Emtek 2215US26 Modern Rectangular Flush Pull Chrome

Product Description

The EMTEK 2215US26 is a modern rectangular flush pull finished in polished chrome. Flush pulls are installed directly into a door or panel surface, sitting flat when not in use and providing a clean, unobtrusive grip point. This pull suits sliding doors, pocket doors, and cabinet panels where a projecting handle would interfere with travel or clearance. A licensed finish carpenter, cabinetmaker, or general contractor typically handles installation. The polished chrome finish delivers a bright, reflective surface that suits contemporary and transitional interior designs. At 0.3 inches in depth, the flush mount profile keeps the pull nearly invisible when the door is closed.

This flush pull is suited for residential and light commercial interior applications. Common install locations include pocket doors, barn-style sliders, bypass closet doors, and cabinetry. The rectangular profile and polished chrome finish coordinate with modern door hardware collections. Each unit is sold individually. With a length of 7.3 inches and a width of 2.9 inches, this pull provides a full-hand grip area appropriate for standard door and cabinet panel thicknesses.

Key Features

• Flush-mount design sits flat against the door surface for unobstructed door travel
• Polished chrome finish provides a bright, corrosion-resistant surface for interior use
• 7.3-inch length offers a full-hand grip suitable for pocket and sliding doors
• Low-profile depth of 0.3 inches minimizes protrusion from the door face
• Sold as a single unit, allowing quantity purchasing to match project scope

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush pull replacement or new installation for interior sliding and pocket doors as well as cabinet panels requiring a recessed pull hardware solution.

Installation Notes

Installation requires routing or chiseling a mortise into the door or panel to the specified depth before securing the pull. Power down or disable any motorized door systems before beginning work. Follow applicable local building codes for interior hardware installation. A router with a straight bit, a sharp chisel, and a drill are standard tools for this type of work.