Trimco 1014 Series Half-Round 4" x 16" Pull Plate with 8" CTC Pull

Normally yes. A pull plate goes on the pull side and a plain push plate on the push side, so a standard opening takes one of each. Trimco builds the 1014 from the 1001 Series plate with an 1199 Series grip, so a matching 1001 push plate in the same size and finish gives you a consistent pair. If you want everything from one brand instead, Delaney sells matching 4 x 16 push and pull plates and 3-1/2 x 15 push and pull plates.

The Ives 8303 heavy duty pull plate is the nearest match, since it is offered with 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center pull mounting, the same 8 inch CTC spacing the Trimco 1014 uses on its 4 inch by 16 inch plate. The Trimco pairs a 1001 Series plate with a 1199 Series grip in a 1 inch diameter half-round straight profile; the Ives 8303 is a heavy duty pull plate assembly as well. If the 8 inch CTC hole pattern is already drilled in the door, the Ives 8303 lands on the same spacing.

The Ives 8302 heavy duty pull plate is specified with through bolt mounting, which is the route to take when the opening calls for the pull to be secured through the door rather than fastened to the face only. The Trimco 1014 is described as a 1001 Series plate combined with a 1199 Series grip in stainless steel, brass or bronze, pencil beveled on all four sides. Both are commercial-duty pull plates; the difference to weigh is the mounting method against your door construction.

The Trimco 1014 covers the pull side, and on a push/pull pair the push side is a flat plate with no grip. The Delaney 4 inch by 16 inch push plate is offered in that same 4 by 16 plate size, so it matches the footprint of the 1014's 4 inch by 16 inch plate on the opposite face. If your opening uses the smaller Trimco plate size of 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch, Delaney also builds a 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch push plate.

Projection is 2 inches off the door. That matters in a corridor where the door swings into a path of travel, and it matters on a pair of doors with an astragal or on doors that stack close to a wall. Grip is 1 inch in diameter, half-round, so the clear hand space behind it is what remains of that 2 inches.

Plates are .050 inch heavy duty stock in stainless steel, brass, or bronze, pencil beveled on all four sides so there is no sharp edge at the door face. The material follows the finish you pick: 629 and 630 are stainless, 605 and 606 are brass, and the bronze finishes like 613 and 613E are bronze.

Eight finishes: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 613E dark oxidized satin bronze, 622 matte black, 626 satin chrome, 629 bright stainless, and 630 satin stainless. For a building already standardized on satin chrome levers and closers, 626 is the match; for stainless storefront and washroom work, 630 is the usual call. Custom finishes are available in the series if none of the eight line up.

Ives makes two heavy duty pull plates that cover the same job: the 8302 with through bolt mounting, and the 8303 with 8 or 10 inch center-to-center mounting. The 8303 at 8 inch CTC is the closest match to the 1014 with the 8 inch pull, and it adds a 10 inch option if you want a longer grip spread. Ives 8302 is the one to look at when your priority is through-bolting the grip rather than a specific CTC.

Yes. The Delaney 4 inch by 16 inch door pull plate is built in the same 4 by 16 plate footprint. The Trimco 1014 is the combination of a 1001 Series plate and a 1199 Series grip, a 1 inch diameter half-round straight pull at 8 inch center-to-center, with plates in stainless steel, brass or bronze pencil beveled on four sides and a 2 inch projection. Delaney also offers the pull plate in a 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch size if you are matching the smaller Trimco plate.

They are aimed at different openings. The Trimco 1014 is a commercial pull plate that is ADA compliant, using a 1 inch diameter half-round straight grip at 6 or 8 inch center-to-center on a heavy duty .050 inch stainless steel, brass or bronze plate with a 2 inch projection. Emtek's push and pull plates come in decorative styles - Knoxville, Modern, and a lost wax cast bronze Petal pattern - which are chosen for appearance and material character. If the job is specified for commercial ADA compliance, the Trimco 1014 is the one written to that requirement.

Check the device first. Detex builds a P/PN Series pull plate specifically for its Value Series exit devices, and where a manufacturer designates a pull plate to pair with its own device, that designated plate is the one that fits the device's trim prep. The Trimco 1014 is a standalone commercial pull plate, a 1001 Series plate with an 1199 Series grip in 3-1/2 by 15 or 4 by 16, intended for general commercial, government, retail, hospitality and multifamily openings rather than as trim for a specific exit device.

It is built and catalogued as commercial hardware, sized for offices, government and military buildings, retail, hospitality, and multifamily corridors. It will physically mount on a residential door, but for a decorative house entry the Emtek Knoxville, Modern, or lost wax cast bronze Petal push and pull plates are the residential-styled alternatives.

Yes, the 1014 pull plate is flagged as Healthy Hardware by Trimco, which is relevant for healthcare, schools, and food service where touch surfaces are specified. Stainless finishes 629 and 630 are the usual pick for those facilities because they clean well and hold up to repeated disinfecting.

The Trimco 1014 is offered in 613 Oil Rubbed Bronze and 613E Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze among its eight finishes, which also include 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 622 matte black, 626 satin chrome, 629 bright stainless and 630 satin stainless, on a plate that is pencil beveled on all four sides. The Emtek Petal push and pull plates are lost wax cast bronze, a cast decorative plate rather than a beveled sheet plate with a separate straight grip. Choose the 1014 for a commercial ADA straight pull in a bronze finish, the Petal for a cast ornamental look.