Emtek 5045 STRETTO Narrow Trim Lockset, 2" x 10" Rectangular Non-Keyed, Brass Tubular, Dummy Pair

Yes. The 5045 STRETTO is built for doors from 1-3/8 inch up to 1-3/4 inch, which covers both the older interior door thickness and standard modern residential doors. The trim plate itself measures 2 x 10 inches, so the door stile has to be wide enough to take a 2 inch wide plate without crowding the edge or the glass stop.

Dummy only. The 5045 STRETTO is non-keyed and does not latch, lock, or turn anything, so it is pull-and-push trim for a door that stays closed by other means, typically a closet, a French door pair held by a flush bolt, or a fixed inactive leaf. If you need the door to actually stay shut or lock, you need a passage, privacy, or keyed version instead.

3-3/8 inch center-to-center between the two holes in the 2 x 10 inch STRETTO rectangular plate, with narrow 1-1/4 inch door preps. That spacing is what you match if you are drilling fresh or checking against an existing narrow plate, and it is narrower than a standard 2-1/8 inch bore lockset prep, so a door already bored for a conventional knob will not line up.

Yes, the knob or lever is a separate selection on the order. The 5045 STRETTO plate takes any Emtek brass knob or lever, so you choose the plate finish first and then the handle style that goes on it. If you pick a lever, you also have to state the hand of the door, since levers are handed and knobs are not.

No. The 5045 STRETTO is a residential-grade brass tubular set, and as a dummy it carries no latching or locking function at all. For a corridor, stairwell, or any opening on a commercial life-safety path, you want a commercial Grade 1 or Grade 2 cylindrical or mortise lock. Where the STRETTO does earn its place in a multi-family or hospitality property is on unit closet doors and French door inactive leaves.

That is what the narrow trim format is for. The STRETTO rectangular plate is 2 inches wide over a 10 inch length, with 1-1/4 inch door preps, so it sits on the narrow stile of a French or glass-panel door where a full-size rosette or a wide escutcheon would run into the glass stop. Measure your stile first: 2 inches of plate plus clearance on both sides is the minimum the stile has to give you.

Three: Flat Black, Medium Bronze, and Tumbled White Bronze. All three are on solid brass trim, so they are living finishes on a brass substrate rather than plated steel, which matters if you are trying to match other Emtek brass hardware already hung in the house.

Stand on the outside of the door, the side it opens away from. If the hinges are on your right, it is right hand; hinges on the left, left hand. That call only applies if you are putting a lever on the 5045 STRETTO, since handing is required for leversets. Order a knob instead and hand does not come into it.

It will if you keep the same finish and handle design across the openings. The 5045 is the dummy version of the STRETTO rectangular 2 x 10 narrow trim family, so the plate profile is identical to the passage and privacy STRETTO sets on your working doors, and the same brass knob and lever designs mount on all of them. Order the same finish code, Flat Black, Medium Bronze, or Tumbled White Bronze, and the closet or French door reads the same as the rest.