Baldwin Estate R053 Hollywood Hills Rose Dummy

Fourteen: Polished Brass (003), Non-Lacquered Brass (031), Vintage Brass (033), Satin Brass (044), Satin Brass and Black (050), Polished Nickel (055), Satin Nickel (056), Satin Brass and Brown (060), Graphite Nickel (076), Oil Rubbed Bronze (102), Venetian Bronze (112/11P), Satin Black (190), Polished Chrome (260), and Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze (402). If you are matching existing Baldwin Estate hardware in a house, order by that number code rather than by the finish name.

For a typical pair where one leaf is active and one is dummy, you need trim on both faces of the dummy leaf, so one Pair covers it. If only the room-facing side is dressed, a single Half Pair does the job. Order the same finish code across every opening so the roses match the rest of the Estate hardware in the room.

Projection is 0.25 inch. That shallow stand-off matters on doors near a wall, a return jamb, or a cabinet run, and it keeps the trim from fouling a door stop or an adjacent leaf on a pair of French doors.

Brass substrate. The Satin Nickel version, for example, is nickel plating over brass, so you get the nickel look with brass weight behind it. Finishes like Non-Lacquered Brass will live patina over time; the plated and coated finishes will not.

No. The R053 Hollywood Hills rose is an Estate Series residential item. For apartment common areas, offices, or any opening under heavy daily traffic, specify commercial-grade trim instead. It is fine inside units, model homes, and residential interiors.

Treat it as dummy trim, not a service part for a working lock. The R053 is sold as the dummy rose in Baldwin's Estate Series and carries no latch function, so it is not a drop-in cover for a passage, privacy, or keyed lock rose. For a live opening, replace the rose with the one matched to that specific lock function and series.