Ives 22B26 Solid Brass Rectangular Flush Pull Chrome

Product Description

The IVES 22B26 is a rectangular flush pull fabricated from solid brass with a bright chrome finish. Flush pulls are recessed into the door face to provide a low-profile grip for sliding, pocket, or cabinet doors where a projecting handle is not practical or permitted by clearance requirements. This unit measures 3.1 inches in length, 1.4 inches in width, and 0.4 inches in depth, making it suitable for light commercial and residential installations. The bright chrome finish delivers a clean, polished appearance that coordinates with standard architectural hardware. Installation is typically handled by a carpenter, finish hardware installer, or general contractor as part of a door or millwork package.

The 22B26 is well suited for sliding doors, pocket doors, bypass closet doors, and cabinet applications where a recessed pull is specified. Its compact footprint and minimal projection make it a practical choice in high-traffic corridors, office interiors, and residential settings where door clearance is limited. The solid brass construction supports long-term durability in interior environments. This pull is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 10 units.

Key Features

• Solid brass base material for corrosion resistance and dimensional stability
• Bright chrome finish coordinates with standard architectural door hardware
• Recessed profile at 0.4 inches depth eliminates door clearance conflicts
• Compact size at 3.1 inches long by 1.4 inches wide fits standard mortise cutouts
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds — suitable for cabinet and light-duty interior door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation flush pull for interior sliding, pocket, and cabinet doors requiring a recessed rectangular pull in a bright chrome finish.

Installation Notes

Flush pulls require a mortise cutout in the door face sized to match the pull dimensions; verify cutout depth does not compromise door structural integrity before routing. Power down any electrically controlled door hardware and confirm the door is secured before beginning installation. Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or hardware installer using a router and standard hand tools. Follow applicable local building codes for hardware installation in commercial occupancies.