Deltana FP4134U26D Flush Pull Large Satin Chrome

Product Description

The DELTANA FP4134U26D is a large flush pull designed for use in door and millwork applications where a low-profile, recessed pull is required. Measuring 4 inches in length, 1.75 inches in width, and 0.5 inches in depth, this pull sits flush with the door surface to eliminate hardware projection in swing clearances and high-traffic corridors. The satin chrome finish provides a brushed, matte appearance suited to contemporary and commercial interiors. At 0.2 pounds, the unit is lightweight without sacrificing the solid construction expected of architectural-grade door hardware.

Flush pulls are commonly specified in residential and light commercial construction for pocket doors, sliding panels, cabinet doors, and bi-fold applications where a projecting handle would interfere with operation or clearance. This large-format pull suits full-size pocket doors and entry-level commercial doors. It is typically installed by finish carpenters, door and hardware specialists, or experienced general contractors during the trim-out phase of construction.

Key Features

• Low-profile recessed design eliminates hardware projection on pocket and sliding doors
• Large size at 4 inches x 1.75 inches x 0.5 inches suits full-size door applications
• Satin chrome finish offers a brushed, corrosion-resistant appearance for contemporary interiors
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy handling and installation in finish carpentry work
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or phased installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style architectural flush pull suitable for standard pocket doors, sliding panels, and cabinet doors requiring a large recessed pull in a satin chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Flush pulls are installed by finish carpenters or door hardware specialists during the trim-out phase. A mortise or routed recess in the door face is required to seat the pull flush with the surface. Power down any automatic door operators and ensure the door is properly blocked or secured before installation. Follow local building codes for hardware placement on egress and fire-rated door assemblies.