Trimco 1015 Bar Style Heavy Duty Pull Plate with 8" CTC Pull

Projection is 2 inches from the face of the plate. That matters where a door swings into a corridor or against a wall, and where you need clearance between the pull and a return wall or an adjacent leaf on a pair. Two inches also leaves room for a gloved hand on the 1 by 3/8 inch bar.

Two standard plate sizes: 3-1/2 by 15 inches and 4 by 16 inches, each mated with a straight bar pull at either 6 inch or 8 inch center-to-center. Custom plate sizes are also made. Pick the 4 by 16 where you want more hand coverage and fingerprint protection on a glass or painted door, the 3-1/2 by 15 on narrower stiles.

The Ives 8303 heavy duty pull plate is built around 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center pull mounting, so it lines up directly with the 8 inch CTC grip on the Trimco 1015. The Trimco 1015 pairs a 1001 Series plate with an 1139 Series grip in a 1 inch by 3/8 inch bar, straight pull, and projects 2 inches off the door face; the Ives 8303 is specified by its center-to-center span rather than by a bar profile. Both are heavy duty commercial pulls, so the deciding factor is usually whether you want to hold the 8 inch CTC or move up to 10 inch.

The Ives 8302 heavy duty pull plate is the through bolt mounted option. Through bolting carries the pull load across the door rather than into the face sheet alone, which is what you want on a high traffic aluminum or hollow metal door where the pull gets yanked all day. It is a heavy duty plate like the Trimco 1015, so you are not stepping down in construction to get the through bolt prep.

No. The Delaney 4905 is a 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch push plate, a flat plate with no grip. The Trimco 1015 is a pull plate that carries a 1 inch by 3/8 inch bar, straight pull on a 6 inch or 8 inch CTC and projects 2 inches off the door. They share a plate size but they go on opposite sides of the opening: the push plate on the swing side, the pull plate on the pull side. If you are doing a full push/pull set, the Delaney 4905 in 3-1/2 by 15, or the Delaney 490 series in 4 by 16, is the push half.

The Trimco 1015 is stated ADA compliant, with a 1 inch by 3/8 inch bar straight pull on either 6 inch or 8 inch CTC and a 2 inch projection, which is the graspable straight bar shape an ADA opening wants. Among the heavy duty alternatives, the Ives 8302 through bolt plate and the Ives 8303 with 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center mounting are the peers in the same duty class, and on those you would confirm the grip profile against the accessibility requirement rather than reading it off the plate size.

Plates are .050 inch heavy duty stock in stainless steel, brass or bronze, depending on the finish you order, and pencil beveled on all four sides so there's no sharp edge at the door face. The .050 gauge is what keeps the plate from oil-canning under a shoulder push in high traffic.

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 steel and 630 satin stainless steel. All eight are offered in both the 3-1/2 by 15 and 4 by 16 plate. If you're standardizing a building, 630 satin stainless is the usual commercial default and hides handprints better than 629.

It ships as one assembly. The 1015 combines a 1001 Series plate with an 1139 Series grip, so you're not sourcing two line items and matching finishes across them. If you want a matching push plate on the opposite leaf, that's the separate part to add to the order.

Pull side gets the plate with a grip, push side gets a flat plate. On a single-acting door you typically pair a 1015 pull plate on the pull face with a flat push plate on the other. Trimco doesn't make the flat one in the 1015 designation, so for the push face look at options like the Delaney 3-1/2 by 15 or 4 by 16 push plates, sized to match whichever 1015 plate you chose.

It's built as heavy duty commercial hardware, with the plate in .050 inch stainless, brass or bronze. Trimco lists it for commercial and industrial buildings, government and military facilities, retail and strip malls, hospitality, and multifamily and mixed use. For a property manager standardizing across a portfolio, the eight stock finishes and two stock plate sizes make it straightforward to keep every opening on the same part.

For a Detex Value Series exit device, the pull plate designed to go with it is the Detex P/PN Series pull plate. It is built as the trim for that device family rather than as a general purpose plate. The Trimco 1015 is a standalone bar style pull plate combining a 1001 Series plate with an 1139 Series grip, mounted on its own template, so on an exit device opening you need to confirm the plate clears the device chassis and mounting rather than assuming it drops in.

The Delaney 4900 series 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch door pull plate covers the same plate footprint as the smaller Trimco 1015 size. The Trimco 1015 is a heavy duty commercial plate in .050 inch stainless steel, brass or bronze, pencil beveled on all four sides, with an ADA compliant 1 inch by 3/8 inch bar pull. The Delaney 4900 is catalogued simply as a 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch pull plate. If the opening does not call for a heavy duty commercial spec, the Delaney covers the same size.

The Delaney 490 series 4 inch by 16 inch door pull plate carries the same 4 by 16 plate size that the Trimco 1015 offers as its larger standard size. Matching the plate footprint is what keeps the paint line and screw pattern consistent when you are replacing one door in a run. The Trimco 1015 in 4 by 16 comes in bright brass, satin brass, oil rubbed bronze, dark oxidized satin bronze, matte black, satin chrome, bright stainless steel and satin stainless steel, so finish matching across a fleet is usually straightforward on the Trimco side.

Emtek offers push and pull plate sets in three looks: the Knoxville, the Modern, and the lost wax cast bronze Petal. Those are styled sets aimed at a designed entrance. The Trimco 1015 is a squared commercial plate, heavy duty, .050 inch stainless steel, brass or bronze, pencil beveled on all four sides, with an ADA compliant straight bar pull, and it is specified for commercial use including hospitality. Choose on the appearance the entrance calls for and on whether you need the commercial heavy duty construction.

All three are heavy duty pull plates. The Ives 8302 is defined by its through bolt mounting, which carries the pull load through the door. The Ives 8303 is defined by its 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center pull mounting. The Trimco 1015 is defined by the pairing of a 1001 Series plate with an 1139 Series grip, in 3-1/2 by 15 or 4 by 16 plate sizes, with a 1 inch by 3/8 inch bar straight pull on a 6 inch or 8 inch CTC. So the split is mounting method on the 8302, CTC range on the 8303, and plate-plus-grip combination with a defined bar profile on the 1015.

Yes, the 1015 falls under Trimco's Healthy Hardware program, which matters for healthcare, education and food service touchpoints where the pull is a contact surface hit hundreds of times a day. Specify it with the finish when you order.

Custom plate sizes and finishes are both available on the 1015 beyond the standard 3-1/2 by 15 and 4 by 16 plates and the eight stock finishes. That's the route when you're matching an existing set of openings in a building where the original plate was a non-standard size, or matching a finish specified on the drawings.