Emtek 7360 Rectangular 3-5/8" C-to-C Keyed Sideplate Lockset, Passage/Single Keyed - Sandcast Bronze Tubular

The 7360 covers 1-3/8 inch through 1-3/4 inch doors, so it works on both older interior slabs and standard modern exterior doors. It mounts to a standard 2-1/8 inch cross bore, and the backset is adjustable between 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 inches, which are the two bore positions you will find on a factory-prepped door. There is a Door Thickness field on the order, so give your actual thickness when you place it.

Yes, if that door has the standard 2-1/8 inch cross bore. The 7360 is a tubular lock, not a mortise lock, so it drops into the same prep a normal bored knobset uses. The sideplate is longer than a round rose, though, so it covers a rectangular footprint above and below the bore, 3-5/8 inch center to center. Any old rose screw holes inside that footprint get hidden; anything outside it will still show.

Yes, and it is not optional on the order. Handing is required, right hand or left hand. Emtek calls for handing on a leverset because the lever has to point down toward the latch side of the door. If you are picking one of the knob styles instead the handing selection still has to be made to complete the order, so check which way your door swings and which edge the latch is on before you buy.

Single cylinder. The 7360 is keyed from the outside and has a thumbturn-free inside trim, which is your chosen knob or lever on a matching rectangular sideplate. It is an entry function set. If your job actually calls for a key on both sides, this is not the part, and something like the Omnia D12036AC, a double cylinder sideplate lever lockset, is the double-keyed configuration to look at instead.

The 7360 ships as a complete set: outside keyed sideplate, your chosen inside knob or lever, the latch, and the strike plate. Nothing else is needed to hang it on a bored door. It is a keyed entry lockset, not a deadbolt, so if the opening needs deadbolt-level security you order a deadbolt separately and key it alike to this set using the keying-to-code option.

Use the Omnia D12036PD, a solid brass dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates. It is a double dummy, so it mounts trim on both faces with no latch and no key, which suits a fixed inactive leaf, a closet, or a pair where only one leaf carries the working lock. The Emtek 7360 is a keyed entry set and always includes a working latch and cylinder, so it is the wrong choice for a non-latching leaf. Note the center-to-center dimensions differ: the D12036PD is 5-1/2 inch center to center and the 7360 is 3-5/8 inch, so the two do not cover the same trim spacing on a matched pair of doors.

The Emtek 7360 is a single cylinder entry set: key on the outside, thumbturn or interior trim on the inside. The Omnia D12036AC is a double cylinder deadbolt lever lockset with a sideplate design, meaning it takes a key on both faces. Choose the 7360 where a key-inside opening would violate egress requirements for the space, and the D12036AC where a glass-adjacent door needs to defeat reach-through entry. Both are lever locksets on a sideplate, so the visual format on the door is comparable.

The Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset in solid brass, matching the 7360 on keyed function: keyed from the exterior only, no key required to exit. The Emtek 7360 differs in material and format, built in sandcast bronze as a tubular lockset with an adjustable 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch backset and a standard 2-1/8 inch cross bore. If the door prep is already a standard bored prep and the finish needs to run with other sandcast bronze trim, the 7360 is the closer fit; if the specification calls for solid brass, the D12036A covers the same single cylinder function.

Yes. Keyed alike is one of the required keying selections, so order every 7360 on the job as keyed alike and they will all take the same key. There is also a keying-to-code field, which is what you use when you want the new locks cut to a key you already have on the property rather than a fresh one. Keyed different is the other option if each opening should have its own key.

It is a residential product. The 7360 is a sandcast bronze tubular set built for houses, high-end residential remodels, and light-duty openings, and Emtek categorizes it as residential. For a leased commercial corridor, a school, or anything cycling all day, specify a commercial bored lock instead. Where it does belong is a rustic or period home, a multi-family unit door with a residential spec, or a short-term rental where the look matters.

A sideplate set puts the knob or lever on a long rectangular backplate instead of a small round rose. Two reasons to pick it: it covers a wider area of the door face, which hides old hardware scars, and it gives the door a heavier, more traditional look. Mechanically the 7360 is the same tubular lock underneath and uses the same 2-1/8 inch bore, so choosing the sideplate is a decision about appearance and coverage, not about function or door prep.

It is part of Emtek's Sandcast Bronze collection and comes in Flat Black Bronze, Medium Bronze, and Tumbled White Bronze. Order the same finish code across your entry sets, passage sets, and bronze accessories and they will read as one family. Sandcast bronze is a cast, textured product rather than a plated one, so it will not visually match a plated brass or a smooth machined finish from another line.

No. The D12036PD looks similar on the door because it is a lever lockset on plates, but it is a double dummy with no keyed function and no latching mechanism, so it cannot secure an entry opening. The Emtek 7360 is a single cylinder entry set. The keyed Omnia options are the D12036A for single cylinder and the D12036AC for double cylinder; the D12036PD is for openings where the trim is decorative only.

The Emtek 7360 is designated for residential use and is ordered with a required knob or lever style for the inside trim, drawn from the sandcast bronze range including the Aurora, Durango, Teton and Yuma levers and the Butte, Egg, Round and Winchester knobs, with handing specified right hand or left hand. The Omnia D12036A covers the same single cylinder keyed function in solid brass as a lever lockset. If the job is standardizing interior trim across several doors, the 7360 is ordered as a complete set including the knob or lever, latch and strike plate.

Match whatever is already routed into the door edge. If the existing latch mortise has rounded corners (typical of a router-drilled prep), take the round corner faceplate. A square corner faceplate suits a chiseled mortise with crisp corners, common on older doors and factory-prepped slabs cut with a square template. Getting this wrong means either a visible gap at the corners or chisel work on site.

Yes, any Sandcast Bronze knob or lever style pairs with it. Ten lever designs are offered (Aurora, Bryce, Cimarron, Cody, Durango, Lariat, Mariposa, Montrose, Teton, Yuma) plus fifteen knob designs (Butte, Egg, Round, Winchester, Bristol, Hampton, Lowell, Windsor, Astoria, Diamond, Georgetown, Modern Disc, Modern Square, Old Town, Providence). Note the practical difference: a lever forces you to declare handing, a knob is symmetrical.

No, it is a fully mechanical key-operated lockset. No keypad, no batteries, no wiring, nothing to fail when the power drops. If you are standardizing a property on keyed mechanical hardware and keying it alike, that is exactly what the 7360 is built for.