Universal Elevator Landing Door Flush Pull Handle

This wrought flush pull provides a compact, recessed finger grip for elevator landing doors without the projection of a conventional surface-mounted handle. Its universal, non-proprietary design makes it suitable for a variety of elevator landing door applications without tying the replacement hardware to a specific elevator manufacturer or proprietary door system.

The flush profile is particularly beneficial on private residence elevator landing doors where minimizing projections can help support clearance-conscious installations. ASME A17.1 requirements commonly referred to as the “3/4 & 4 rule” establish maximum clearances between swing landing doors, landing sills, and elevator car doors or gates. A recessed finger pull helps preserve valuable clearance compared with projecting door-pull hardware. Final code compliance depends on the complete entrance configuration and locally adopted code requirements.

Available finishes include Satin Stainless Steel, Bright Brass, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, Dark Oxidized Bronze, Black Suede Powder Coat, and White Powder Coat. Additional finishes may be available by request for coordination with existing elevator entrances and architectural hardware.

• Type: Wrought flush pull / recessed finger grip
• Application: Elevator landing and hoistway doors
• Configuration: Universal, non-proprietary
• Required mortise: 1-1/8" W x 2-9/16" H x 15/32" D
• Overall size: 1-3/8" wide x 3-3/16" high
• Mounting: Concealed fasteners
• Profile: Low-profile recessed grip
• Design benefit: Minimizes projection from the landing door surface
• Finish options: Satin Stainless Steel, Bright Brass, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, Dark Oxidized Bronze, Black Suede Powder Coat, and White Powder Coat
• Additional finishes available by request

Elevator landing door components should be installed by qualified elevator or door personnel in accordance with the applicable ASME A17.1 edition, locally adopted codes, equipment requirements, and site conditions. Proper installation and verification of the complete entrance assembly are necessary to ensure required door clearances are maintained.