Description

The DELTANA FP10225U10B is a solid flush pull designed for sliding, pocket, and barn doors in residential and light commercial applications. The pull sits recessed into the door face, providing a low-profile grip surface that does not project into the door frame or wall pocket. Measuring 10 inches in length by 2-1/4 inches in width by 3/4 inches in depth, it offers a substantial grip area suited to standard and oversized door installations. The oil rubbed bronze finish delivers a dark, hand-applied appearance consistent with traditional and transitional interior hardware schemes. Finish is applied to solid brass construction. Licensed contractors and finish carpenters are the typical installers.

This flush pull is suited for pocket doors, sliding barn doors, and cabinet applications where a projecting handle would interfere with operation or clearance. It fits standard residential door thicknesses and is appropriate for interior applications in both new construction and remodel work. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching hinges, knobs, and plates in the DELTANA hardware line. Sold individually, making it practical for single-door replacement or matching a paired installation one unit at a time.

Key Features

Recessed flush design eliminates handle projection on sliding and pocket doors
10 inches x 2-1/4 inches x 3/4 inches provides a full-length grip surface
Oil rubbed bronze finish for traditional and transitional interior settings
Solid brass construction for durability and finish consistency
Sold individually (EA) with a case quantity of 50 available for volume orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install flush pull for standard residential and light commercial pocket doors, sliding doors, and cabinet doors requiring a recessed pull hardware solution.

Installation Notes

Installation requires mortising a recess into the door face to accept the pull body flush with the door surface. A router with a straight bit and a sharp chisel are standard tools for this work. Power down any associated motorized door hardware before beginning work. Follow local building codes and the door manufacturer’s specifications for mortise depth and fastener requirements.