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Sure-Loc Finger Pull, 2-1/8" for Pocket & Bi-Fold Doors

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Sure-Loc Finger Pull, 2-1/8" for Pocket & Bi-Fold Doors

The Sure-Loc Finger Pull is a compact 2-1/8" pocket door pull engineered for pocket doors and bi-fold doors where a protruding handle would interfere with door travel along the track. As part of the Sure-Loc Bi-Fold Door Pull Finger Pull series, this flush-mount pull is designed specifically for residential sliding and barn door hardware applications where a low-profile, functional grip is required. The pull is offered in Antique Brass, Satin Nickel, and Antique Nickel finishes, giving homeowners the flexibility to coordinate with existing cabinet, closet, and barn door hardware throughout the home. Its simple, surface-mounted design makes it a practical retrofit or new-construction solution for pocket doors, closets, and bi-fold door systems.

Key Features

  • Compact Flush-Mount Size: Measures 2-1/8" for a low-profile pull that sits close to the door surface, minimizing interference as the door slides into its pocket.
  • Pocket Door Compatibility: Purpose-built as a pocket door pull so the door can travel fully into the wall cavity without a bulky handle catching on the frame.
  • Bi-Fold Door Application: Doubles as a bi-fold door finger pull, giving closet and utility doors a clean, functional grip point without added bulk.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in Antique Brass, Satin Nickel, and Antique Nickel finishes to coordinate with a variety of existing door and cabinet hardware finishes.
  • Sliding & Barn Door Hardware Group: Part of the Sure-Loc Sliding & Barn Door Hardware product group, suited for barn door, pocket door, and other sliding door applications.
  • Residential-Grade Hardware: Designed for residential door hardware use, providing a discreet, easy-to-grip pull for everyday household doors.
  • Simple Surface Mount: Straightforward installation with no bulky hardware protruding from the door face, keeping the finished look clean and unobtrusive.

Technical Specifications

  • Series: Bi-Fold Door Pull Finger Pull, 21/8"
  • Collection: Door Hardware
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Subcategory: Barn Door Hardware
  • Commercial/Residential: Residential
  • Electronic: No
  • Product Group: Sliding & Barn Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Sliding & Barn Door Hardware
  • Product Type: Barn Door Hardware
  • MAP Policy: None

Typical Applications

  • Residential Pocket Doors
  • Bi-Fold Closet Doors
  • Barn Door Installations
  • Sliding Door Systems
  • Closet and Pantry Doors
  • Laundry and Utility Room Doors
  • Home Renovation and Retrofit Projects

Why Sure-Loc ?

Sure-Loc door hardware is built to deliver dependable, everyday performance in residential settings, and the Finger Pull carries that focus forward with a purpose-built profile for pocket and bi-fold doors. Offered in three coordinating finishes, it gives homeowners a straightforward way to match existing hardware while keeping sliding and barn doors operating smoothly for years of daily use.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
Bi-Fold Door Pull Finger Pull, 21/8"
Department:
Door Hardware
Subcategory:
Barn Door Hardware
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Electronic:
No
Product Group:
Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
Product Category:
Sliding Door and Barn Door Hardware
Product Type:
Flush Pulls
MAP Policy:
None
Product Subgroup:
Flush Pulls

Sure-Loc DP5 11P – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a finger pull work on a pocket door that slides all the way into the wall?
That is exactly what the Sure-Loc 2-1/8 inch finger pull is for. It sits flush against the door face so nothing protrudes to catch on the jamb or the pocket frame as the door travels into the wall cavity. A standard knob or lever pull would stop the door short.
2) Is this finger pull rated for commercial or institutional openings?
It is residential-grade hardware, intended for household pocket, closet, and bi-fold doors. For a school, hospital, or high-traffic commercial opening, look at a heavier flush cup pull such as the Trimco 1111 Series large flush cup pulls or, where ligature resistance is required, the ABH 1911 Series flush door pull.
3) I need a pull I can grab to close a pocket door from inside the pocket. Is this the right one?
No. A flat finger pull gives you a shallow grip only. For pulling a door back out of the pocket you want a drop-ring style, such as the Trimco 1066/1067/1068 drop-ring flush pulls, where the ring lies flush until you lift it. Use the Sure-Loc finger pull on the exposed face of the door instead.
4) What is the closest equivalent to the Sure-Loc 2-1/8" finger pull from another brand?
The Orca Hardware FPULL is the nearest match: it is a 2-1/8" diameter round flush pull, the same nominal size as the Sure-Loc finger pull used on pocket and bi-fold doors. If you are standardizing a run of closet or pocket doors and want the same cutout size in a different brand, the Orca round flush pull is the one to look at.
5) I need a flush pull for a commercial opening, not a house. What should I use instead of the Sure-Loc finger pull?
The Sure-Loc finger pull is a residential-grade item, so for institutional or high-traffic commercial doors look at the Trimco lines instead. The Trimco 1060/1061 flush cup pulls and the larger Trimco 1111 flush cup pulls are commercial flush cup pulls, and the Trimco 1059 is a drive-in version of the same cup pull idea. Any of those is the more appropriate direction for a school, hospital, or office corridor door.
6) Is the Sure-Loc finger pull suitable for a behavioral health or detention door?
No. For those openings you want a pull built for the risk, and the ABH 1911 series is the flush door pull with a ligature-resistant design. The Sure-Loc 2-1/8" finger pull is residential hardware for pocket, bi-fold, and closet doors and carries no ligature-resistant claim, so specify the ABH 1911 for patient rooms, holding areas, and similar secure environments.
7) What finishes does the Sure-Loc 2-1/8 inch finger pull come in?
Four: Vintage Bronze (11P), Satin Nickel (15), Polished Chrome (26), and Flat Black (FBL). If you are matching other openings in a house or a unit, Satin Nickel and Flat Black are the two most common modern interior finishes to standardize on.
8) What is the difference between a finger pull like this and a mortised flush cup pull?
Size and prep. The Sure-Loc is a compact 2-1/8 inch finger pull that mounts to the door face with a low profile, which keeps the install simple on a thin or hollow-core bi-fold. A flush cup pull like the Trimco 1060/1061 recesses into a mortised pocket in the door for a fully flush face, and the Trimco 1059 is a drive-in version that avoids screws. Cup pulls generally give a bigger, deeper grip; the finger pull gives you less door prep.
9) Does this finger pull latch or lock the door?
No. It is a pull only, with no latch, no lock, and no electronic function. If you need a pocket door that latches and can be operated as passage or dummy, look at a dedicated pocket door lock set such as the Baldwin Estate 8601 pocket door pull for passage and dummy.
10) Which flush pull installs without a routed mortise pocket?
The Trimco 1059 is the drive-in version of Trimco's flush cup pull, which is the option when you do not want to rout a mortise pocket in the door. The Sure-Loc 2-1/8" finger pull is a surface-mounted design for pocket and bi-fold doors. The Trimco 1060/1061 cup pulls are the conventional mortised flush cup pulls in that same family.
11) What is the difference between the Sure-Loc finger pull and the Baldwin 8601 pocket door pull?
Both serve pocket doors, but they solve different problems. The Sure-Loc 2-1/8" finger pull is a compact flush finger pull that gives a grip point and nothing more, in Vintage Bronze, Satin Nickel, Polished Chrome, and Flat Black. The Baldwin Estate 8601 is a pocket door pull configured for passage and dummy applications, so it is the choice when the opening needs a latching or non-latching pocket door set rather than just a pull.
12) My pocket door is heavy and hard to start moving with a plain finger pull. What else is there?
Look at the Trimco 1066/1067/1068 drop-ring flush pulls. A drop ring sits flush until you pull it out, giving you a full-hand grip to get a stiff or heavy door moving, then folds back so the door can still enter the pocket. The Sure-Loc 2-1/8" finger pull is a fixed recessed grip with nothing that swings out, which is fine for light closet and bi-fold doors.
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