Emtek 8035 Designer Brass Knobset with Wilshire 7" Non-Keyed Sideplate Lockset, Dummy (Pair)

It's a dummy set, so there is no latch and no moving mechanism. The knobs are fixed and serve as a pull and a trim piece only. Use it on closet doors, French door inactive leaves, or any opening where a separate roller catch or ball catch holds the door shut. If you need the door to latch, order a passage or privacy function instead.

No door prep is needed. The Wilshire dummy sideplate mounts to the surface of the door, so there's no 2-1/8 inch cross bore and no latch bore to drill. That makes it a common pick when you're adding hardware to an existing door you don't want to machine, or covering an old sideplate footprint.

The Emtek 8035 Wilshire set is non-keyed and dummy function, so it provides no latch and no security at all. For a locking sideplate-style set in solid brass, the Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset and the Omnia D12036AC is a double cylinder version with a sideplate design. Single cylinder takes a key outside with a thumbturn inside; double cylinder requires a key on both faces, which matters on a glazed or sidelight-adjacent door but also affects egress in some occupancies. Use the 8035 only where the door is inactive, such as one leaf of a pair or a closet face.

The Omnia D12036PD is a solid brass dummy lever lockset with plates, built to a 5-1/2 inch center to center spacing. Both are non-functional dummy sets, so neither latches or locks. The differences that matter on a door: the Emtek 8035 is a knob set on a 7 inch Wilshire sideplate and is supplied as a pair, while the Omnia D12036PD is a lever set on a deadbolt-style plate at 5-1/2 inch centers. If the existing plate cutout or paint shadow on the door is 7 inches, stay with the Emtek 8035; if you are matching a shorter 5-1/2 inch plate, the Omnia is the closer footprint.

It ships as a complete pair, both sideplates and both knobs, so you get hardware for each face of the door. Nothing is sold separately to finish the opening. That's why it's the usual choice for a double door or French door where both sides need to look finished.

Yes, and the price doesn't change with the design. Stocked knob choices are Beaded Egg (BE), Belmont (BT), Lancaster (LN), Ribbon and Reed (RBK), Rope (RK), and Victoria (V). If you want a brass knob outside those six, note the style you want in the comments field with the order.

Not with knobs. Handing is only required on the lever versions, where the lever has to point the right way. A knob is symmetrical, so you order the Wilshire dummy knobset without calling out left or right hand.

Seven finishes: French Antique (US7), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Pewter (US15A), Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Polished Chrome (US26), Satin Nickel (US15), and Unlacquered Brass (US3NL). These are the standard Emtek brass collection finish codes, so a US15 dummy set lines up with US15 passage and privacy sets elsewhere in the house. Note that Unlacquered Brass is a living finish and will patina over time rather than staying bright.

It's a residential product. The Wilshire sideplate knobset is solid brass trim built for homes and light-duty residential openings, not for the cycle counts of a commercial corridor or a multi-family common area. For high-traffic commercial doors you want a cylindrical or mortise lockset built to a commercial grade instead.

Both are solid brass dummy sideplate sets sold as a pair. The Emtek 8035 uses the Wilshire 7 inch sideplate with a knob, and you choose the knob design. The Omnia D12036PD is a double dummy with a lever and a 5-1/2 inch center to center spacing. If you're replacing existing hardware, the sideplate length and the knob-versus-lever call are the two things that decide which one covers the door correctly.

That's a common use. Since it's a dummy pair with no latch, put it on the inactive leaf with a flush bolt or surface bolt holding that leaf, and run a latching function on the active leaf. Because the set includes both knobs and both plates, one order covers both faces of that leaf.

Not a drop-in. Both are dummy sets and both are surface mount in character, but the Emtek 8035 carries a knob on a 7 inch Wilshire sideplate, while the Omnia D12036PD is a lever set on plates at 5-1/2 inch centers. Swapping one for the other changes the plate length, the screw locations, and the handle type from knob to lever. If you are matching existing Emtek Wilshire plates elsewhere in the house, order the 8035 again and pick the knob style and finish to match.

The Emtek 8035 Wilshire set is the knob option: knob handle type on a 7 inch sideplate in brass, offered in knob styles including Beaded Egg, Belmont, Lancaster, Ribbon and Reed, Rope, and Victoria, and in finishes from Polished Brass Lifetime and Unlacquered Brass through Oil Rubbed Bronze, Pewter, Satin Nickel, Polished Chrome, and French Antique. The Omnia D12036A, D12036AC, and D12036PD are all solid brass lever locksets, so if a lever is what the door needs those are the direction to go; for a knob, the 8035 is the set to order.

No. The Emtek 8035 Wilshire dummy knobset is surface mount with no door prep required, and it fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick. That makes it a clean choice on an already finished or unbored slab. The Omnia D12036A single cylinder and D12036AC double cylinder are deadbolt locksets, which by function need a bore and cylinder prep in the door. If the door is already hung, finished, and unbored, the 8035 avoids that work.