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2-13/16" stick-on pull from EPCO provides a compact grip point on sliding doors, so glass panels can be moved without handling the edge of the glass. The FLUSH PULL, STICK-ON design keeps the pull low profile on the door surface, which helps maintain a clean sliding path with minimal projection into the opening. As a piece of Sliding Door Hardware, this pull serves as the handhold that lets the panel travel smoothly along its track in normal use.
This EPCO sliding door pull is described as an economy sliding door pull for glass, which suits projects where many glass panels need a consistent pull style. The glass door stick on pull is backed with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA), so it bonds to the glass surface through that adhesive layer rather than mechanical fasteners. That PSA-backed construction allows the pull to be positioned on the glass face where users naturally reach when opening or closing the door.
This glass door stick on pull is backed with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA), and that PSA backing is what secures the pull to the glass surface, which allows the pull to function as the grab point without penetrating the glass. Because it is defined as a FLUSH PULL, STICK-ON, the pull is intended to sit close to the glass plane, so it occupies minimal depth where sliding doors move past fixed panels or adjacent doors. The 2-13/16" stick-on pull size offers a defined area for the hand, which helps users operate the sliding door by pushing or pulling near the panel edge.
As an economy sliding door pull for glass, the EPCO GP17-A part can be specified on multiple panels within one project, so the same pull style appears across each sliding door opening. The product name notes this pull as aluminum, and that aluminum construction provides a rigid body for the handhold, which supports repeated sliding motions in standard door use. Within the Builders Hardware|Sliding Door Pulls category, this pull serves as the functional interface between the glass door and the user.
The Web Description identifies this product as an economy sliding door pull for glass, which aligns it with glass sliding door applications where a simple, repeatable grip is needed. Because it is a glass door stick on pull backed with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA), it is intended for direct application to the glass surface, which allows the pull to sit on the panel face wherever a user-friendly position is required. The FLUSH PULL, STICK-ON classification points to sliding door layouts where a low-profile pull is needed so the door can pass close to a wall, jamb, or adjacent glass panel.
The 2-13/16" stick-on pull dimension describes the size of the pull itself, which is suitable where a compact, finger-ready grip is appropriate instead of a long handle. This sliding door pull sits within the Builders Hardware|Sliding Door Pulls category and the Sliding Door Hardware product class, which groups it with other parts used specifically for sliding door movement. With the product identified as an EPCO sliding door pull and manufacturer part GP17-A, it can be referenced clearly in project documents when specifying sliding glass door components.
The glass door stick on pull backed with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) uses that adhesive layer as the bonding method, which removes the need for a mechanical interface through the glass and provides a uniform way to mount the pull across multiple doors. Because the pull is described as FLUSH PULL, STICK-ON, it is meant to remain close to the glass, which helps sliding glass doors operate in tight clearances without a protruding handle catching on nearby surfaces. The aluminum construction noted in the product name gives the pull a solid body, which supports repeated hand contact in daily sliding door use.
As an economy sliding door pull for glass, this EPCO sliding door pull is well suited where multiple glass doors share the same hardware standard, which simplifies ordering by using one manufacturer part number GP17-A across the project. The 2-13/16" stick-on pull size ensures every door has a consistent grip location, which supports uniform sliding door operation from panel to panel. The Sliding Door Hardware classification further defines its role in the assembly: it is the user touchpoint that allows the glass panel to slide along its track.
The EPCO GP17-A pull is described as an economy sliding door pull for glass, so it serves sliding glass door applications where a compact pull is needed on the panel face.
The glass door stick-on pull is backed with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA), which bonds the pull to the glass surface so the pull can act as the gripping point for sliding the door.
The FLUSH PULL, STICK-ON description indicates a low-profile pull fixed to the door surface, which helps sliding glass doors move in close clearances without a projecting handle.
The 2-13/16" stick-on pull size defines a compact gripping area on the glass, which supports fingertip control of the sliding door while leaving most of the glass surface clear.
This EPCO product is listed under Builders Hardware in the Sliding Door Pulls category and the Sliding Door Hardware product class, which defines its role as a pull for sliding doors.
The GP17-A manufacturer part number identifies this specific EPCO 2-13/16" stick-on flush pull, which helps specify the exact sliding door pull style in project documentation.
The EPCO 2-13/16" stick-on pull marked as FLUSH PULL, STICK-ON gives sliding glass door projects a defined gripping point that stays close to the door surface. As an economy sliding door pull for glass in the Sliding Door Hardware class, it supports straightforward use where multiple panels share one pull style. Using the EPCO GP17-A part number ties the selection directly to this glass door stick on pull backed with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA), so the specified pull matches the intended sliding door application.
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