Ives 227B10B Large Rectangular Flush Pull Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 227B10B is a large rectangular flush pull finished in oil rubbed bronze, manufactured from solid brass. Flush pulls mount flush with the door surface, providing a low-profile grip point for sliding, pocket, and cabinet doors where a projecting handle is not practical. The solid brass construction delivers corrosion resistance and long-term finish stability in both interior and light-duty commercial environments. At 3.6 inches long and 1.75 inches wide, this pull fits standard routed mortise pockets and suits applications where a clean, hardware-forward aesthetic is required. Installation is handled by finish carpenters, millwork installers, and general contractors.

This flush pull is suited for residential and light commercial door applications including pocket doors, sliding barn doors, cabinet doors, and passage doors where a recessed pull is specified. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching IVES door hardware and architectural trim accessories. Sold individually, it is commonly specified in renovation, new construction, and millwork projects requiring a consistent finish across all door hardware.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for corrosion resistance and dimensional stability
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for a dark, aged-bronze architectural appearance
• Large rectangular profile at 3.6 inches long by 1.75 inches wide
• Low-profile flush-mount design eliminates projecting hardware on sliding and pocket doors
• Sold individually with a case quantity of 10 available for project-volume orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush pull replacement or new-installation component for standard mortised pocket door and cabinet door applications requiring a large rectangular flush pull form factor.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or millwork installer. A mortise must be routed into the door face to accept the flush pull body before fastening. Power down or disable any associated locking hardware before servicing a door assembly. Follow applicable local building codes for door hardware installation in commercial occupancies.