Ives 7215SET26DLH Left Hand Offset Pivot Set

Product Description

The IVES 7215SET26DLH is a left-hand, 3/4 inch offset pivot set rated for doors up to 500 pounds. It is designed for use in commercial door applications where standard butt hinges are not suitable or where a pivot-hung door configuration is required. The set ships in a Satin Chrome finish and is built to handle the mechanical demands of high-traffic commercial entrances. The offset pivot design allows for a 3/4 inch clearance from the door face to the pivot centerline, which is critical for correct door swing geometry. Installation is performed by a licensed finish hardware installer or commercial door contractor.

This pivot set is intended for commercial and institutional door installations where heavy-duty pivot hardware is specified. Typical applications include corridor doors, lobby entrances, and high-traffic openings in schools, hospitals, office buildings, and public facilities. The left-hand designation must be confirmed against the door hand before ordering. The 500-pound load rating accommodates heavy solid-core wood or hollow metal doors common in commercial construction.

Key Features

• 500-pound door weight capacity for heavy-duty commercial use
• 3/4 inch offset configuration for correct door swing geometry
• Left-hand designation for proper handedness-specific installation
• Satin Chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial architectural hardware
• Sold as a complete set for a single door pivot application

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pivot set for commercial hollow metal or heavy wood doors requiring an offset pivot configuration with a 500-pound load rating.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware installer or commercial contractor familiar with pivot-hung door systems. Verify door hand and offset requirements against door frame rough opening specifications before installation. Disconnect or de-energize any electrified hardware integrated into the door assembly before beginning work. Refer to ANSI and BHMA standards for proper pivot placement relative to door height and weight.