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1035 & 1835 ULTIMATE RESTROOM PUSH AND PULL SET
Trimco’s 1035 and 1835 Ultimate Restroom Pulls are manufactured in North America by master craftsmen from stainless steel, bronze or brass. The ULTIMATE Restroom Pull utilizes the ADA compliant 1135 hospital grip and is combined with a .05” or 1/8” Push Plate. The pull has a special design that allows the user to pull the door open using their arm without having to “grip” the pull. The Ultimate Restroom Pulls are made with Healthy Hardware® – Bactericidal Copper and are also available in standard finishes.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Manufactured from stainless steel, bronze or brass for maximum durability.
- Utilizes 1135 hospital grip.
- .05” Pull Plate or Push/Pull Plate Set.
- 1/8” Pull Plate or Push/Pull Plate Set.
- Custom sizes available.
- Standard finished available.
- ADA Compliant.
APPLICATIONS
- Commercial & Industrial Buildings
- Government & Military Facilities
- Hospitality
- Hospitals & Health Care Facilities
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Nurseries & Pre-Schools
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Product Specs
- Series:
- 1835 Series
- Duty Level:
- Heavy Duty
- ADA Compliant:
- Yes
- Product Group:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Product Subgroup:
- Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
- Product Type:
- Door Pulls
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Subcategory:
- Door Pulls, Push and Pull Plates
- Healthy Hardware:
- Yes
- (CTC) Center-to-Center:
- 6"
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Trimco TRI-1835-2.630 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Trimco 1835 restroom push/pull set let someone open the door without gripping the handle?
That's the whole point of the 1835. The pull is a 1135 hospital grip shaped so a user can hook a forearm through it and pull the door open without closing a hand on it. On the push side it's a flat plate, so that leaf takes no hand contact at all. It's the standard answer for restroom doors in healthcare, schools and food service where you don't want a clean hand back on the handle.
2) Is the Trimco 1835 restroom pull ADA compliant?
Yes. The 1835 uses the ADA compliant 1135 hospital grip, and Trimco lists the set as ADA compliant. The forearm-operable shape is what satisfies the no-tight-grasping, no-pinching, no-wrist-twisting requirement for operable parts, which is why it shows up on public restroom doors in government, hospitality and healthcare work.
3) What sizes does the Trimco 1835 push/pull plate come in, and which one should I order?
Two plate sizes: 3-1/2 x 15 inches and 4 x 16 inches. Both carry the same 6 inch center-to-center on the pull, so the grip reach is identical between them; the difference is how much plate face you get behind it. Pick the 4 x 16 where you want more coverage over an existing scarred or drilled door face, the 3-1/2 x 15 on narrower stiles or where you're matching plates already hung elsewhere in the building.
4) Will the Trimco 1835 pull cover the holes left by the pull I'm taking off?
Depends on your old mounting spread. The 1835 pull is fixed at 6 inch center-to-center, so it only lands on existing holes if the pull coming off was also on 6 inch centers. Where it doesn't line up, the plate itself is what saves you: the 3-1/2 x 15 or 4 x 16 backing plate hides old drilling in that footprint. Measure the old hole centers before you order.
5) What is the difference between the 630, 630TG and 710CU finishes on the Trimco 1835?
Three choices, and they're not just cosmetic. 630 is plain satin stainless steel, the standard commercial look. 630TG is that same satin stainless with a TrimGuard antimicrobial coating over it. 710CU is Healthy Hardware Steralloy Silver, Trimco's bactericidal copper alloy, where the antimicrobial property is in the metal itself rather than a surface coating. All three are offered in both the 3-1/2 x 15 and 4 x 16 sizes.
6) I only need a plain grab pull on a commercial door, not a restroom set. What is simpler than the 1835?
The Ives 8102HD is a heavy duty straight door pull with a 3/4 inch round bar and 1-1/2 inch clearance, and the Ives 8103HD is a heavy duty straight pull in 1 inch round with through bolt mounting. Both are straight bar pulls with no plate and no arm-operated grip geometry. The Trimco 1835 is built around the 1135 hospital grip, which lets the user pull the door with a forearm rather than closing a hand on the bar, and it ships with a push plate for the opposite face. If the opening is a stock room or a back-of-house door where a hand grip is fine, a straight bar pull covers it; if it is a restroom door where touch matters, the grip geometry is the reason to stay with the 1835.
7) What is the closest equivalent to the Trimco 1835 restroom push/pull combo if I need a heavy duty ADA offset pull instead?
The Ives 8145EZHD is a 45 degree offset door pull with heavy duty mounting hardware, listed as ADA compliant in the EZ series. Like the Trimco 1835, it is a heavy duty ADA offset pull. The difference is scope: the 1835 is a combination set that pairs the 1135 hospital grip pull with a .05 inch or 1/8 inch push plate, so the push side of the opening is covered as part of the set. The 8145EZHD is the pull alone, so a push plate is a separate line if the restroom door needs one on the opposite face.
8) Can I use a Deltana back-to-back pull set on a restroom door instead of the Trimco 1835?
The Deltana SSPOBB24 is a 24 inch back-to-back modern offset door pull set and the SSPORBB24 is the 24 inch back-to-back round offset version. Back-to-back means a pull on each face of the door. That is a different opening than the one the Trimco 1835 addresses: the 1835 puts a pull on the swing-out side and a push plate on the swing-in side, which is the standard restroom arrangement where the door is pushed to enter and pulled to exit. If the door is pulled from both sides, a back-to-back set is the right pattern; for a single-direction restroom door it puts a pull where a plate belongs.
9) For a healthcare facility standardizing on antimicrobial hardware, which pull fits?
The Trimco 1835 is the one in the group built for that. It is offered in Healthy Hardware bactericidal copper, including the 710CU Steralloy Silver finish and 630TG satin stainless with TrimGuard antimicrobial coating, alongside standard 630 satin stainless. The comparable pulls are specified on construction and shape instead: the Ives 8169 is a C style offset solid pull, 1 inch diameter, with heavy duty mounting, and the ABH AB7200 is solid stainless steel at 7/8 inch diameter. Those are durable commercial pulls, but the antimicrobial finish path is what separates the 1835 for hospital, nursery and food-adjacent openings.
10) For a hospital or clinic restroom door, should I use the coated antimicrobial finish or the copper alloy?
The 710CU Steralloy Silver is Healthy Hardware bactericidal copper, so the antimicrobial behavior is a property of the alloy and doesn't wear off the way a topical layer can under constant traffic and daily disinfectant wipe-down. 630TG gets you a TrimGuard antimicrobial coating over satin stainless, which reads as ordinary 630 stainless and matches an existing all-stainless opening. If infection control is driving the spec, go 710CU. If you're matching stainless hardware already in the building and want some antimicrobial benefit, 630TG.
11) Is the Trimco 1835 push/pull set heavy enough for a high traffic public restroom?
Rated heavy duty and built for commercial service, not residential. The plates and grip are made in North America from stainless steel, bronze or brass, which is what carries it through airport, stadium, school and hospital restroom cycles. Trimco lists it for commercial and industrial buildings, government and military facilities, hospitality, hospitals and health care, manufacturing plants, and nurseries and pre-schools.
12) What do I get in a Trimco 1835 order, one plate or both sides of the door?
The 1835 is the combo: a pull plate with the 1135 hospital grip for the pull side, and a matching push plate for the other face. That's both leaves of a single restroom door covered in one order. Trimco builds the plate in a .05 inch or 1/8 inch thickness, and custom sizes are made to order beyond the two standard sizes.
13) Can I use the Trimco 1835 on a back-to-back pull application on a glass or narrow door?
No. The 1835 is a push/pull combo, meaning a grip plate on one face and a flat push plate on the other, which is what a restroom door wants. For a true back-to-back pull with a grip on both faces, look at the Deltana SSPOBB24 24 inch back-to-back modern offset pulls, the SSPORBB24 round offset version, or the Deltana OHP620 off-set handle pull set, which is listed for 1-1/8 to 1-3/8 inch door thickness.
14) Which of these pulls uses through-bolt mounting through the door?
The Ives 8103HD is a heavy duty straight pull specified with through bolt mounting, and the ABH AB7200 is a solid stainless steel flat end pull, 7/8 inch diameter, also with through-bolt mounting. Through-bolting is worth confirming on the drawing when a hollow metal restroom door sees high traffic, because the fastener carries into the opposite face. The Trimco 1835 is a push plate and pull combination in 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch and 4 inch by 16 inch sizes, so the plate on the push face is part of the same order rather than a second item.
15) The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is 3-1/2 inches like the small Trimco 1835 plate. Are they interchangeable?
No. The Cal-Royal PUL-175 is a night latch cylinder pull in stainless steel, 3-1/2 inches in height, and it is prepped to sit over a rim cylinder so the door can be pulled shut from the outside on a night latch application. The 3-1/2 inch dimension on the Trimco 1835 is the width of a 3-1/2 inch by 15 inch plate in a push and pull set, with no cylinder cutout. Matching that number does not make them the same part, and the PUL-175 will not serve a restroom opening.
16) What is the difference between a flat end pull like the ABH AB3300 and the Trimco 1835 grip?
The ABH AB3300 is a straight flat end pull handle, 1.00 inch diameter, for commercial doors, and the AB3310 is the offset flat end version of the same idea. Both are bar pulls that the hand closes around. The Trimco 1835 uses the 1135 hospital grip, a shape designed so the door can be opened with the forearm without gripping, which is why it is specified on restroom and healthcare openings. Both are commercial parts; the choice comes down to whether the opening needs hands-free operation.
17) I'm standardizing restroom hardware across a portfolio of buildings. Can I get the Trimco 1835 in one look throughout?
Yes, and that's the usual reason people buy it. Both plate sizes are offered in all three finishes, so you can run 630 satin stainless everywhere and step up to 710CU Steralloy or 630TG antimicrobial in the buildings that need it without the openings looking different. The 6 inch center-to-center grip is the same across sizes, so a maintenance tech pulling a replacement off the shelf gets the same hole pattern every time. Trimco also makes custom sizes when an odd door won't take the standard plate.
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