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Door accessories
Door pulls, push and kick plates, flush bolts and panic shields, finished to match the hardware already on the opening.
Door accessories for existing openings
Door accessories are the plates, pulls and bolts that finish an opening: kick and push plates protect the door face, pulls open it, and flush bolts hold the inactive leaf of a pair.
Pulls, push and kick plates, flush bolts and panic shields that finish a commercial opening and protect the door.
They are ordered alongside something else far more often than on their own, which is why they get forgotten until the new lock or closer is already on the door.
How it is specified
- Pulls and push plates. A pull is sized by its center to center dimension and how it mounts: through bolted back to back with a push plate, or post mounted so it stands off the door.
- Kick plates. Sized by door width less a small clearance, typically 2 inches narrower than the door on a single.
- Flush bolts. Flush bolts secure the inactive leaf of a pair of doors at the head and the foot.
- Panic shields. A panic shield covers the gap at the door edge so the push bar of an exit device cannot be worked from outside.
Door accessories: pulls, plates and flush bolts, the full guide
What usually fails
Plates screwed over a damaged door tend to loosen, and the fix is a longer fastener rather than a bigger plate. A flush bolt that no longer engages is usually a dropped inactive leaf or a strike that has moved.
Measure the door width and thickness and tell us the finish already on the opening, so the new part matches the hardware that is staying.
We sell listed hardware and confirm the specification in writing. We are not code consultants; your Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) makes the final call.
Questions about door accessories
Why do most parts here have no price?
Most of this category is configured and special order: the part number only exists once the options are set. A part we list shows its price on its own page; everything else is quoted with the part number, grade, finish, price and lead time, the same business day.
What size kick plate does my door take?
Width is the door width less a small clearance, typically 2 inches narrower than the door on a single leaf. Height is a choice: 8 or 10 inches on most doors, 16 inches and up for armor plates.
What is a panic shield for?
It covers the gap at the door edge so the push bar of an exit device cannot be worked from outside with a wire or a tool.
Everything else on the opening
Exit devicesRim, vertical rod and mortise devices, fire exit hardware
Door closersSurface and floor closers, arms and tracks
Cylindrical locksetsLever locks by ANSI function, deadbolts, keyless
Mortise locksetsMortise locks, bodies, trim and cylinders
Electrified hardwareElectric strikes, maglocks, keypad and electrified locks
Hinges and pivotsBall bearing, continuous geared and pivot sets
Thresholds and sealsThresholds, gasketing, door bottoms, sweeps
Door accessoriesDoor pulls, push and kick plates, flush bolts