Ives 8302810B416 Straight Pull 8in Round 4x16 Plate Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The IVES 8302810B416 is a straight door pull featuring a 3/4 inch round grip profile mounted to a 4 inch x 16 inch backing plate in an oil rubbed bronze finish. The pull itself measures 8 inches in length, providing a solid, ergonomic grip point for commercial and residential door applications. The backing plate distributes load across the door face, protecting the surface and reinforcing the mounting area. This hardware is installed by finish carpenters, door and hardware contractors, and commercial glazing crews on both wood and metal door assemblies. The oil rubbed bronze finish provides a dark, matte appearance consistent with period and transitional architectural styles.

This pull is suited for interior and exterior door applications including office entry doors, corridor doors, restroom facilities, and retail storefronts. It is commonly specified on wood, hollow metal, and aluminum-framed doors where a traditional or transitional aesthetic is required. The 4 inch x 16 inch plate format accommodates standard door thicknesses and provides ample surface area for secure fastener placement. Hardware specifiers, architects, and contractors in commercial construction frequently call out this pull format in finish hardware schedules for projects requiring coordinated door accessories.

Key Features

• 8 inch straight pull with 3/4 inch round cross-section grip
• 4 inch x 16 inch backing plate for load distribution and door face protection
• Oil rubbed bronze finish suited to transitional and traditional architectural styles
• Sold individually as a single unit
• Weighs 2.76 pounds for substantial feel and durable construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style architectural door pull for use on standard commercial and residential swinging doors where a round-profile straight pull with a full backing plate is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed finish hardware contractor or experienced carpenter. Power down any access-controlled door hardware before drilling or fastening to avoid damage to electronic components. Use appropriate fasteners for the door substrate material and follow ANSI and applicable local building code requirements for hardware placement and door reinforcement. Do not overtighten mounting fasteners on hollow-core doors without backing plates or reinforcement blocking.