Function *

Single-cylinder locks only feature a locking mechanism requiring a key on one side, the double-cylinder has it on both - meaning you will need a key for the exterior and the interior. Dummy locks are non-functional.

Exterior Finish *

Interior Finish *

Rosettes *

Backset *

The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the 2-1/8-inch bore hole. In the United States, there are two common backsets for residential door locks: 2 3/8 inches and 2 3/4 inches

Door Thickness *

Latch Type *

Most residential doors are mortised for either a square latch or round corner latch. Drive-in latches do not have a faceplate. They are usually used for hollow doors.

Complimentary Keying *

Keycode

Function *

Single-cylinder locks only feature a locking mechanism requiring a key on one side, the double-cylinder has it on both - meaning you will need a key for the exterior and the interior. Dummy locks are non-functional.

Exterior Finish *

Interior Finish *

Backset *

The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the 2-1/8-inch bore hole. In the United States, there are two common backsets for residential door locks: 2 3/8 inches and 2 3/4 inches

Door Thickness *

Latch Type *

Most residential doors are mortised for either a square latch or round corner latch. Drive-in latches do not have a faceplate. They are usually used for hollow doors.

Complimentary Keying *

Function *

Single-cylinder locks only feature a locking mechanism requiring a key on one side, the double-cylinder has it on both - meaning you will need a key for the exterior and the interior. Dummy locks are non-functional.

Exterior Finish *

Interior Finish *

Knob/Lever *

Backset *

The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the 2-1/8-inch bore hole. In the United States, there are two common backsets for residential door locks: 2 3/8 inches and 2 3/4 inches

Door Thickness *

Latch Type *

Most residential doors are mortised for either a square latch or round corner latch. Drive-in latches do not have a faceplate. They are usually used for hollow doors.

CF Mechanism *

CF Mechanism: Emtek's Concealed Fastener Mechanism (CF Mechanism) is an optional upgrade to your order and consists of concealed screws (no exposed screws). The chassis design of the CF Mechanism is spring-loaded on both sides and comes standard with the 28° Latch. 28 degree latch: A latch that requires less rotation on the handle to disengage the latch mechanism. Useful for people with ergonomic concerns, like users who suffer from arthritis.

Handing (Door Levers Only)

Finish *

Exterior Finish *

Interior Finish *

Exterior Finish *

Interior Finish *

Knob/Lever *

Handing

Door Thickness *

Backset *

The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the 2-1/8-inch bore hole. In the United States, there are two common backsets for residential door locks: 2 3/8 inches and 2 3/4 inches

Complimentary Keying *

Keycode

Latch Type *

Finish *