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Door Pulls

Door pulls beyond the cabinet. Door pulls are the larger-format pulls used on passage, pocket, barn, and entry doors rather...

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Door pulls beyond the cabinet

Door pulls are the larger-format pulls used on passage, pocket, barn, and entry doors rather than cabinets. The category overlaps with cabinet hardware in shape language. Many manufacturers sell scaled-up versions of their cabinet pulls as door pulls. But the load, mounting, and thickness requirements diverge. A door pull bolts through a solid-wood or solid-core door and gets pulled by an adult hundreds of times a year.

Where each shape goes

Sliding barn doors and pocket doors usually take long ladder-style pulls running 12 to 36 inches, mounted vertically near the leading edge. Pantry passage doors take shorter pulls (6 to 12 inches), either vertical or angled. Entry doors take heavy ladder pulls in matched back-to-back pairs, mounted with through-bolts that cross the door thickness. Glass shower doors use a similar ladder pull but with a glass-clip mount instead of through-bolts.

Mounting and material

Door thickness matters more here than on cabinet hardware. A thick solid-wood entry door needs through-bolts long enough to reach. Standard residential doors run 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches thick; commercial doors go thicker. Order pulls with mounting hardware specified for the door thickness, not just the pull length. Material matters in exposed installs: an unfinished iron pull on an outdoor entry will rust within a season, while stainless steel and lacquered brass hold up indefinitely. For pocket and sliding doors, mounting clearance behind the door surface matters, since some pulls are flush-mount and others surface-mount.

Coordinating with cabinet hardware

Door pulls usually pair with a deadbolt and latch in the same finish. The cabinet hardware inside the house doesn't have to match the entry door hardware exactly. It should sit in the same finish family. A matte black entry pull works with matte black or oil-rubbed cabinet hardware; satin brass at the entry pairs with satin or unlacquered brass on the cabinets. For the cabinet side of the project, see bar pulls.

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