Emtek 1185 Multi Point Lock Trim (Door Config #1) - Brass Plates, Concord Style (2" x 10.5"), Dummy Pair

Trim only. The 1185 set gives you the plates and handles; the multi point mortise lock box is not part of it and has to be sourced separately. This is also a dummy pair, so there is no operating latch or cylinder function in the trim itself, no keying (both sides are inactive pulls). Order it when the door already has its multi point lock body, or when you are dressing an inactive leaf.

The spacing to check is center to center: the 1185 is built to 3-5/8 inches between the handle and the cylinder hole, with the cylinder position below the handle. If your existing multi point trim measures the same 3-5/8 inches with the cylinder low, the plate lines up. Emtek lists this Door Configuration #1 trim against Atrium, G-U, KML by Andersen, Andersen, Marvin Integrity, Paddock Lockmaster and Superior doors. Measure your door before ordering rather than going by brand alone.

It covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, which is the normal range for a residential swinging patio door. The plates are surface mount, so no additional boring or prep is needed for the trim itself; it lands over what the multi point lock already occupies. There is a door thickness field on the order form, so give your actual measured thickness when you place it.

Yes, handing is a required choice, right hand or left hand. Multi point trim is not reversible in the field the way a residential passage set is, so pick the hand from the outside of the door: standing outside looking at it, if the hinges are on your right it is right hand. Getting this wrong on a patio door means the plate and lever orientation do not match the swing.

Choose the dummy pair when the leaf does not need to operate: a fixed or inactive panel on a French pair, or a door where the multi point mechanism is driven from elsewhere. The 1185 is a dummy pair, so both handles are stationary pulls, there is no keying and no cylinder function. If the door has to lock and throw its points, you need an active trim configuration instead, not this one.

The Concord plate measures 2 x 10-1/2 inches. That is a fairly slim escutcheon, so it will cover a standard multi point cutout but it will not hide oversized or offset holes left by a wider plate. If you are replacing a broader trim, hold a 2 by 10-1/2 inch rectangle over the existing marks first.

Handles come with the set, and the lever style is a required selection when you order, so you pick the design rather than receiving a default. The range runs across the modern L-Square, T-Bar and R-Bar groups (Faceted, Hammered, Knurled, Tribeca, Straight Knurled and White Marble in each), the cast levers such as Athena, Helios, Hermes, Luzern, Poseidon and Stuttgart, and traditional patterns including Cortina, Milano, Merrimack, Turino, Coventry, Rope, Rustic, Santa Fe, Wembley, Arts and Crafts and Hammered. Brass levers are what pairs with these brass plates.

Eight finishes: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26), Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL) and French Antique (US7). Those are standard Emtek brass collection finishes, so they carry across their other brass trim and levers if you are matching entry sets on the same elevation. Unlacquered brass is the one to think about twice, it is meant to patina rather than hold its shine.

Both the plates and the substrate are brass, which is why the finish list runs through the polished and unlacquered brass options. Emtek classes it as residential hardware, so it suits homes and multi-family unit patio doors rather than a high traffic commercial entrance. A property manager standardizing across apartment patio doors is squarely in its range; a lobby door is not.

Emtek specifies an American cylinder classification on this Concord multi point trim family, positioned below the handle. That matters if you are planning a keyed configuration on the matching active leaf and want it keyed alike with the rest of the house, since American standard cylinders are the common mortise and rim format a locksmith can key to an existing system. The 1185 itself is a dummy and takes no cylinder.