Product Description
PDQ’s 6N narrow escutcheon exit device trim is designed to pair with our 6300 and 6400 exit devices. It comes with a wide range of 6 different lever styles to choose from and 6 different lever functions. A good choice for both narrow and wide stile devices, this exit device trim can be customized to fit your needs.
Our narrow escutcheon exit device trim not only improves security, but it also combines style and functionality. It’s perfect for commercial buildings that have high traffic, but also require a simple look. Connect with a sales rep local to your area to learn more about PDQ’s 6N exit device trim.
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At PDQ, we pride ourselves on our ability to engineer products that can be tailored to work in any commercial building setting. Learn about the main characteristics and advantages of our 6N narrow escutcheon exit device trim.
- Choose from 6 different lever styles: Philadelphia, Boston, Miami, Orlando, Chicago, Los Angeles
- There are 7 different finishes available: 605(US3), 606(US4), 613E, 622(US19), 625(US26), 626(US26D), 630(US32D)
Designed with style and security in mind, choose the 6N exit device trim to secure your building.
Features & Benefits
Certifications
Compliance is important, make sure you stay compliant with PDQ’s 6N narrow escutcheon exit device trim.
- It is ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and ICC/ANSI 117.1 compliant, ensuring your building is accessible and usable for all
Elevate your space with confidence by choosing PDQ’s narrow escutcheon exit device trim.
FAQs
What's the difference between the 6N and 6W exit device trim?
The 6N is a narrow escutcheon sized for slim door stiles, while the 6W uses a wider escutcheon plate meant for standard wide-stile doors. Both are lever-operated and ADA compliant, but the 6N is the one to specify when the door's narrow aluminum stile doesn't have room for a wide-format trim.
Which exit devices work with the 6N trim?
The 6N is compatible with both PDQ's 6300 and 6400 series exit devices, covering wide and narrow stile chassis configurations alike. That dual compatibility makes it a flexible spec choice on projects mixing narrow storefront doors with standard wide-stile openings.
Is the 6N narrow escutcheon ADA compliant?
Yes, the 6N meets ADA and ICC/ANSI A117.1 accessibility standards because it's lever-operated rather than knob-operated. It requires no tight grasping, pinching, or twisting motion to open, so it's appropriate for accessible-route entrances on narrow stile aluminum doors.
How many lever style and finish options does the 6N offer?
The 6N is available in six lever designs (Philadelphia, Boston, Miami, Orlando, Chicago, and Los Angeles), across seven finishes, including satin chromium (626), satin stainless steel (630), and dark oxidized satin bronze (613E). Six lever function options are offered to match different door security needs.
Where is 6N narrow escutcheon trim typically used?
The 6N is typically used on narrow stile aluminum storefront and vestibule doors in high-traffic commercial buildings, such as retail entrances and office lobbies, where a full-width escutcheon plate won't fit the door's stile. It pairs lever operation with the security of a 6300/6400 series exit device.
Lever Designs & Finishes
Discover our wide array of durable finishes and levers for PDQ’s 6N narrow escutcheon exit device trim. Upgrade your area with our 6N exit device trim. Choose any finish or lever style to compliment your building design and door hardware.
Finishes
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