Trimco 1070 Series Classic Push/Pull Plates (3-1/2" x 15")

The pull on the 1071-2 is on 8 inch centers, so it lands on an existing 8 inch CTC bolt pattern. Measure your current pull hole to hole, center of one post to center of the other. If it comes in at 8 inches you're on pattern; if the existing pull is on a shorter or longer spread, the plate face won't line up with those holes and the plate will need fresh prep.

The Trimco 1071-2 is ADA compliant and pairs its pull with a flat push plate on a single escutcheon-free brass or bronze plate. If the opening calls for an offset pull that stands the grip away from the door face, the Ives 8145EZHD is a 45 degree offset door pull in the EZ series with heavy duty mounting hardware and is stated ADA compliant, and the Ives 8169 is a C style offset solid pull of 1 inch diameter with heavy duty mounting. The offset geometry gives clearance behind the grip; the Trimco keeps the profile flush against the door.

The Trimco 1071-2 combines a classic push plate with an 8 inch center-to-center pull, so the pull is on one face and the plate carries the push side. When both faces of the door need a graspable pull instead, a back-to-back set is the right form: the Deltana OHP620 is an off-set handle pull supplied as a back-to-back set, and the Deltana SSPOBB24 is a 24 inch back-to-back modern offset pull. Those mount through the door so the two pulls share fasteners, which suits a door pulled from either side, such as an interior storefront or a vestibule leaf.

Yes, the 1070 Series Classic push/pull plates are ADA compliant. A flat push plate takes no grasping, pinching or twisting to operate, which is what the accessibility requirement is aimed at. On the pull side, the 1071-2 gives you a pull to grab rather than a knob.

Seven finishes, and both the 1070-2 push plate and the 1071-2 push plate with pull are offered in every one of them, so a matched pair is always available: 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 the rest of the building is on 626 lever trim, 626 here keeps the opening consistent.

Solid brass or bronze plate at .050 thickness, depending on the finish ordered. That matters on an oil rubbed bronze or dark oxidized finish, where a solid base metal wears into the finish over time rather than wearing through a plating to a different colored substrate.

Push and pull plates suit a door people go through in one direction on the push side and grab on the pull side, and the plate protects the face from hand and cart marks. If you only need something to grab and don't care about protecting the door face, a bare pull is simpler. ZenSupply carries straight bar pulls like the Ives 8102HD with a 3/4 inch round bar and 1-1/2 inch clearance, and the Ives 8103HD with a 1 inch round bar and through bolt mounting, both heavy duty. On a glass or all-glass door a plate has nothing to protect, so a back-to-back pull like the Deltana SSPOBB24 24 inch offset set makes more sense.

One door normally takes two pieces: a 1070-2 plain push plate for the push side and a 1071-2 push plate with 8 inch ctc pull for the pull side. Order them separately and in the same finish code. If the door only gets pushed, one 1070-2 does it.

The Trimco 1070 Series is a commercial push/pull plate line in .050 solid brass or bronze, offered in 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, so a facility can hold one plate style across many openings and vary the finish by area. The ABH AB3310 is an offset flat end pull handle described as commercial grade surface mount, and the AB3330 is an offset round end pull with custom length options. The ABH pulls standardize on a bar profile and offset grip; the Trimco standardizes on a plate face with a matching finish range.

It's a commercial product. The 1070 Series is built for commercial openings, which is why it comes in the standard architectural finish codes (605, 606, 613, 622, 625, 626) rather than residential finish names. That said, .050 brass is a decorative gauge, so on a high-abuse service door or a back-of-house opening a heavier stainless push plate is the better call.

No handing to call out. The 1070-2 is a symmetrical flat plate and the 1071-2 carries a straight pull centered on the plate, so either one goes on a left or right hand door. The only choices on the order are model (1070-2 or 1071-2) and finish. Compare that to a handed decorative pull like the Emtek Art Nouveau, where you do have to select handing.