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801X Flush Finger Pull describes a Knape and Vogt sliding door pull designed as a recessed grip for bypass doors, so the door can slide past an adjacent panel without surface hardware catching. The product is part of the Builders Hardware sliding door hardware class, which places it in the type of components used to operate sliding doors rather than hinged doors. The finger pull is nickel-plated, giving the recessed grip a metallic finish that matches other nickel hardware on the job. This pull is classified specifically as a sliding door pull, so it is intended to provide a finger hold in the door edge or face where a traditional knob or handle would interfere with the sliding track. The manufacturer designates it as 801X NP, linking the part number to this exact diameter and finish when matching existing installations or specifying from plans.
The finger pull depth is specified as 1/4 inch, so the recess into the door is shallow enough to suit many bypass door constructions where only a modest pocket is practical. With a diameter noted as .775 inch/.770 inch, the pull is sized for a round opening in that range, which guides drilling or boring operations to achieve a snug fit. The product is identified as a flush finger pull, which indicates that once installed into the bored hole the pull sits close to the door surface so the sliding panel can pass another door or frame without interference. The description states that it is not for sliding glass doors, directing its use instead to non-glass bypass doors where the door material can accept a bored recess.
The web description defines this hardware as an 801X flush finger pull for bypass doors, so it fits projects where two doors move on parallel tracks and need a low-profile grip. Because the part is categorized as sliding door hardware, it is intended for sliding door applications rather than pivoting or hinged doors. The stated 1/4 inch depth means the recess does not extend deeply into the door, which suits thinner bypass doors commonly found in cabinet or closet-style installations. A .775 inch/.770 inch diameter finger pull is sized for a modest round opening, so it adapts to doors where there is limited stile width or rail height available for boring the pull location. The note that it is not for sliding glass doors directs this pull toward wood or similar door materials that can be drilled for the required recess and support the installed cup.
The product name identifies this as a 31/32 inch flush finger pull, aligning with the .775 inch/.770 inch diameter range so the hole sizing and pull identity correspond in practical layout. The nickel-plated description ties to the brass, nickel finish listing in the web description, making color and finish selection predictable when coordinating visible hardware on multiple doors. Being labeled as a flush finger pull indicates the pull is intended to sit recessed rather than proud of the door surface, which helps bypass doors slide freely on tracks without the grip contacting adjacent panels. This item is specified by Knape and Vogt under manufacturer part number 801X NP, so replacement or additional units can be matched to existing installations by referencing that exact part designation. The SAP description 801X NP DOOR PULLS NICKEL echoes the same identity and finish, giving specifiers and installers a consistent reference when ordering the same sliding door pull across different jobs.
The 801X flush finger pull is described as a finger pull for bypass doors, so it is intended for sliding bypass door applications where recessed hardware is needed.
The Knape and Vogt 801X NP finger pull has a depth of 1/4 inch, so the recess pocket into the door is shallow and suited to many bypass door thicknesses.
The sliding door finger pull is specified with a .775 inch/.770 inch diameter, indicating it is designed for a round opening in that approximate size range.
The web description states that it is not for sliding glass doors, so it is directed toward non-glass bypass door materials.
The 801X NP door pull is described as nickel-plated with a brass, nickel finish listing, so it provides a nickel appearance for coordinating visible hardware.
This finger pull is identified as Knape and Vogt manufacturer part 801X NP, with SAP description 801X NP DOOR PULLS NICKEL for consistent reference.
The 801X Flush Finger Pull for bypass doors from Knape and Vogt pairs a 1/4 inch depth with a .775 inch/.770 inch diameter, so its dimensions suit a compact, recessed grip in sliding door layouts. The nickel-plated finish described for this 801X NP door pull provides a defined metallic look that aligns with nickel hardware selections elsewhere on the project. With its classification as sliding door hardware and part identity 801X NP, this pull offers a clearly specified option when choosing or repeating a flush finger pull in bypass door work.
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