Emtek 1565 Multi Point Lock Trim (Door Config #5) - Sandcast Bronze Plates, Rectangular Style (2" x 10"), Dummy Pair

No. The Emtek 1565 is trim only: plates and handles for a swinging patio door. The multi point mortise lock box is a separate purchase, and because this is the dummy pair version there is no working latch or deadbolt behind it at all. Use it on the inactive leaf of a pair, or wherever you want the look of the operating side without any mechanism.

It covers doors from 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, and it is surface mount, so no door prep is required. That makes it a clean retrofit on an existing patio door where you do not want to cut new prep. There is also an optional door thickness field on the order if your slab is a specific dimension you want noted.

Emtek numbers its multi point trim configurations by where the cylinder and handle sit on the plate. Config #5 puts the cylinder below the handle and uses a Euro profile cylinder opening. The important consequence: your existing multi point lock body's gearbox spindle and cylinder must match that layout and the 3-5/8 inch center-to-center spacing, or the plate holes will not line up.

Emtek lists this trim against a broad set of door and lock makers: Crestline, Hoppe, Hurd, KFV, Kolbe & Kolbe, Lincoln, Loewen, Paddock Lockmaster, Peachtree, Semco, Sierra, Oknoplast, Pacific, Signature, Simpson, Therma-Tru, Vetter, Willmar, Windsor and Weathershield. The deciding detail is still the hole pattern, the 3-5/8 inch handle-to-cylinder spacing with the cylinder below the handle. Measure that on the door before you commit.

Yes, handing is a required selection: right hand (RH) or left hand (LH). The lever throw and plate orientation are built to one side, so an LH set on an RH door will put the lever facing the wrong way. Lever style is also required, chosen from ten sandcast bronze patterns: Aurora, Bryce, Cimarron, Cody, Durango, Lariat, Mariposa, Montrose, Teton and Yuma.

Three sandcast bronze finishes: Flat Black Bronze (FB), Medium Bronze (MB) and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). Because these are sandcast, the surface has a hand-worked texture rather than a plated uniform look, so if you are matching other openings in the same house, stay inside the Sandcast Bronze collection rather than mixing with Emtek's smooth brass or stainless lines.

The rectangular plates measure 2 x 10 inches. That is a fairly narrow plate, so if you are replacing a taller or wider multi point escutcheon there may be exposed finish or fastener holes on either side. On a door with no prior trim, the 2 inch width also needs enough flat stile face clear of glass stops and weatherstrip to sit flat.

The 1565 dummy pair is not keyed and not electronic, and it has no working lock behind it. The plate is cut for a Euro profile cylinder with the cylinder position below the handle, so if you later move to an active multi point setup you would be ordering the keyed version of the trim plus the mortise lock body, not adding a cylinder to a dummy set.

Emtek classes this as residential hardware, and as a dummy trim it provides no latching or security function. For a commercial swing door that needs to latch, lock, or meet a life-safety requirement, this is the wrong part; specify a commercial mortise or cylindrical lockset instead. Where it fits well is high-end residential and hospitality swinging patio doors, including multi-family units where the look matters more than the grade.

Both the plates and handles are bronze, sandcast rather than formed. Sandcast bronze is a common choice on exterior patio and entry doors because the finish is in the metal rather than a plated coating, so wear shows as patina rather than as a worn-through plate. Medium Bronze and Tumbled White Bronze will both shift tone with handling over time, which is expected on a living finish.