Rockwood FP1230 Foot Pull

Projection is 3-1/4 inches off the door face, with 3-1/16 inches of clearance under the grip for your toe. That projection matters in a corridor: if the door swings toward a wall or into a tight vestibule, check that the pull won't strike anything at the low mounting height, and check it clears the threshold and any floor stop.

It fastens with 1/4-20 x 1 inch flat head machine screws. Machine screws that size mean tapped holes in the door face or sex bolts, not wood screws, so plan on drilling and tapping a metal door or through-bolting a wood door. A foot pull takes real abuse, so the anchorage matters more than it would on a hand pull.

For a restroom application, the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull is the nearest hands-free peer. The difference is where the hand or foot goes: the Rockwood FP1230 is a stainless steel foot pull with a grip on top of the pull, so the door is opened by placing a foot on the top grip or a toe underneath and pulling. The Trimco 1035 is a heavy duty restroom pull mounted at hand height for forearm or elbow operation. Both avoid palm contact with the door; choose the FP1230 when you want the operation down at the bottom rail and the 1035 when you want it up on the stile.

No. The Rockwood FP1230 is a foot pull, mounted low on the door and operated by placing a foot on the top grip or a toe underneath to pull the door toward you, with a 3-1/4 inch projection and 3-1/16 inch clearance. A conventional hand pull mounted at normal handle height is a different part entirely - the Ives 8103HD heavy duty straight door pull in 1 inch round with through bolt mounting, or the ABH AB3300 straight flat end pull in 1.00 inch diameter, are the straight-pull style you would be matching. Use the FP1230 only where you actually want hands-free foot operation at the bottom of the door.

The Rockwood FP1230 is a foot pull for hands-free operation, a stainless steel part with a 3-1/4 inch projection and 3-1/16 inch clearance for the toe. If the drawing calls specifically for an ADA compliant hand pull, the Ives 8145EZHD 45 degree offset door pull is the peer identified as ADA compliant in the EZ series with heavy duty mounting hardware. Many facilities install both on the same leaf: the offset pull at hand height for the spec and the FP1230 at the bottom for touch-free use.

Four: 630 satin stainless, 613E dark oxidized bronze, BSP black suede powder coat, and WSP white suede powder coat. For a fleet of restrooms in a school or office, 630 satin stainless is the one that matches most existing push plates and pulls; the suede powder coats are there when you want the pull to disappear against a painted or dark door.

It's a commercial-rated part, built from 3/16 inch thick stainless steel, and Rockwood trim of this kind goes into institutional buildings, schools, offices, retail, hotels and restaurants. Stainless also means it takes repeated mopping and cleaning chemicals at floor level without rusting out, which is where a plated steel pull fails first.

No handing to specify. The FP1230 is a single symmetrical pull ordered by finish only, so the same part goes on a left hand or right hand door. That's different from decorative pulls like the Emtek Art Nouveau 8 inch door pull, which is ordered by handing.

A foot pull like the FP1230 goes low on the door and is operated entirely with your shoe, so nothing touches the hand. A hands-free hand pull, such as the Trimco 1035 Ultimate Restroom Pull, mounts at normal pull height and is worked with a forearm or elbow. Foot pulls win where the floor area is clear and you want zero hand contact; forearm pulls are the choice where the door also has to be usable by someone who cannot brace on one leg.

No. The FP1230 is a supplementary foot-operated pull, not a primary entrance handle. For a main entry or a heavy door that needs a full-length grip, go to a conventional pull: the Ives 8103HD heavy duty straight pull with 1 inch round bar and through-bolt mounting, or the ABH AB7200 solid stainless flat end pull at 7/8 inch diameter with through-bolt mounting. Use the foot pull alongside one of those on a restroom or kitchen door, not in place of it.

The FP1230 foot pull handles the pull side, using a toe under the pull or a foot on the top grip. On the push side, a plate is the usual mate: the Trimco 1001-1 heavy duty push plate at 3 inches by 12 inches for a narrow stile, or the Trimco 1041 half-round push plate at 8 inches by 16 inches where you want a larger target that can be pushed with a shoulder or forearm. The Trimco 1070 series classic push/pull plates at 3-1/2 inches by 15 inches are another option when both leaves need matching plates.

They solve different problems. The Rockwood FP1230 is a commercial stainless steel foot pull with the grip on top, projecting 3-1/4 inches with 3-1/16 inches of clearance, fastened with 1/4-20 x 1 inch flat head machine screws, and it is operated with the foot. The Ives 8169 is a C style offset solid door pull, 1 inch diameter with heavy duty mounting, and the ABH AB3310 offset flat end pull and ABH AB3330 offset round end pull with custom length options are similar offset hand pulls. Offset pulls give knuckle clearance for a gripping hand; the FP1230 removes the hand from the operation altogether.

The FP1230 foot pull projects 3-1/4 inches off the face with 3-1/16 inches of clearance and mounts with 1/4-20 x 1 inch flat head machine screws, so it needs a prepped low rail with room for that projection. On a narrow stile glass front, the long back-to-back pulls are the usual choice: the Deltana SSPOBB24 24 inch back-to-back modern offset pulls or the Deltana SSPORBB24 24 inch back-to-back round offset pulls, or the Deltana SSP1210 12 inch contemporary single side pull where only one face gets hardware. The FP1230 can still be added at the bottom rail if hands-free operation is wanted alongside the main pull.

No, those are unrelated parts. The Rockwood FP1230 is a stainless steel foot pull that mounts low on the door and is operated with the foot. A night latch application calls for a cylinder pull such as the Cal-Royal PUL-175 night latch cylinder pull, 3-1/2 inches high in stainless steel construction, which surrounds the rim cylinder and gives a grip at the cylinder. The FP1230 can be installed on the same leaf as a secondary hands-free pull, but it does not accept or trim a cylinder.

The Rockwood FP1230 is built from 3/16 inch thick stainless steel and is a commercial part used on institutional buildings, offices, retail, educational, detention, sports facilities, hotel and restaurant work. Among the hand pull peers, the Ives 8102HD heavy duty straight pull uses a 3/4 inch round bar with 1-1/2 inch clearance, the Ives 8103HD is 1 inch round with through bolt mounting, and the ABH AB7200 is solid stainless steel at 7/8 inch diameter with through-bolt mounting. The main practical difference is load path: through-bolted hand pulls carry pulling force across the door, while the FP1230 is surface fastened with 1/4-20 x 1 inch flat head machine screws at the bottom of the leaf.

The Rockwood FP1230 is a single foot pull, ordered by finish in 613E dark oxidized bronze, BSP black suede powder coat, 630 satin stainless or WSP white suede powder coat, so a second unit is ordered for a second face or a second leaf. If you specifically need a factory back-to-back set, the Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull is supplied as a back-to-back set, as are the Deltana SSPOBB24 and SSPORBB24 24 inch back-to-back pulls, and the Sure-Loc PL-2KN knurled long door pull is the double-sided version of the single-sided PL-1KN.