Cups are painted black on all finishes except stainless steel;
Fastner: #6 x 1" TH SMS.
Features:
- Fasteners concealed in cup.
- Accepted by the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) for use in high risk areas
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Product Specs
- Subcategory:
- Push and Pull Plates, Door Pulls
- Product Group:
- Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
- Product Subgroup:
- Flush Pulls
- Product Type:
- Flush Pulls
- ANSI/BHMA:
- ANSI A156.6, J403
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Product Model:
- 94C
- Product Category:
- Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
- Product Substrate:
- Stainless Steel
- Department:
- Door Hardware
- Product Depth:
- 7/8"
Rockwood 94C US32D – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Is the Rockwood 94C flush pull approved for behavioral health or high risk areas?
The 94C is accepted by the New York State Office of Mental Health for use in high risk areas. That acceptance is stated for this pull specifically, and combined with the concealed fasteners it is the reason it turns up on behavioral health and detention specs. If your facility follows OMH criteria, this one is on the accepted side of that line.
2) Will the cup interior of the Rockwood 94C match the finish of the pull?
Only on stainless. Cups are painted black on every finish except stainless steel, so a 613 satin bronze oil rubbed or 626 satin chrome 94C will have a black cup behind the rim. If you want the recess to read the same color as the face, order 630 satin stainless steel. This surprises people who are matching a run of doors, so decide it before the order goes in.
3) What is a comparable flush cup pull to the Rockwood 94C for a sliding or pocket door?
The Trimco 1060/1061 flush cup pulls are the closest peer type to the 94C - both are cup-style flush pulls that mortise into the door face so nothing projects past the surface, which is what a sliding or pocket door needs. The 94C is .125 inch brass, bronze, or stainless steel with fasteners concealed inside the cup, has a 7/8 inch product depth, and comes in 613 Satin Bronze Oil Rubbed, 626 Satin Chrome, and 630 Satin Stainless Steel. Trimco's 1111 series is also a flush cup pull, in a large size, if the opening calls for more hand room than a standard cup gives.
4) For a behavioral health or detention opening, is the Rockwood 94C the right flush pull or is there a ligature-resistant alternative?
The Rockwood 94C is accepted by the New York State Office of Mental Health for use in high risk areas, and its fasteners are concealed in the cup so there is no exposed screw head to pick at. It conforms to ANSI A156.6, J403. The ABH 1911 series is a flush door pull built with a ligature-resistant design, so a facility standardizing on a specific ligature-resistant specification should compare the two against the language in its own spec.
5) Is there a flush pull that installs without cutting a mortise like the Rockwood 94C requires?
The Trimco 1059 is a drive-in flush cup pull, which is set into a bored hole rather than a routed mortise pocket - a faster prep when a crew is doing a run of doors with a drill instead of a router. The Rockwood 94C is a mortised cup pull with a 7/8 inch product depth and its fasteners concealed in the cup, so the door has to be prepped for that depth. The Orca Hardware round flush pull is another bore-in option at 2-1/8 inch diameter.
6) Are the screws visible on the Rockwood 94C flush pull once it is installed?
No. The fasteners on the 94C sit concealed inside the cup, so the face of the pull reads clean with no exposed screw heads. That is why it gets used on sliding and pocket doors in patient and resident areas where a protruding or pickable head is a problem.
7) What ANSI standard does the Rockwood 94C flush pull meet?
ANSI A156.6, type J403. That is the architectural door trim standard, and J403 is the flush pull classification within it, which is what a spec writer looks for when the drawing calls out a flush pull by ANSI type rather than by model. The 94C is a commercial grade item, not residential trim.
8) Does the Rockwood 94C flush pull come with mounting screws?
Yes, it uses #6 x 1 inch truss head sheet metal screws, and they land inside the cup where they are hidden once the pull is set. On a metal door or a door with a hollow core, make sure there is backing or a stile behind the cutout for a 1 inch sheet metal screw to hold.
9) What is the difference between the Rockwood 94C and a Trimco flush cup pull?
Both are recessed cup pulls for sliding and pocket doors. Trimco offers the 1059 as a drive-in cup pull, which sets into a bored hole rather than a routed mortise, and the 1060/1061 and the larger 1111 series as conventional flush cup pulls. The 94C's distinction is the concealed fastening in the cup and its acceptance by the New York State Office of Mental Health for high risk areas, which the drive-in and standard cup pulls are not described as carrying.
10) What should I use instead of the Rockwood 94C if a hand cannot get purchase on a flat cup to pull the door closed?
The Trimco 1066/1067/1068 are drop-ring flush pulls - the ring lies flat in the recess and lifts out for the pull, which gives a finger a positive grip that a plain cup does not. The Rockwood 94C is a cup pull with the fasteners concealed in the cup and a 7/8 inch product depth, and its cups are painted black on all finishes except stainless steel. Trimco's 1111 large flush cup pulls take the other approach, giving a bigger cup opening rather than a moving ring.
11) Can I use a Baldwin Estate 8601 pocket door pull in place of a Rockwood 94C?
They serve different openings. The Baldwin Estate 8601 is a pocket door pull for passage and dummy applications - it is set up around a door function, which suits a residential-style pocket door. The Rockwood 94C is a commercial flush pull in .125 inch brass, bronze, or stainless steel, conforming to ANSI A156.6, J403 and accepted by the New York State Office of Mental Health for high risk areas. On an institutional or high-traffic commercial opening, confirm the pull matches the specification before substituting one for the other.
12) I need a flush pull in a round shape rather than the Rockwood 94C - what is the option?
The Orca Hardware FPULL is a 2-1/8 inch diameter round flush pull, which is the shape to specify when the door prep or the design calls for a bored circular recess. The Rockwood 94C is a cup pull with a 7/8 inch product depth, stainless steel substrate, and finishes in 613 Satin Bronze Oil Rubbed, 626 Satin Chrome, and 630 Satin Stainless Steel, plus US32DMS, US32D316, and US32316. Note that on the 94C the cups are painted black on all finishes except stainless steel, which matters if the inside of the recess will be visible.
13) What material is the Rockwood 94C flush pull made from?
It is formed from .125 inch stock, available in brass, bronze, or stainless steel depending on the finish you order, with stainless steel the listed substrate. An eighth of an inch of material is heavy for a flush pull, which is what lets it hold up in corridors and institutional traffic rather than deforming when someone yanks a sliding door.
14) Can I use the Rockwood 94C on a residential pocket door?
Physically yes, but it is commercial architectural trim and it comes in three institutional finishes. For a residential pocket door where the trim needs to match decorative hardware, the Baldwin Estate 8601 pocket door pull is the residential-line alternative, offered for passage and dummy applications. The 94C is the pick when durability and a commercial finish standard matter more than decorative match.
15) How do the Trimco flush pull series differ from each other when cross-referencing a Rockwood 94C?
Trimco offers several flush pull styles against a 94C-type cup pull: the 1059 is a drive-in flush cup pull, the 1060/1061 are flush cup pulls, the 1111 series are large flush cup pulls, and the 1066/1067/1068 are drop-ring flush pulls. The differences are prep and grip style rather than function - drive-in versus mortised, standard cup versus large cup, fixed cup versus a lifting ring. The Rockwood 94C itself is a mortised cup pull with fasteners concealed in the cup, a 7/8 inch depth, and conformance to ANSI A156.6, J403.
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