Pamex DD091035BL Solid Brass Push Plate Matte Black

Product Description

The PAMEX DD091035BL is a solid brass push plate finished in matte black, designed for installation on commercial and residential entry doors. Measuring 3.5 inches wide by 15 inches tall, it provides a durable, low-profile surface for hand contact at high-traffic door locations. The solid brass construction delivers corrosion resistance and structural integrity suited to demanding daily use. Door hardware professionals and general contractors install this push plate as part of a complete door hardware package or as a standalone replacement on existing door setups.

This push plate is appropriate for both residential and commercial applications where a clean, modern matte black aesthetic is specified. It is commonly installed on wood, hollow metal, and aluminum storefront doors in offices, retail spaces, multifamily residential buildings, and institutional settings. At 0.1 inches in profile thickness, it sits flush to the door face without interfering with door operation or adjacent hardware.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for long-term durability and corrosion resistance
• Matte black finish suits contemporary and commercial design specifications
• Low-profile at 0.1 inches thickness, minimizing door face protrusion
• Dimensions of 3.5 inches x 15 inches meet standard push plate sizing for most commercial door preps
• Sold individually, with case quantity of 10 available for multi-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style push plate replacement or new installation component for standard commercial and residential doors accepting surface-mounted push plate hardware.

Installation Notes

Push plates are typically installed by door hardware specialists, general contractors, or finish carpenters. Before installation, confirm the door face is clean and free of debris to ensure proper contact and fastener bite. Mounting screws are typically driven through pre-drilled holes in the plate into the door face; verify screw length is appropriate for the door material to avoid blow-through. Consult local building codes for ADA-compliant door hardware placement requirements on accessible routes.