Emtek 1465 Multi Point Lock Trim (Door Config #4) - Sandcast Bronze Plates, Rectangular Style (2" x 10"), Dummy Pair

No. The 1465 is trim only: plates and handles for a swinging patio door. The multi point mortise lock box is a separate order, so you need the lock gearbox already in the door or on the same purchase order. Plan the job around that before you buy.

Dummy pair means handles on both faces with no latching or keyed function in the trim itself, and no cylinder. It is for the inactive leaf of a pair, or for an opening where a separate multi point gearbox does the locking and the trim is pull only. If you need a keyed exterior, this is the wrong configuration.

Yes, 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors are covered, which spans standard residential and heavier patio door leaves. Mounting is surface mount with no door prep required, so you are not boring the door for the trim itself. There is a door thickness field on the order so you can state your actual leaf.

Center to center is 3-5/8 inches, measured between the handle and the cylinder position above it. Match that against your existing multi point gearbox spacing before ordering, since Door Configuration #4 spacing is what dictates whether the plate holes land on the gear. The plates themselves are 2 x 10 inches.

Config #4 is referenced to Ashland, G-U, Caradco, JELD-WEN, JELD-WEN Custom Collection (formerly Pozzi), Marvin, PGT, Premium Collection (formerly Norco), and Weathershield doors. Those are the manufacturers whose multi point hardware layouts this configuration is set up against. Confirm your door's config number, because Emtek splits these trims by configuration and the wrong one will not line up.

Yes, handing is required: right hand or left hand. Stand outside the door, on the side it swings away from, and the hinge side gives you the hand. Get it wrong on a patio slider or swing door and the lever throws the wrong direction against the jamb.

Three: Flat Black Bronze (FB), Medium Bronze (MB), and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). These are living finishes on solid sandcast bronze, so they shift with handling and weather rather than staying uniform like a plated finish. If you are matching other openings in the house, order the same finish code across all of them.

The dummy pair has no cylinder and no keyed function. Emtek's multi point trims put the cylinder above the handle on the keyed configurations and use an American standard cylinder, so if you want a key you order the keyed version of the Config #4 trim instead of adapting this one.

No prep on the door for the trim, it is surface mount over the existing multi point layout. The door still needs the multi point gearbox mortise and the handle and cylinder holes for Config #4 spacing, which is the door manufacturer's factory prep, not something this trim adds.

Purely mechanical. No electronics, no motor, no power, and as a dummy pair no locking function in the trim at all. Nothing to wire and nothing to fail when the power drops.

Solid sandcast bronze, part of Emtek's Sandcast Bronze collection, with brass noted in the specifications for the trim assembly. Sandcast gives the plates a heavier, textured face rather than the machined look of a forged or stamped plate, which is why it gets specced on rustic and timber-frame patio doors.