Ives 820010416 Push Plate 4 X 16 Inches Satin Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 820010416 is a push plate designed for commercial and residential door applications where high-traffic entry points require surface protection and a clean, finished appearance. Measuring 4 inches wide by 16 inches long with a profile depth of 0.1 inches, this plate mounts flush to the door face and shields the door surface from repeated hand contact. The satin bronze finish provides a warm, low-sheen look consistent with architectural hardware standards. Weighing 1 pound, it is lightweight enough for single-technician installation. Door hardware specialists and general contractors typically handle this type of fitting during new construction or retrofit projects.

Push plates of this profile are used on interior and exterior doors in commercial offices, institutional facilities, healthcare environments, and multi-family residential buildings. The 4 inches by 16 inches footprint suits standard-width doors and aligns with common mortise and cylindrical lockset configurations. This plate is sold as a single unit and pairs with door pulls, kick plates, and other IVES door trim accessories to create a coordinated hardware set across an opening.

Key Features

• 4 inches x 16 inches plate size suits standard door face mounting
• 0.1-inch profile keeps the plate low-projection on the door surface
• Satin bronze finish coordinates with architectural hardware in matching finish families
• Lightweight at 1 pound for straightforward single-technician installation
• Sold as a single unit for per-opening or mixed-quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mount push plate compatible with standard commercial and residential door assemblies requiring a 4 inches x 16 inches protection plate in a satin bronze finish.

Installation Notes

Push plates are typically installed by door hardware technicians or general contractors using standard hand tools and manufacturer-supplied or field-sourced fasteners. Before installation, confirm the door face material and thickness to select appropriate screw length and type. No power disconnection is required, but verify the door swing and hardware placement against applicable building code clearance requirements before fastening. Do not overtighten fasteners on hollow-core doors, as this may deform the door face.