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Installation Instructions Wood Door – TG 9387 single-sided non-locking pull

Updated

1. Disassemble pull

 Single ladder pull hardware-wood door

                              Description12”18”24”36”42"48"60"72"
1TG 9387 B2B GL pull handle, internal279-105  279-106279-124279-107279-108279-119 279-109279-117
 Rose, TG138 -1” OD                           979-104    
2Threaded Insert, 1/2-20 UNF, M6 x 1.0 NLLP                           979-010    
4Anchor, threaded, M6-1.0 x 12.5 mm                          979-028    
5Rod, threaded M6-1.0 x 1-3/4”                          979-032    
6Gasket, 1” OD
Permanently attached to standoff and rose at factory.		                          979-107    
81/4-20 x 1-5/8” socket head cap screw                          900-203    
9Bushing, plastic, TG 138 5/8 - 3/4 GL                         979-031    
111/4-20 x 3/8” set screw, cone point, 
interior pull 		                         900-202    

Fig. 1 Single pull assembly - rose removal

Fig. 2  Wood door single ladder pull hardware

  1.  Remove rose assemblies from single pull handle.
    • Threaded insert (3) has Loctite® applied at factory. Insert is removed with rose.
    • Gaskets (6) are secured to rose and to standoff at factory.

2. Prepare pull assembly for wood door installation

Pull handle hardware

                              Description
3Threaded Insert, 1/2-20 UNF, M6 x 1.0 NLLP
4Anchor, threaded, M6-1.0 x 12.5 mm
5Rod, threaded M6-1.0 x 1-3/4”
6Gasket, 1” OD
Permanently affixed to standoff at factory
7 Rod, threaded M6-1.0 x 3-1/4” (for wood door)
81/4-20 x 1-5/8” socket head cap screw
9Bushing, plastic, TG 138 5/8 - 3/4 GL
11 1/4-20 x 3/8” set screw, cone point, interior pull 

Fig. 3 Threaded rods

Fig. 4 Single pull standoff and hardware, 1-3/4 inch threaded rod

Fig. 5 Single pull standoff and hardware, 3-1/4” threaded rod for wood door

NOTICE

Threaded rods for wood door.
Ladder pulls are shipped from factory with 1-3/4” threaded rods.

3-1/4” threaded rods (item # 7) are required for wood doors. These rods will be in a hardware 
bag in the box.
Pull hardware is factory assembled to the external pull handle standoffs.

  1. Remove 1-3/4” threaded rod, anchor and bushing from each standoff.
    1. Using a 1/8” hex key, loosen setscrew (11) and remove 1-3/4” threaded rod (5) with anchor (4) and 
      bushing (9) from standoff.
    2.  Remove 1-3/4” threaded rod (5) from anchor (4).
  2. Install 3-1/4” threaded rod and anchor.
    1. Thread the 3-1/4” threaded rod into the anchor (4) and move the assembly inside the standoff as shown in Fig. 5.
      • Threaded rod must be against socket head cap screw (8) and anchor (4) positioned to be flush with end of standoff
    2. Using a 1/8” hex key, tighten each set screw (11) against its threaded anchor (4).
    3. Bushing (9) is not required for wood doors.

3. Assemble pull assembly to wood door

Pull handle hardware

1TG 9387 GL pull handle, internal
2Rose, TG 9387, 1” OD
3Threaded Insert, 1/2-20 UNF, M6 x 1.0 NLLP
4 Anchor, threaded, M6-1.0 x 12.5 mm
6Gasket, 1” OD
Permanently affixed to standoff at factory
7Rod, threaded M6-1.0 x 3-1/4” (for wood door)
81/4-20 x 1-5/8” socket head cap screw
111/4-20 x 3/8” set screw, cone point (Factory installed)
CAUTION
  • Use caution when handling wood door

Fig. 6  Threaded rod trim length

Fig. 7 Internal pull installed against wood door

  1. Drill holes for ladder pull threaded rods in door.
    1. Reference the architectural drawings to determine hole locations in the door.
    2. Drill a 9/32” [9] thru-hole for each threaded rod.
  1. Place ladder pull assembly against wood door.
    1. Align ladder pull standoffs with holes in wood door and insert threaded rods into holes in door.
    2. Push internal pull assembly toward wood door until standoff gaskets are flush with wood door surface.
  2. Trim threaded rods.
    1. Trim threaded rods to a length of 9/16”. This is necessary to ensure the rose assembly can 
      pull and secure the ladder pull to the door
  3. Install rose assemblies onto threaded rods.
    1. Thread each rose assembly onto its threaded rod and tighten.

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