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

No bore needed. The 8035 Wilshire dummy set is surface mount, so it screws to the face of the door with no 2-1/8 inch cross bore and no edge bore for a latch. Nothing turns and nothing latches, it's a fixed pull for a door that stays closed by a catch or roller, or for the inactive leaf of a pair. If you need something that actually latches the door shut, you want a passage set instead, which does take the standard bore.

Handing is required, right hand or left hand, and it matters if you pick a lever. A lever has to sweep toward the latch edge, so the wrong hand puts the lever pointing at the hinges. Knobs are symmetric, but the order still takes a hand. Stand outside the door, and if the hinges are on your right it is a right hand door.

Yes, and you have to. The knob or lever for the inside trim is a required choice, and the Wilshire plate takes any Emtek brass knob or lever style, from plain Round and Egg knobs through the crystal knobs like Windsor and Georgetown, the classic levers like Milano and Turino, and the modern bar and knurled families such as T-Bar Knurled and Conical Straight Knurled. That is how you match new trim to what is already on the other doors in the house.

The Emtek 8035 Wilshire is a dummy function, non-keyed set, so it pulls the door but never latches or locks. For an opening that has to secure, the Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset in solid brass, keyed on the outside with a thumbturn inside. If the door needs a key on both faces, the Omnia D12036AC is the double cylinder version of the same solid brass deadbolt lever lockset with a sideplate design. Both keep the long-plate look of the Emtek 8035 while adding a locking deadbolt.

The Omnia D12036PD is a solid brass dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates, built as a double dummy function, which puts it in the same non-latching role as the Emtek 8035 Wilshire. The Emtek 8035 is a dummy function non-keyed sideplate lockset in brass, sold as a pair, and its inside trim can be ordered in any Emtek brass knob or lever style. The Omnia D12036PD is a lever lockset with a 5-1/2 inch center to center plate layout, so the trim it carries and its plate spacing are what differ between the two.

A pair, one sideplate for each face of the door. That is the set you want for a door people push from both sides, a closet or pantry leaf, or the fixed half of a double door. If you only need trim on one face you are buying more than the opening requires.

Seven inches. That is a long backplate compared with a rose trim, so it covers more of the stile and it needs a stile wide enough to take it without running past the edge or into a glass panel. On a narrow French door stile, measure first.

Ten finishes: Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), Satin Brass (US4), French Antique (US7), Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Polished Nickel Lifetime (US14), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), and Polished Chrome (US26). If you are matching existing hardware in a building, the US number on the back of the old plate is what you match to, not the marketing name. Unlacquered Brass is the one that will patina over time by design; the Lifetime finishes will not.

It is a residential-rated set. For apartment interiors, model units, clubhouses and offices inside a residential property it is the right kind of trim. For a corridor door in a commercial facility that needs a graded cylindrical or mortise lock, this is not the product to spec, and a dummy has no latching function at all.

Neither. It is non-keyed and there is no cylinder, no turn, and no bolt. If you want a keyed entry or a privacy function on the same Wilshire look, you need the keyed or privacy version of the sideplate set, not the 8035 dummy.

No. It ships complete with the knob or lever, latch and strike plate. Standard latch is a 2-3/8 inch backset; call out 2-3/4 inch if the door is bored to the deeper backset. Those are the two usual backsets, and you can check yours by measuring from the door edge to the center of the existing hole.

It will if you match two things: the US finish code and the knob or lever style. The Wilshire plate accepts the full Emtek brass knob and lever range, so a fleet already running, say, Providence knobs in Oil Rubbed Bronze can carry that same trim onto a dummy opening. The plate shape itself is a 7 inch sideplate in the American Classic styling, so it will read differently from a round rose trim even in a matching finish.

No. The Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset, so it carries a keyed cylinder and a working deadbolt; the Emtek 8035 Wilshire is a dummy function, non-keyed set that does not latch. Swapping a D12036A onto an opening prepped for an 8035 means adding the bore and strike work a deadbolt needs. The direct like-for-like among the Omnia sideplate sets is the D12036PD, which is a double dummy.

The Emtek 8035 Wilshire can be ordered with any Emtek brass knob or lever style, covering levers such as the Stuttgart, Athena and Hammered as well as knobs including the Round, Octagon and crystal patterns, in ten finishes from Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B) to Unlacquered Brass (US3NL). The Omnia D12036PD is specified as a dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates, so it is a lever set on a 5-1/2 inch center to center plate. A property manager standardizing knob trim across a run of doors is working within the Emtek 8035 trim menu; a lever-only opening can go either way.

Brass, both the material and the substrate, from Emtek's Brass collection. Brass takes plated and living finishes well, which is why the range runs from Polished Chrome through to Unlacquered Brass that ages.

The Emtek 8035 Wilshire requires handing at order, right hand or left hand, and handing is called out for leverset trim. The Omnia D12036A and D12036AC are single cylinder and double cylinder deadbolt lever locksets, and the D12036PD is a double dummy lever set with plates. A contractor ordering the Emtek 8035 needs the swing of the door in hand before the order goes in, along with the knob or lever style for the inside trim.