Deltana SDP60 Decorative Pocket Door Lock, 6" Passage

It does not. Despite the name, the SDP60 is a passage set, hall and closet function, with no locking mechanism. It gives you a flush pull to slide the door and nothing more. If you need the door to lock for a bath or bedroom, look at a privacy version such as the Rockwood 891 pocket door privacy latch or the Weslock 0577 privacy pocket door lock; for a keyed opening, the Omnia 7035/A is a keyed entry pocket door lock.

Yes, if you want to pull the door back out of the pocket. The SDP60 is the face-mounted 6 inch decorative pocket lock; a pocket door still needs a pull on the leading edge to draw it closed from inside the pocket. Some competing sets bundle that: the Omnia 7012/N passage pocket door lock includes a mortise edge pull in the set.

The Deltana SDP60 is a passage function pocket door lock built for doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-5/8 inch thick. For a thicker slab, the Weslock 0527 rectangular passage pocket door lock covers a door thickness range of 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch, so it carries the same no-locking passage function across heavier doors. The Weslock 0627 is the round-trim passage equivalent in the same family.

The SDP60 is passage function only, with no locking. When a bath or bedroom pocket door needs to lock from inside, the Emtek 2102 is a privacy function pocket door lock, and the Omnia 7012/L is a modern rectangular pocket door lock with privacy function and emergency release for getting the door open from the corridor side. The Weslock 0577 rectangular privacy pocket door lock carries an adjustable backset and a full lip strike.

Two items sit near the SDP60 and do not replace it. The Orca Hardware PK1200 is a pocket door frame kit - the wall pocket and framing set the door runs inside, not the lock in the door edge. The NGP SLAL250PD72 is a 72 inch pocket door aluminum track rated up to 250 pounds, which is the suspension for the door. The Omnia 7012/PD is a pocket door lock set in dummy function, meaning it is trim and an edge pull with no latching, where the SDP60 is a working passage latch.

Both are passage function pocket door sets, so neither locks. The difference is the trim footprint: the SDP60 is a 6 inch plate, while the Emtek 2101 is a 2-3/8 by 3-1/8 inch trim. On new construction either works. On a swap, the plate size decides it, since the larger 6 inch trim hides an existing cutout that the Emtek will not.

Deltana builds the 6 inch pocket lock in both functions, the SDP60 passage and the SDL60 privacy, so a closet and a bathroom on the same hallway carry identical 6 inch trim in the same finish. Both are solid brass and share the six finish options, which is what a property manager wants when standardizing a floor.

The Deltana SDP60 is a solid brass 6 inch decorative pocket door lock in passage function. In a comparable brass rectangular trim, the Emtek #8 classic arched pocket door mortise lock measures 2-7/8 inch by 7-5/8 inch and is brass construction, and the Omnia 7035/A is a keyed entry pocket door lock with modern rectangular trim and solid brass construction. The Emtek 2101 passage pocket door lock is a shorter plate at 2-3/8 inch by 3-1/8 inch in the same passage function as the SDP60.

The Deltana SDP60 is a decorative solid brass unit sold across six finishes. Where the trim does not need to be decorative, the Rockwood 891 is a pocket door privacy latch, and the Pamex PF1 is a square style sliding door lock fitting doors 1-5/16 inch to 1-9/16 inch thick. The Orca Hardware PDLSQ square privacy pocket door lock is the square trim equivalent.