Pamex DD091035SN Push Plate Satin Nickel 3.5x15 in

Product Description

The PAMEX DD091035SN is a satin nickel push plate designed for commercial and residential door hardware applications. Measuring 3.5 inches wide by 15 inches tall with a profile depth of 0.1 inches, this push plate mounts flush to the door face and provides a clean, professional entry point for high-traffic doors. The satin nickel finish delivers a subdued metallic appearance suited to modern and transitional interior environments. Weighing 0.75 pounds, it is lightweight and straightforward to install on wood, hollow metal, and aluminum doors. It is sold individually and is also available by the case.

This push plate is appropriate for interior and entry doors in both residential and light commercial settings, including offices, retail spaces, and multifamily buildings. It suits doors that require a push-side surface protector paired with a separate pull handle or exit device on the opposite face. Typical applications include corridor doors, conference room entries, and vestibule doors where hardware durability and finish consistency are required across multiple openings.

Key Features

• Satin nickel finish for a clean, low-glare appearance in commercial and residential interiors
• Compact 0.1-inch profile sits flush against the door surface
• 3.5-inch width by 15-inch height provides substantial coverage for high-contact door areas
• Lightweight at 0.75 pounds for easy single-technician installation
• Sold individually with a case quantity of 10 for multi-door projects

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or general contractor using basic hand tools. Mark and pre-drill fastener holes to avoid splitting the door stile, particularly on wood doors. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and flat before securing the plate to prevent warping or finish contact issues. Consult local building codes for required hardware placement heights on accessible or ADA-compliant openings.