Ives 22B15 Solid Brass Rectangular Flush Pull Satin Nickel

Product Description

The IVES 22B15 is a solid brass rectangular flush pull finished in satin nickel, designed for installation in doors, panels, and cabinetry where a low-profile pull is required. Flush pulls sit recessed into the door surface, eliminating protruding hardware that can snag clothing or obstruct sliding door operation. Measuring 3.15 inches in length, 1.35 inches in width, and 0.35 inches in height, this pull fits standard routed mortise pockets. At 0.1 pounds, it is lightweight without sacrificing the durability that solid brass construction provides. The satin nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of commercial and residential architectural hardware.

This flush pull is suited for sliding doors, pocket doors, cabinet faces, and interior passage doors in both residential and light commercial applications. It is commonly installed by finish carpenters, millwork installers, and general contractors during the trim-out phase of construction or renovation. The compact rectangular profile makes it a practical choice wherever a clean, unobtrusive pull is needed on a flush door surface.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for long-term durability and corrosion resistance
• Recessed flush profile eliminates protrusion on door face
• Satin nickel finish suits a wide range of architectural hardware sets
• Compact dimensions: 3.15 inches long, 1.35 inches wide, 0.35 inches deep
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Sold individually; available in case quantities of 10

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush pull replacement or new installation component for sliding doors, pocket doors, and flush-panel cabinet or passage doors requiring a standard rectangular mortise-mount pull.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or general contractor using a router or chisel to cut the mortise pocket to match the pull dimensions before setting the hardware flush with the door face. Power down or disengage any automated door hardware before servicing the door. Fasten with appropriate screws for the door material and verify the pull sits fully recessed before final fastening. Follow local building codes for hardware specifications in commercial applications.