Emtek 6625 Tuscany #16 5-1/2" C-to-C Keyed Sideplate Lockset, Dummy (Pair) - Lost Wax Cast Bronze Tubular

No door prep needed. The 6625 Tuscany sideplate set is surface mount, so it mounts to the face of the door rather than dropping into a bored hole. That makes it a common pick for closet and french doors where you don't want to cut a 2-1/8 inch cross bore, and for retrofitting a door that has no lock prep at all. It fits doors 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches thick.

Neither. The 6625 is a dummy function, which means the knob or lever is fixed trim only. There is no latchbolt, no turn, and no key, so the door has nothing holding it shut but whatever catch or roller you add separately. Use it on an inactive door of a pair, a closet, or a french door leaf that is held by a ball catch or flush bolts. If you need the door to latch, you need a passage, privacy, or keyed entry function instead.

Depends where those holes sit. The 6625 plate is a 5-1/2 inch center-to-center sideplate, so the knob or lever hub and the point 5-1/2 inches from it are what land on the door face. It does not fill a standard 2-1/8 inch bore the way a rosette-and-latch set does, because it mounts on the surface rather than through a bore. On a door already bored for a knob, look at whether the plate footprint covers the existing cutout before you commit.

Handing is required on this set, right hand or left hand, and it matters if you choose a lever. Levers are handed because the lever has to sweep down toward the latch edge. If you go with one of the knob options handing is still collected on the order, so give it either way and get the door swing right before you send it.

The Emtek 6625 Tuscany is a dummy function and non-keyed, so it is trim only and does nothing to hold a door shut. Where the opening needs to lock, the Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset in solid brass, and the Omnia D12036AC is the double cylinder version with a sideplate design. Single cylinder is keyed from one side with a thumbturn inside; double cylinder is keyed from both sides, which matters on doors with glass beside the lock and is restricted by egress code in some occupancies.

The Omnia D12036PD is the nearest peer. It is a solid brass dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates at 5-1/2 inch center to center, the same center-to-center spacing the Emtek 6625 Tuscany uses, and it carries a double dummy function against the 6625's dummy function. The 6625 is lost wax cast bronze with a bronze substrate and takes an inside knob or lever chosen from the Tuscany range, so the two differ in material and in how the trim is specified even though the plate spacing lines up.

No. The D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset, so it bores and keys the door; the Emtek 6625 Tuscany is a dummy set that is surface mounted with no door prep required. Swapping from the 6625 to the D12036A means cutting the door for a functioning lock, not exchanging trim. If the goal is to keep an unprepped door, stay with a dummy such as the 6625 or the Omnia D12036PD, which is also a dummy.

It ships as a pair, one dummy sideplate for each side of the door, and the set is complete with the knob or lever included. You pick the inside trim as part of the order from sixteen Tuscany-compatible styles, including the Medici, Napoli, Octagon and Padua levers and the Octagon, Parma, Petal, Diamond, Georgetown, Old Town, Bristol, Hampton, Lowell and Windsor knobs, plus Ebony and Ice White porcelain knobs.

It is a residential product. The Tuscany sideplate line is cast bronze trim built for homes and light-use interior openings, not for a corridor door in an office building or a school. For a commercial opening carrying real cycle counts, look at a Grade 1 or Grade 2 bored lockset instead of a decorative dummy sideplate.

Both are dummy sideplate sets at 5-1/2 inch center to center, so they occupy the same spot on the door and neither one latches. The Emtek 6625 is lost wax cast bronze in the Tuscany style with sixteen knob and lever trims to choose from. The Omnia D12036PD is solid brass and is catalogued as a double dummy deadbolt lever set with plates. If you want a working lock in that same sideplate look, the Omnia D12036A is single cylinder and the D12036AC is double cylinder.

Two: Flat Black Bronze (FB) and Medium Bronze (MB). Both are on lost wax cast bronze, so they are living finishes that shift with handling over time rather than staying uniform like a plated finish. If you are matching other openings in the same house, order all of them in the same finish code at the same time.

The 6625 takes any of the sandcast bronze knob or lever styles, and the trim list on the set is the Tuscany-compatible group. That is where the design freedom is: the plate stays the same and the grip changes, so you can run Windsor knobs on the bedroom doors and Napoli levers on the doors that need lever operation while every plate matches. Porcelain is in the mix too, with Ebony and Ice White knobs on the same bronze plate.