Ives 221B716 Round Flush Pull Solid Brass Aged Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 221B716 is a round flush pull crafted from solid brass and finished in an aged bronze tone. Flush pulls are recessed hardware components installed into doors, panels, or cabinetry to provide a low-profile grip for opening and closing. This unit measures 2-1/8 inches in diameter and sits flush with the door surface when installed, eliminating any protruding hardware that could catch on frames or adjacent surfaces. At 0.05 pounds, it is a lightweight single-unit fitting suited for interior passage doors, sliding doors, pocket doors, and cabinetry. Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters, millwork contractors, or door hardware technicians.

This flush pull is appropriate for residential and light commercial interior applications where a clean, recessed hardware profile is required. Typical installations include pocket doors, bi-fold doors, barn-style sliding doors, and cabinet face frames where a projecting pull is not desirable. The aged bronze finish coordinates with other architectural hardware in similar warm, dark finishes. It is sold individually and packaged in cases of 20 units, making it practical for both single-door repairs and multi-door new construction projects.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for durability and corrosion resistance in interior environments
• 2-1/8 inch round profile provides a standard flush-mount footprint
• Aged bronze finish suits traditional and transitional architectural hardware schemes
• Low-profile recessed design eliminates projecting hardware on door faces
• Sold as a single unit; case quantity of 20 available for larger projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush pull for interior pocket doors, sliding doors, and cabinetry requiring a standard round recessed pull fitting.

Installation Notes

Installation requires routing or chiseling a recess in the door face to the correct depth and diameter before seating the pull. A licensed finish carpenter or experienced door hardware installer should verify door thickness is sufficient to accept the pull without compromising structural integrity. Ensure all door panels are secured and stationary before drilling or routing. Follow applicable building codes for hardware installation in commercial applications.