Trimco 1807/1809 Extra Heavy Duty Push Plates Beveled Top & Bottom

Two plate sizes: 4 x 16 inches and 4 x 25 inches. The 4 x 16 is the standard push plate size for a normal commercial opening. The 4 x 25 (1807-25) is the taller plate people use where the door takes cart or gurney traffic and hands land at more than one height. The all-edges-beveled 1809 is offered in the 4 x 16 size.

Yes. Optional cylinder cutouts and special custom cutouts are available on the 1807/09 plates, which is what you need when the plate has to sit over an existing mortise cylinder, a night latch, or a pull. Give the cutout location and size with the order, because the plate is machined before finishing, not drilled in the field. Cutting 1/8 inch stainless on site is not something you want to do on a finished plate.

1/8 inch solid stock, stainless steel, brass or bronze, made in the United States, and rated heavy duty for commercial use. That is roughly twice the thickness of a typical builder-grade push plate, which is what keeps it from oil-canning or denting when a cart or a shoulder hits it every few minutes. It is the plate to spec for school corridors, hospital doors, retail back-of-house and apartment common areas.

Match the duty of the plate. The Trimco 1807 is an extra heavy duty 1/8 inch push plate in stainless steel, brass or bronze, so a heavy duty pull is the right partner: the Ives 8102HD straight pull uses 3/4 inch round bar with 1-1/2 inch clearance, the Ives 8103HD uses 1 inch round bar with through bolt mounting, and the ABH AB3300 is a 1 inch diameter straight flat end commercial pull. All three are straight bar pulls, so the visual line reads cleanly against the beveled edges of the 1807. Order the pull and plate in the same finish code - the 1807 covers 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 613E dark oxidized satin bronze, 622 matte black, 629 bright stainless and 630 satin stainless.

No - they do opposite jobs on the door. The Trimco 1807 is a flat 1/8 inch push plate, 4 inches wide in 16 inch and 25 inch lengths, that protects the push side of the door and gives the hand a place to land. The Ives 8103HD is a heavy duty straight door pull built from 1 inch round bar with through bolt mounting, meant for the pull side where the hand has to grip and swing the door open. On a single-acting commercial door the usual arrangement is a pull on one face and a push plate on the other, so the 1807 and the 8103HD are more often ordered together than one in place of the other.

They solve the same opening two different ways. The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a night latch cylinder pull in stainless steel with a 3-1/2 inch height - a small trim piece that surrounds the rim cylinder and gives a grip right at the cylinder. The Trimco 1807 is a full 4 inch by 16 inch or 4 inch by 25 inch 1/8 inch plate available with an optional cylinder or special cutout, so it covers the whole push area of the door and carries the cylinder through it. Choose the PUL-175 when you only need trim at the cylinder, and the 1807 with a cutout when you also want the face of the door protected across the full plate area.

Seven finishes across both models: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 613E dark oxidized satin bronze, 622 matte black, 629 bright stainless steel and 630 satin stainless steel. For matching existing hardware in a building, 630 satin stainless is the standard commercial default and 613 is the common dark bronze pairing. Every one of the seven is offered on the 4 x 16 and 4 x 25 1807 and on the 1809.

The Trimco 1807 push plate covers the push side and is ADA compliant on its own. For the pull side, the Ives 8145EZHD 45 degree offset pull is an ADA compliant heavy duty pull, and the Ives 8102HD straight pull carries 1-1/2 inch clearance behind the bar, which is the knuckle space that makes a pull usable with a closed fist. Both are heavy duty, which matches the 1807's duty level so the two sides of the door wear at the same rate.

Yes, it is flagged as Healthy Hardware and it is a commercial heavy duty plate. A solid 1/8 inch plate with no fasteners exposed through the face and no crevices is easier to wipe down than a hollow or thin stamped plate, and the 4 x 25 inch size takes the gurney and cart contact that hospital corridor doors get. Stainless (629 or 630) is the usual choice in that setting.

Yes, order the 1807 with a cylinder cutout, which Trimco offers as a standard option on the 1807/09 plates. That lets the plate sit flat over the existing cylinder instead of forcing you to relocate it. If instead you want to dress the cylinder itself rather than plate the whole face, a cylinder pull such as the Cal-Royal PUL-175 night latch cylinder pull is the other approach.

Four things settle it: model (1807 for beveled top and bottom, 1809 for all four edges beveled), size (4 x 16 or 4 x 25), finish (605, 606, 613, 613E, 622, 629 or 630), and any engraving or cutout. Engraving PUSH and custom or cylinder cutouts are made-to-order, so anything nonstandard has to be called out at the time of order rather than fixed later on a finished 1/8 inch plate. Keeping one model and one finish across the fleet is what makes reordering a single line item later.

Check how each one attaches. The Deltana OHP620 is an off-set handle pull supplied as a back to back set, and it is rated for doors 1-1/8 inch to 1-3/8 inch thick because the two halves fasten through the door to each other. The Trimco 1807 is a single-face 1/8 inch plate applied to one side of the door, so it is not tied to a through-bolt thickness range and can go on the push face of a heavier commercial door. Where the OHP620 set puts a grip on both faces, the 1807 puts a protective plate on the push face and leaves the pull side to a separate pull.

On length, the Trimco 1807-25 is the long one at 4 inches by 25 inches in 1/8 inch stock, beveled top and bottom. If the door calls for a long vertical grip rather than a plate, the Deltana SSPOBB24 is a 24 inch back to back modern offset pull and the Deltana SSPORBB24 is a 24 inch back to back round offset pull, both running close to the same 24 to 25 inch vertical dimension; the Deltana SSP1210 is a 12 inch contemporary pull for a single side. Those give a grip on one or both faces, while the 1807-25 gives a flat push surface with no projection into the traffic path.

Probably not in style. The 1807/1809 is a plain commercial plate with a heavy machined bevel, built for traffic rather than looks. If the opening is a residential or boutique entry where the hardware is meant to be seen, a cast decorative pull like the Emtek Baden 8 inch or the Emtek Art Nouveau lost wax cast bronze pull is the design-led route. Where the door is a service, corridor or back-of-house leaf, the 1807 is the right call and finish matching (605, 613, 630) is how you tie it to the rest of the building.

For a stainless grip in the same heavy commercial family, the ABH AB7200 is a solid stainless steel flat end pull handle at 7/8 inch diameter with through-bolt mounting, and the ABH AB3310 is an offset flat end commercial surface mount pull; the ABH AB3330 is an offset round end pull with custom length options if the opening needs a length that is not standard. All of those project from the door for the hand to grip. The Trimco 1807 stays flat against the face in 1/8 inch stainless steel, brass or bronze, which is what you want where a projecting handle would catch carts or traffic.