Emtek 1265 Multi Point Lock Trim (Door Config #2) - Sandcast Bronze Plates, Rectangular Style (2" x 10"), Dummy Pair

Dummy pair means both sides are fixed pulls with no working latch and no key. There is no cylinder function in this set, and the field data lists it as not keyed. It is used on the inactive leaf of a swinging patio door pair, or where the multi point mechanism is operated elsewhere. If you need the handle to retract the multi point latches, a dummy set is the wrong choice.

Yes. The 1265 sandcast bronze trim covers doors from 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches thick, which spans both the standard commercial thickness and the thinner residential doors. There is also a door thickness field on the order form, so state your actual measured thickness when you order.

The 1265 is built to 3-5/8 inch center-to-center with the cylinder position above the handle, in the Door Configuration #2 layout. Measure from the center of your existing handle spindle to the center of the cylinder hole in the door. If that comes out at 3-5/8 inches with the cylinder sitting above the handle, this trim lines up. A different spacing or a cylinder below the handle means a different Emtek door configuration.

Emtek references this configuration against BiltBest, G-U, Hurd (Energy Saver) and Andersen doors. Those are the door manufacturers whose multi point layouts match the #2 pattern. Confirm your own door against the 3-5/8 inch center-to-center and the cylinder-above-handle position before ordering, since a single brand can ship more than one lock layout.

Yes, handing is required on the order, right hand or left hand. Stand on the outside of the patio door, the side you would key from: if the hinges are on your right it is right hand. Get it wrong and the lever pitches the wrong way against the door.

It is a residential-rated product. The 1265 is patio door hardware for houses and residential multi-family units, not an entrance set specified for commercial traffic. A property manager fitting a leasing office or a storefront entry should be looking at commercial-grade door hardware instead.

Surface mount, no door prep required. The plates mount to the face of the door over the existing multi point lock, so a remodeler swapping tired handles on a patio door is not cutting new mortises. The existing lock body and its prep stay where they are.

Three things get chosen. Finish comes in Flat Black Bronze (FB), Medium Bronze (MB) and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). Lever style is required and there are ten in the Sandcast Bronze range: Aurora, Bryce, Cimarron, Cody, Durango, Lariat, Mariposa, Montrose, Teton and Yuma. Handing is required, right or left. There is also an optional door thickness field for your measured thickness.

It can be ordered with any Sandcast Bronze lever, so the patio door carries the same lever you already have on the interior openings in that collection. For a builder or a property manager standardizing a house, pick the lever and finish that match, then order the same combination here.

The dummy pair is not keyed, so no cylinder is operating in this set. Where a cylinder does appear in this Door Config #2 layout it sits above the handle and is American standard classification, which is the mortise-cylinder family. If you need a working keyed patio handle rather than a fixed pull, order a keyed multi point trim instead of the dummy.

Solid bronze plates, sandcast, in a rectangular 2 by 10 inch format. Sandcast bronze is a living finish, so the Flat Black Bronze, Medium Bronze and Tumbled White Bronze options develop a patina with handling rather than staying uniform. Measure your existing plate footprint before ordering if you are covering the marks left by older hardware.

Purely mechanical. The 1265 is a non-electronic dummy trim with no motor, no keypad and no wiring, so there is nothing to power and nothing to integrate. An integrator specifying access control on a patio opening needs a different product entirely.