Emtek 1575 Multi Point Lock Trim (Door Config #5) - Brass Plates, Concord Style (1.5" x 11"), Dummy Pair

It's non-operating trim, a matched pair of plates and levers on both sides with no latch action and no key. Use it on the inactive leaf of a French or patio door pair, or on a door held by a flush bolt, so it matches the active door visually. If you need the door to actually latch and lock, you need an active multi point trim instead.

Yes. The 1575 Concord trim covers doors from 1-3/8 inch through 1-3/4 inch, which spans the standard commercial 1-3/4 inch leaf and thinner residential patio doors. There's also a door thickness field on the order, so state your exact measured thickness when you buy.

Configuration #5 describes the plate layout: a euro profile cylinder opening positioned below the handle, with 3-5/8 inch center-to-center between handle and cylinder. Measure that dimension on your existing trim and check that the keyhole sits under the lever, not above it. If your lock puts the cylinder above the handle or uses a different spacing, a different configuration number applies.

No new prep. The Concord 1575 trim is surface mount and installs over the existing multi point lock prep, so there's no boring required for the plates themselves. The plates measure 1-1/2 by 11 inches, so confirm your stile has room for an 11 inch plate.

Those are among the door lines Emtek references for this trim, along with Crestline, Hoppe, Hurd, KFV, Lincoln, Loewen, Paddock Lockmaster, Peachtree, Semco, Sierra, Oknoplast, Pacific, Signature, Simpson, Vetter, Willmar, Windsor and Weathershield. The deciding check is still the hardware layout, not the brand name: cylinder below the handle at 3-5/8 inch center-to-center, euro profile cylinder.

Emtek classes the 1575 Concord trim as residential. It's swinging patio door hardware for homes and multi-family units rather than a commercial-traffic opening. For a high-traffic commercial entry, look at a commercial-grade mortise lockset instead.

Yes, handing is required at order: right hand or left hand. Stand outside the door and note which side the hinges are on, since the lever and plate orientation are built to that hand.

Yes, and it's a required choice. Any of Emtek's brass levers pairs with these plates, from the L-Square, T-Bar and R-Bar contemporary families in Faceted, Hammered, Knurled, Tribeca, Straight Knurled and White Marble, through Athena, Helios, Hermes, Luzern, Poseidon, Stuttgart, Cortina, Milano, Merrimack, Turino, Coventry, Rope, Rustic, Santa Fe, Wembley, Arts and Crafts and more.

Eight finishes: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26), Lifetime Polished Brass (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL) and French Antique (US7). These are standard Emtek brass collection codes, so a property owner standardizing on one finish across entry, interior and patio doors can hold the same US number throughout. Note that unlacquered brass will patina over time while the lifetime polished brass will not.

No. The dummy pair takes no cylinder and is not keyed, so there's nothing to key alike. If you want a keyed opening on that leaf, you need the active multi point trim configuration, which accepts a euro profile cylinder below the handle.

Yes, both the plates and the substrate are brass. That matters on an exterior patio door where the trim sees weather, and it's why the finish range runs to unlacquered brass that's meant to live and patina.