Ives 218B5 Finger Pull 1 Inch Antique Brass Pack of 4

Product Description

The IVES 218B5 is a finger pull finished in antique brass, sold in a pack of 4. Finger pulls are recessed or surface-mounted pulls installed in doors, cabinet faces, and sliding panels to allow easy manual operation without a projecting handle. This model measures 1.2 inches in length and 1.2 inches in width, with a profile height of 0.1 inches, making it a low-profile hardware accessory suited for flush or near-flush installations. The antique brass finish provides a traditional aesthetic appropriate for commercial and residential door and millwork applications. Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters, door hardware installers, or general contractors.

The 218B5 is appropriate for use in residential and light commercial settings where a discreet pull is needed on doors, cabinet panels, or sliding assemblies. The low-profile dimensions make it well suited for applications where a projecting pull would interfere with adjacent surfaces or clearances. The antique brass finish coordinates with other IVES architectural hardware accessories in matching finishes for a consistent door or millwork package.

Key Features

• Low-profile design at 0.1 inches height — minimal projection from door or panel surface
• 1.2 inch length and 1.2 inch width provide a compact, discreet pull footprint
• Antique brass finish suits traditional and transitional architectural styles
• Sold as a pack of 4, reducing per-unit cost on multi-door or multi-cabinet installations
• Part of the IVES door accessory hardware line, designed to coordinate with other IVES finish hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation finger pull for residential and light commercial doors, cabinet faces, and sliding panels requiring a compact, low-profile pull in an antique brass finish.

Installation Notes

Finger pulls of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters or door hardware technicians using standard hand tools. Verify door or panel thickness and surface material before installation to ensure proper fastener selection. Follow applicable building or millwork specifications for hardware placement and fastener torque. Power down any electronically operated door systems before servicing hardware on automated panels.