Emtek 12B5 Multi Point Lock Trim (Door Config #2) - Brass Plates, Modern Style (2" x 10"), Dummy Pair

No. The 12B5 is trim only: plates and handles. The multi point mortise lock box has to be ordered separately, and you pick the lever style when you order the trim. If you're replacing worn handles on a swinging patio door and the lock body inside the door is still working, this is the part you want.

The 12B5 is built for Door Configuration #2, which is the layout with the cylinder position above the handle, on a 3-5/8 inch center-to-center between the handle and the cylinder hole. Measure your existing door from the center of the handle spindle to the center of the cylinder hole. If it's 3-5/8 inches with the cylinder up top, this trim lines up. On the dummy pair those positions still govern the plate layout, so the plate covers the same prep.

Surface mount, no door prep required. The 2 x 10 inch plates sit on the face of the door, which is why this works as a retrofit on an existing patio door that's already bored for the original hardware. On a dummy pair there's nothing to route in for.

Emtek references this trim against BiltBest, G-U, Hurd (Energy Saver), and Andersen doors. Those are the systems whose multi point prep the Configuration #2 layout was drawn for. Confirm your door's handle-to-cylinder center-to-center is 3-5/8 inches before you order, since a manufacturer can run more than one prep.

Yes, handing is required, right hand or left hand. Even on a dummy pair the lever and plate orientation is handed, so the wrong call gives you a lever pointing the wrong way. Stand outside the door: if the hinges are on your right, it's right hand.

Lever choice is required at order and it's open across the brass lever range, 51 styles including the L-Square, T-Bar and R-Bar bars in Faceted, Hammered, Knurled, Tribeca, Straight Knurled and White Marble, plus named levers like Athena, Helios, Poseidon, Milano, Coventry and Rope. The plates are the modern 2 x 10 inch rectangle regardless, so the lever is what sets the look.

It's residential hardware. Emtek classes the 12B5 as residential, and it's swinging patio door trim in brass with no electronic option and no keying in the trim. For a commercial entry under traffic and code, this isn't the line to spec.

The Configuration #2 layout is drawn around an American standard cylinder sitting above the handle. On the dummy pair that matters mostly for matching: the active leaf beside it will carry that cylinder, and the dummy plate mirrors the same prep so the pair reads as one set across the two panels.