Emtek 7010 Wrought Steel #5 3-5/8" Keyed Sideplate Tubular Lockset, Passage/Single Keyed

Both. The 7010 Wrought Steel sideplate lockset covers 1-3/8 inch through 1-3/4 inch doors, which takes in standard interior doors and full commercial-thickness exterior doors. There's a Door Thickness field on the order form, so state the actual thickness of your door when you place the order and the set comes prepped for it.

It drops into standard prep. The 7010 uses one standard 2-1/8 inch cross bore, the same prep a normal tubular knob or lever uses, so a door already bored for a bored lockset takes it without redrilling the cross bore. The sideplate itself is a surface-mounted escutcheon plate that covers the face around that bore, so the only extra work is the screw holes for the plate.

Yes, but you have to say so. Backset is a required choice on the order, 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch, and 2-3/8 is what ships if nothing is specified. Measure from the door edge to the center of the bore before you order. Older and thicker doors, and most exterior doors on a wide stile, commonly run 2-3/4.

Handing is a required selection, right hand or left hand, and it matters for the lever styles in particular. Stand outside the door: if the hinges are on your right it's right hand. Get it wrong on a lever and the handle points up the wrong way. The knob options are less sensitive but handing is still specified on the order either way.

The 7010 ships as a complete set: sideplate with your chosen knob or lever, the latch, and the strike plate. It's a keyed entry function with a single cylinder, so the key works it from outside and the inside turns free. That's a latch, not a deadbolt. If the opening needs a deadbolt for security, that's a separate lock and a second bore in the door.

Yes. Keying is a required choice on the order and keyed alike is free, so a set of doors in one house or unit can all run off a single key. Keyed different is the other option if each opening needs its own key. There's also a keying-to-code field if you're matching an existing key code already in the building, which is the way to add a door to a system that's already in place instead of rekeying everything.

It's a residential-duty product. The Wrought Steel #5 is a decorative tubular set for houses, rustic and custom residential work, and light-traffic doors. For a commercial entrance, a school corridor, or anything taking high cycle counts, look at a cylindrical or mortise lock built for that duty instead. Multi-family unit entry doors and interior openings are where this one belongs.

The Omnia D12036A single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset is the nearest peer. Both are keyed on the outside and operated from the inside without a key: the Emtek 7010 is a single cylinder keyed entry lock, and the Omnia D12036A carries a single cylinder function. The difference is construction - the Emtek 7010 is a tubular lockset in the Wrought Steel collection, while the Omnia D12036A is a solid brass deadbolt lever lockset. Choose on the door prep and the look you want on the plate, since both give you one keyed side.

The Emtek 7010 is a single cylinder keyed lock, so the inside trim operates without a key. For an opening that has to be keyed from both sides - a glass-adjacent entry, or a door where you do not want the inside thumb operation - use the Omnia D12036AC, a double cylinder deadbolt lever lockset with a sideplate design. Before specifying double cylinder, confirm your local egress code allows it on that opening, since many jurisdictions restrict double cylinder locks on required exits.

Seven trims work with the Wrought Steel #5 plate, and the choice is made at order: Lafayette, Normandy and San Carlos levers, and Jamestown, Savannah, Madison Black and Madison Ivory knobs. It can be ordered with any Wrought Steel knob or lever style, so mixing levers on the doors that need easier operation and knobs elsewhere still leaves the plates matching across the openings.

Different jobs on the door. The Emtek 7010 is a keyed entry latchset, single cylinder, on a 3-5/8 inch wrought steel plate, and it comes with its own latch and strike. The Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset in solid brass, so the locking element is a deadbolt rather than a latch. Omnia also has the D12036AC in double cylinder, keyed both sides, and the D12036PD as a double dummy with no operating function at all for a fixed or inactive leaf.

The 7010 ships with its own strike plate, so the cleanest install is to use it. The latch faceplate is available round corner or square corner, which is what has to match the existing mortise in the door edge if you're reusing a door that's already prepped. Round corner suits a routed prep from a factory-machined door, square corner suits a chiselled one.

Use a dummy set. The Omnia D12036PD is a double dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates on a 5-1/2 inch center to center spacing - it mounts surface-side with no latch and no cylinder, so it is for pull-only openings such as the inactive leaf of a pair, a closet, or a French door slab. The Emtek 7010 is the keyed entry version and is what goes on the leaf that actually locks. Ordering the dummy for an opening that needs to secure will leave you without a latch or strike.

They serve the same opening but they are not the same lock. The Emtek 7010 is a tubular lockset that uses one standard 2-1/8 inch cross bore with an adjustable 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch backset latch. The Omnia D12036A, D12036AC and D12036PD are deadbolt lever locksets built around a deadbolt, and the D12036PD plates are spaced 5-1/2 inch center to center. If you are working an existing door already bored for the Emtek 7010, verify the bore pattern and plate spacing on the Omnia before you commit, because the escutcheon footprint and the lock mechanism differ.

The plate and trim are steel, in two finishes: Flat Black Steel and Satin Steel. The latch body itself is brass. Flat Black reads darker and suits the rustic and farmhouse look the Wrought Steel line is built around; Satin Steel is a lighter grey-toned finish for a softer contrast against dark doors.

Yes, if you standardize on the Omnia D12036 sideplate lever family, which covers all three functions: the D12036A single cylinder, the D12036AC double cylinder, and the D12036PD double dummy. On the Emtek side, the 7010 Wrought Steel #5 covers the single cylinder keyed entry opening and can be ordered keyed alike across doors, with the inside trim chosen from seven knob and lever styles. For a mixed-function job where every leaf must carry the same plate, the three Omnia functions match one another; for keyed entries in a rustic steel aesthetic, the Emtek 7010 is the one to specify.