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This mortise cup closet door pull is constructed of stamped steel and comes finished in satin nickel. The outside diameter of this pull is 2-1/8 in. and it has a depth of 5/16 in.. These mortise cups set flush in the door and are used on by-passing closet panel doors to provide a pull for ease of opening and closing, and it they are used by many manufacturers. This item includes 2 pulls and 4 nails per package. Installation tip: to avoid damaging the pulls during installation; use a pair of needle nose pliers to hold the nails while hammering, then finish driving the nails with a nail set to seat them in place.
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FHC N7209 Mortise Closet Door Pull - 5/16" Depth x 2-1/8" Outside Diameter - Solid Steel - Satin Nickel Finish - pack of 2
Item #: N7209 by Frameless Hardware Company LLC
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- These stamped steel mortise cup pulls are designed for use on by-passing closet door systems
- These closet door pulls have a 2-1/8 in. outside diameter and a depth of 5/16 in
- Comes in a satin nickel finish
- Constructed of solid steel
- For further dimensional information, please see the line drawing
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Overview:
This mortise cup closet door pull is constructed of stamped steel and comes finished in satin nickel. The outside diameter of this pull is 2-1/8 in. and it has a depth of 5/16 in.. These mortise cups set flush in the door and are used on by-passing closet panel doors to provide a pull for ease of opening and closing, and it they are used by many manufacturers. This item includes 2 pulls and 4 nails per package. Installation tip: to avoid damaging the pulls during installation; use a pair of needle nose pliers to hold the nails while hammering, then finish driving the nails with a nail set to seat them in place.