Prime Line Products N 7209 Mortise Cup Door Pull Satin Nickel 2pk

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS N 7209 is a satin nickel mortise cup closet door pull sold in a 2-pack. Constructed from stamped steel, each pull features an outside diameter of 2.125 inches and a depth of 0.3125 inches, designed to set flush within a mortised recess in the door panel. The low-profile cup sits below the door surface when installed correctly, eliminating any protrusion that could catch on adjacent panels. This hardware is suited for residential closet applications and is typically installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, or experienced DIYers working on interior sliding or bypassing door systems.

These mortise cup pulls are intended for use on bypassing closet panel doors where a recessed grip is needed for smooth, snag-free operation. The flush-mount design keeps the pull out of the way as door panels slide past one another. The satin nickel finish provides a neutral appearance compatible with a wide range of interior hardware finishes. This product is used by multiple door and closet manufacturers as a standard component in sliding panel door assemblies.

Key Features

• Stamped steel construction for consistent dimensional accuracy and durability
• Flush mortise-mount design prevents protrusion between bypassing panels
• Outside diameter of 2.125 inches fits standard mortise cup cutouts
• Depth of 0.3125 inches for minimal door material removal during installation
• Satin nickel finish for a clean, low-glare appearance
• 2-pack quantity covers a standard two-panel bypassing closet door set

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or new-installation mortise cup pull for bypassing closet panel doors. Used by many closet door manufacturers as an OEM-style component in residential sliding door assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters or skilled DIYers using basic hand tools. Mark the mortise location precisely before cutting to avoid oversizing the recess. To protect the finish during nail installation, use needle-nose pliers to hold each nail while hammering, then drive the nail flush using a nail set rather than a hammer face directly against the pull. Ensure the door panel is properly supported and stationary before beginning any drilling or cutting operations.