Rockwood Series 47 - 1" Push Bar

Four things settle a Series 47 order: center-to-center dimension, the door type it's going on, the mounting (fastening) type, and the finish. Finish comes from three choices: US28 anodized aluminum, US313 dark bronze, or US32D satin stainless steel. If you skip the CTC or the door type, the order can't be built, because the fastener package changes with the door.

The Ives 9100HD is the nearest match in profile: it is a heavy-duty solid push bar with a 1 inch round profile and a 2-1/2 inch projection. The Rockwood Series 47 push bar is also a 1 inch diameter bar, offered in stainless steel and in finishes including US28 anodized aluminum, US313 dark bronze, and US32D satin stainless steel. Both are single push bars rather than push/pull combinations, so a door already carrying a 1 inch round bar will read the same with either. Confirm center-to-center and door thickness before you swap, since the Rockwood 47 is ordered by CTC, door type, mounting, and finish.

Use a combination unit. The Ives 9103EZHD is a straight pull and push bar combo with an ADA-compliant EZ design, so the push bar on one face and the pull on the other are supplied and prepped as one assembly. The Rockwood Series 47 is a 1 inch push bar on its own, ordered by CTC, door type, mounting, and finish; pairing it with a separate pull means coordinating two part numbers and two sets of through-bolt locations. On a swing pair where one leaf pushes and one pulls, the combo is the fewer-moving-parts specification.

Type 6 gives you concealed mounting with 1/4-20 machine screws, and it's for metal doors only. On wood or glass you're into a through-bolted type instead: Type 1 thru bolt with finish washer for metal and wood, Type 13HD or 15HD for glass. Concealed mounting needs the door prepped and tapped, so it's the type to call out early rather than on install day.

One inch round. That 1 inch grip is the same round profile as the Ives 9100HD heavy-duty push bar, so if you're matching an existing run of doors that already has 1 inch round bars, the 47 keeps the feel consistent across the openings.

Yes. Most fastening types on the Series 47 have a heavy duty version, ordered by adding the HD suffix to the fastening type number, for example 47 Type 6HD. Type 5HD covers back-to-back heavy duty on wood or metal. For a high-cycle entrance, spec the HD fastening rather than the standard type, since the mounting is what fails first on a push bar, not the bar.

The Series 47 is made in aluminum, brass, bronze, or stainless steel. The stainless steel build is what carries the US32D satin stainless finish; US28 anodized aluminum and US313 dark bronze are the other two finishes offered. Pick the finish to match the pulls and plates already on the opening.

The Series 47 is a push bar on its own, so a matching pull has to be ordered separately. If you'd rather buy the pair as one assembly, the Ives 9103EZHD is a straight pull and push bar combo with an ADA-compliant EZ design, and the 9145EZHD and 9190EZHD are the same combo in 45 degree and 90 degree offset. For a bar-style pull plate instead, the Trimco 1015 has a 6 inch center-to-center pull.

Not if the hand needs to come off the door face at an angle. The Ives 9145EZHD is a 45 degree offset pull and push bar combo with heavy-duty mounting hardware, and the Ives 9190EZHD is a 90 degree offset pull and push bar combo, heavy duty. Both put the grip on an offset leg rather than parallel to the door. The Rockwood Series 47 is a straight 1 inch bar; it is the correct part where the bar can run flat across the face and there is no knuckle clearance problem. Pick the offset degree from how much standoff the opening actually needs.

No, and they mount differently. The Trimco 1015 is a bar style heavy duty pull plate with a 6 inch CTC pull, meaning the bar is carried on a plate that also protects the door face. The Rockwood Series 47 is a 1 inch push bar that fastens to the door itself, with through bolt and finish washer for metal and wood doors, concealed 1/4-20 machine screw mounting for metal doors, and back to back heavy duty types for wood, metal, or glass. If the specification calls for face protection behind the hardware, the plate style is what is being asked for; if it calls for a bar alone, it is not.

The Rockwood Series 47 covers it directly: Type 13HD is a back to back heavy duty mounting for glass, and Type 15HD is a decorative thru bolt heavy duty mounting for glass. Specify CTC, door type, mounting, and finish when ordering so the glass fastening type is built in rather than substituted later. The Ives 9100HD, 9103EZHD, 9145EZHD, and 9190EZHD are all heavy duty units as well, so for a glass storefront leaf the deciding factor is which fastening type the manufacturer will supply for the glass prep already cut in the door.

The Rockwood Series 47 is a commercial 1 inch push bar and heavy duty versions of most fastening types are available by adding the HD suffix to the fastening type number, as in 47 Type 6HD. If the standard is written around a cataloged heavy duty unit rather than a heavy duty fastening option, the Ives 9100HD, 9103EZHD, 9145EZHD, and 9190EZHD are each specified at a heavy duty level. For a facility standardizing one bar across many openings, the Rockwood 47 also holds a single 1 inch diameter across US28 anodized aluminum, US313 dark bronze, and US32D satin stainless steel, so finish can vary by building without changing the bar.

Engraving is an option on the Series 47, either "PUSH" or "PULL". Useful on institutional and multi-tenant openings where you want the direction called out on the bar itself instead of adding a separate sign to the door.

It's a commercial-grade push bar, model 47CC6 in Rockwood's 47 Series, built for storefront and institutional openings rather than residential use. Fastening runs from a standard thru bolt up to back-to-back heavy duty, so you can scale the mounting to the traffic on each door.