Rockwood BF107BTB5 Straight Door Pull Set, 3/4 x 8, 3/4 dia. x 8 CTC, Type 5 BTB Mount, Barrier Free 2-1/2 Clearance

It ships as a set for back-to-back mounting: a pull on each face of the door, drawn together through the door with the supplied thru bolts. That is why the mounting hardware is a 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 inch thru bolt with a finish washer rather than a wood or machine screw into the face. If you only need a pull on the pull side and a plate on the push side, this is not the part to order; a single-side pull like the Deltana SSP1210 12 inch contemporary pull is the one-face configuration.

The supplied hardware suits a 1-3/4 inch door, the standard commercial thickness. The 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 inch thru bolts and finish washers are sized for that. On anything thicker or thinner, note the actual door thickness on the order so the bolt length matches; a bolt cut for 1-3/4 inch will not pull up tight on a 2-1/4 inch door and will bottom out short on a 1-3/8 inch one.

Yes. The pull is built to ANSI A156.6 and carries the J401 type designation under that standard, which is the line a spec writer or institutional buyer will be looking for on a submittal for architectural door trim. If your drawing calls out J401, this answers it directly.

The Ives 8102HD is a heavy duty straight door pull built on a 3/4 inch round bar with 1-1/2 inch clearance. The Rockwood BF107BTB5 is also a straight pull on a 3/4 inch diameter bar, but it carries a 2 inch clearance and a 3-1/2 inch projection, so the hand space behind the grip is deeper. If the opening was detailed around a 3/4 inch straight bar, both give you that bar diameter; check the clearance dimension against the drawing before you swap one for the other.

Check the door thickness first. The Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull back-to-back set is built for doors 1-1/8 inch to 1-3/8 inch thick. The Rockwood BF107BTB5 ships 1/4-20 x 2-1/4 inch thru bolts and finish washers sized for a standard 1-3/4 inch door and is a commercial part in stainless steel. On a 1-3/4 inch commercial door the Deltana OHP620 thickness range does not reach; the Deltana SSPOBB24 and SSPORBB24 are 24 inch back-to-back offset pulls, a much longer grip than the 3/4 x 8 Rockwood.

For that use the Trimco 1035 ultimate restroom pull is the purpose-built heavy duty option, designed for the restroom exit where the user wants to pull the door with a forearm or elbow rather than a hand on a bar. The Rockwood BF107BTB5 is a conventional straight bar pull set in stainless steel with a 2 inch clearance behind the grip, which suits general commercial openings.

Stainless steel, solid bar rather than tube, and rated by the maker as commercial rather than residential. That combination is what you want on a school corridor, a hospital entry, or a multi-family lobby where the pull gets grabbed thousands of times a week and cleaned with harsh product. Stainless also means it will not pit the way a plated finish does on an exterior opening.

Eleven finishes: US3 bright brass, US4 satin brass, US10 satin bronze, US10B oil rubbed bronze, US26 bright chrome, US26D satin chrome, US28 satin aluminum, US32 bright stainless, US32D satin stainless, 313 dark bronze, and 315 black anodized. For a building already standardized on satin chrome or satin stainless trim, US26D and US32D are the two that will disappear into an existing set. Dark bronze 313 and black anodized 315 are the anodized aluminum-style finishes typically paired with storefront.

No. Thru bolts (1/4-20 x 2-1/4 inch) and finish washers come with the set for a standard 1-3/4 inch door, so the only thing you supply is the drilled hole pattern in the door. The washer sits under the head on the opposite face, so the exposed side reads as finished hardware rather than a raw bolt.

A straight round-bar pull like the Rockwood BF107 runs parallel to the door face and is the plainest, most standardized choice for a corridor or entry where the hand simply wraps the bar. An offset pull angles the grip away from the face and gives more room for a gloved hand or a forearm push, which is why offset patterns show up on kitchen, service, and accessible openings. If offset is what the drawing wants, the ABH AB3310 flat end offset pull and the Ives 8169 C style offset pull are the offset shapes; the Ives 8145 is a 45 degree offset. All of those are separate parts, not options on the straight pull.

For a straight round-bar pull of the same character, the Ives 8102HD is the closest peer, a heavy duty straight pull on 3/4 inch round bar. Step up in bar diameter and you are at the Ives 8103HD (1 inch round, thru bolt mounted) or the ABH AB3300 (1 inch diameter, flat end). The ABH AB7200 is solid stainless on 7/8 inch bar with through-bolt mounting, which sits between the two. Bar diameter is the practical difference: it changes how the pull feels in the hand and whether it matches other pulls already on the building.

No. The BF107BTB5 is a matched pair of pulls, one on each face, bolted through the door. A push/pull opening needs a plate for the push side ordered separately. The Trimco 1001-1 heavy duty push plate (3 x 12 inches) and the Trimco 1041 half-round push plate (8 x 16 inches) are the plate side; the Trimco 1070 Series classic push/pull plates (3-1/2 x 15 inches) pair a plate and pull as a set.