Emtek 7565 Rectangular 5-1/2" Keyed Sideplate Lockset, Dummy (Pair) - Sandcast Bronze Tubular

No lock in it. The 7565 is a dummy function, non-keyed, so both sideplates are fixed pull trim with no latch operation and no cylinder. It goes on doors that are held shut some other way (ball catch, roller catch, magnetic catch) or on the inactive leaf of a pair. If you need the same rectangular sideplate look with real security, you need a keyed or deadbolt version instead of the dummy.

The 7565 dummy mounts to the face of the door with no bore required. That is the practical difference between the dummy and the operating versions of the same rectangular sideplate: a functioning sideplate lockset wants a 2-1/8 inch cross bore, the dummy just screws on. Handy on a slab you do not want to drill or on an existing door where the old prep is in the wrong place.

Three things. The finish (Flat Black Bronze, Medium Bronze, or Tumbled White Bronze), the knob or lever style, and the hand. Handing is required on the order because lever styles have to point the right way once the plate is mounted. Door thickness is an optional entry if you want it built to a specific leaf. It ships as a pair, so both faces of the door are covered by the one order.

It is a residential product. The 7565 sandcast bronze rectangular sideplate is built for homes and light-use interiors, not for commercial traffic or a spec'd institutional opening. Property managers doing high-end residential or hospitality interiors use it happily; if you are matching a commercial hardware schedule, this is the wrong family to be shopping.

That is exactly what it is for. The 7565 dummy carries the same 5-1/2 inch rectangular sandcast bronze sideplate and takes any sandcast bronze knob or lever style, so a closet or inactive leaf reads identically to the operating doors down the hall. Match the finish across the openings and pick the same knob or lever design; the dummy just has no latch behind it.

The Omnia D12036PD is the nearest match: a solid brass dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates on 5-1/2 inch center to center spacing, and its function is double dummy, the same non-operating pair arrangement as the Emtek 7565, which is a dummy pair with a 5-1/2 inch rectangular sideplate. The difference a specifier cares about is material and appearance: the 7565 is sandcast bronze, and the Omnia is solid brass. The Emtek also takes a choice of inside trim across its lever and knob styles, while the Omnia is supplied as a lever set.

The 7565 will not do it: its function is dummy and it is non-keyed, so both sides are fixed pulls with no latch operation. For a keyed opening on a similar sideplate layout, the Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset in solid brass, keyed from the outside with a thumbturn inside. If the opening needs a key on both faces, such as a door with glass beside the lock, the Omnia D12036AC is the double cylinder version of the same set. Local egress codes govern where double cylinder is permitted.

Either. Fifteen sandcast bronze knob designs are offered on the 7565, including Egg, Round, Winchester, Butte, Bristol, Hampton, Lowell, Windsor, Astoria, Diamond, Georgetown, Old Town, Providence, Modern Disc and Modern Square, alongside ten levers (Aurora, Bryce, Cimarron, Cody, Durango, Lariat, Mariposa, Montrose, Teton, Yuma). Levers need a hand called out; a knob is symmetrical, but the order still asks for handing on the set.

It ships as a complete set with the trim, latch and strike plate included. Worth knowing on the sandcast bronze operating locksets in this family: the standard latch is built for a 2-3/8 inch backset, and 2-3/4 inch has to be called out on the order. Those are the two usual residential backsets, so measure from the door edge to the center of the hole before you order.

Mechanically yes, since the Emtek 7565 is a dummy pair with no latch and the Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset that carries the locking side, so the two do not conflict. Visually they will not match. The Emtek 7565 is sandcast bronze with a rectangular sideplate, and the Omnia D12036A is solid brass. On a pair of doors where the two leaves are seen together, keeping both leaves in the same product family is the usual choice: Omnia offers the D12036PD double dummy alongside the D12036A, and Emtek covers the dummy leaf with the 7565.

No. The Omnia D12036AC is a double cylinder deadbolt lever lockset, which means it takes a key on both faces and needs a bored deadbolt prep in the door. The Emtek 7565 is a dummy pair, non-keyed, sold as a set with the trim and mounted without the cylinder and bolt work a keyed set requires. On a closet or pantry leaf that only needs a pull, the 7565 is the correct function, and the Omnia D12036PD double dummy is the equivalent choice if you are working in solid brass.

Sandcast bronze all the way through, substrate and material both. That is why the three finishes offered are bronze finishes (Flat Black Bronze, Medium Bronze, Tumbled White Bronze) rather than a plating palette. Sandcast surfaces carry visible texture and slight casting variation from piece to piece, which is the point of the look but worth expecting if you are laying several doors side by side.