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BALDWIN ESTATE 5032 ROSETTE FOR PASSAGE DOOR FUNCTIONS OVERVIEW
KEY FEATURES
- A smooth, lightly distressed design gives this rose added individuality.
- Passage roses are sold as either a pair or individual and can be used to create tubular passage or mortise sectional entry sets.
- Dummy roses are sold as a pair or individual and are used to create tubular full or half dummy sets.
- Includes either one or two roses, the appropriate backplate and the retainer(s) required to secure the rose to the door. Knobs or levers, latch and adaptors sold separately.
- This style is featured in Quick Ship as part of a complete Passage, Privacy, Full Dummy or Half Dummy set.
- Familiar and comforting, this item in its traditional style is timeless and classic.
- Dependability, quality, and high design. Baldwin's Quick Ship items are ready to ship to you within 5 business days from ordering.
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Product Specs
- Product Group:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Product Type:
- Door Rosette
- Subcategory:
- Parts and Accessories
- Product Subgroup:
- Door Rosette
- Commercial/Residential:
- Residential
- Collection:
- Estate Series
- Product Model:
- 5032
- Product Category:
- Door Trim and Accessories
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Baldwin 5032102 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What actually comes in the box with the Baldwin Estate 5032 passage rosette, and what do I still need to order?
You get either one or two roses depending on which type you pick, the appropriate backplate, and the retainer or retainers that hold the rose to the door. Knobs or levers, the latch, and any adaptors are separate purchases, so a 5032 order on its own will not complete a working door. Plan the knob or lever and latch at the same time.
2) Should I order the Baldwin 5032 rose as a pair or a half pair?
Order the pair when both faces of the door get a rose, which is the normal case for a tubular passage set or a full dummy. The half pair is a single rose for one face only, used for a half dummy or when you are matching or replacing just one side of an existing opening. Both choices are offered in all 14 Estate finishes.
3) Can the 5032 rose be used for a mortise entry set, or is it tubular only?
Both. Baldwin lists the 5032 passage rose for building tubular passage sets and for mortise sectional entry sets. The dummy version of the rose goes to tubular full or half dummy sets. What determines the build is the latch or mortise case and trim you pair it with, not the rose itself.
4) What finishes does the Baldwin Estate 5032 rosette come in for matching other hardware in the house?
Fourteen: 003 Polished Brass PVD, 031 Non-Lacquered Brass, 033 Vintage Brass, 044 Satin Brass PVD, 050 Satin Brass Black, 055 Polished Nickel PVD, 056 Lifetime PVD Satin Nickel, 060 Satin Brass Brown, 076 Lifetime PVD Graphite Nickel, 102 Oil Rubbed Bronze, 112 Venetian Bronze, 190 Satin Black, 260 Polished Chrome, and 402 Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze. Order by the Baldwin number, not the name, since several brass tones read similarly in photos. Note 031 is unlacquered and will patina over time while the PVD finishes hold their color.
5) Is the Baldwin 5032 rose rated for a commercial building or an apartment corridor?
Baldwin catalogs the Estate 5032 as residential hardware. For multi-family common areas, corridors, or commercial openings that need a graded, code-rated assembly, specify a commercial line instead. Inside units and single-family homes it is the right fit.
6) Will the 5032 rose match the rest of my Baldwin Estate trim?
It is an Estate Series component, model 5032, so it sits in the same family as other Estate knobs, levers and roses and shares the Estate finish numbering. The look is a smooth, lightly distressed rose in a traditional profile. If your other doors are Baldwin Prestige or Reserve rather than Estate, the finish codes and rose styling do not carry across directly.
7) What is the difference between a passage rose and a dummy rose on the Baldwin 5032?
The passage version is built to work with a latch, so the knob or lever turns and retracts a latchbolt. The dummy version has no latch behind it, it is a surface-mounted rose and trim for a door that does not latch, like a closet or a fixed half of a double door. Full dummy uses a pair, half dummy uses one.
8) I only need to replace one damaged rose on a door. Can I buy a single 5032?
Yes, the half pair option is a single rose with its backplate and retainer, so you can replace one face without buying both. Match the Baldwin finish number on the surviving side rather than going by the finish name.
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