Trimco 1062 Series Concealed Edge Pull

It is a mortised pull. The 1062 sets into a routed pocket in the face of the door, flush with the surface, so it clears the jamb as the door rolls into the wall. Trimco publishes template T11529 for the cutout, and you will want the door routed before hanging it. A surface mounted pull will not work in this application because it would foul the pocket opening.

The Trimco 1062 is a concealed edge pull mortised into the face of a pocket door, made from solid brass or bronze in two styles, non-handed, and offered in finishes including 605 bright brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 622 matte black and 626 satin chrome. The ABH 18200 is a solid round edge pull with a bent edge design and the ABH 18300 is a solid round edge pull with a straight edge design, so the choice between the two ABH parts is the edge profile itself. All three serve the same purpose: giving a hand purchase on a door edge where no projecting pull can sit.

They are close in intent but not the same part. The Emtek 2221 is a brass edge pull with a stated 3/4 inch by 4 inch size, so the mortise cutout is fixed by that dimension. The Trimco 1062 is a concealed edge pull mortised into the face of a pocket door, manufactured in solid brass or bronze and offered in two styles. If the door is already prepped for the 1062 template, the Emtek 2221 is a different cutout and would need its own prep.

The Trimco 1062 concealed edge pull is ADA compliant and rated for commercial use, and it is designed to be mortised into the face of a pocket door in solid brass or bronze. The ABH 18200 and ABH 18300 are solid round edge pulls, in bent and straight edge designs respectively, and the Emtek 2221 is a brass edge pull at 3/4 inch by 4 inch. For a commercial opening where ADA compliance has to be confirmed on the hardware schedule, the 1062 is the one that carries it.

Seven finishes: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 613E dark oxidized satin bronze, 622 matte black, 625 bright chrome and 626 satin chrome. If you are matching existing hardware across a building, order by the BHMA number rather than the finish name, since 613 and 613E are both bronze but read very differently once installed.

Trimco classes the 1062 Series as commercial hardware, and it is solid brass or bronze rather than plated pot metal, which is what holds up in hospitality, office and manufacturing facility use. For a property manager standardizing pocket door pulls across a portfolio, a single finish number across the 1062 line keeps the fleet consistent.

Two different grabs. The Trimco 1062 is a concealed pull that mortises flat into the door face, giving you a recessed finger pocket and nothing standing proud. The ABH 18200 Series is a solid round edge pull with a bent edge design, and the ABH 18300 Series is the same round pull with a straight edge. The bent version hooks a finger more readily; the flush concealed style is the one to use where the door has to disappear cleanly into the pocket and where an ADA compliant operation is called for on the spec.

If the routed cutout has to stay tight, the Emtek 2221 brass edge pull is 3/4 by 4 inches, which is a small footprint on the door edge. The Trimco 1062 is the mortised concealed style in solid brass or bronze. Measure the stile and the pocket clearance before you rout either one, because the cutout is permanent.

No handing to specify. The 1062 Series is a non-handed design, so one part number covers both directions of slide. Pick the finish and that is the whole order decision. That also means you can stock a single finish for a building and use it on every pocket door regardless of which way it opens.

Trimco publishes template T11529 for the 1062, plus a 1062/1063 concealed edge pull cut sheet. Pull the template before the door goes to the shop; the mortise is cut into the door face and there is no adjusting it afterward.

The Trimco 1062 concealed edge pull is available in most architectural finishes, with stocked options including 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 613E dark oxidized satin bronze, 622 matte black, 625 bright chrome and 626 satin chrome, and it is called out for hospitality, office and manufacturing applications. The Emtek 2221 is a brass edge pull at 3/4 inch by 4 inch, and the ABH 18200 and 18300 are solid round edge pulls in bent and straight edge designs. When the goal is matching seven different existing finishes across a fleet of pocket doors, the 1062 finish range is the one to work from.

The Trimco 1062 concealed edge pull is a non-handed design, so one part covers both sides of a pair of pocket doors and there is nothing to specify beyond style and finish. The ABH 18200 and ABH 18300 differ from each other by edge design, bent versus straight, rather than by hand. Confirm the edge profile you need on the ABH parts; on the 1062 there is no hand to get wrong.