Emtek 8054 Quincy 7-1/8" Non-Keyed Sideplate Lockset, Dummy (Pair) - Brass Tubular

Dummy function, so there is no latch and no turning action. The Quincy 8054 sideplate set is a fixed trim pair, one plate and knob or lever on each face, used on doors that are held closed some other way: closet doors, ball-catch doors, and the inactive leaf of a pair. If you need the door to latch, you want a passage version of the Quincy sideplate rather than the dummy.

No boring needed. The 8054 dummy pair is surface mounted, so it screws to the face of the door with no 2-1/8 inch cross bore and no edge prep. That makes it the usual choice for a slab closet door or a decorative pair where you do not want to cut the door. Door thickness range is 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches.

Handing is a required selection, right hand or left hand, and it matters if you pick a lever. Levers have to point toward the latch edge, so an unhanded order comes back pointing the wrong way. If you choose a knob, the handing choice is cosmetic on the plate orientation rather than functional. Stand outside the door: hinges on the right is right hand.

Three things. Finish, from eight choices: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), Polished Chrome (US26), Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), and French Antique (US7). The knob or lever style, which is required and open to any Emtek brass knob or lever design. And handing. Door thickness is an optional note on the order.

That is how it is built. The 8054 takes any Emtek brass knob or lever design, so if your passage and privacy sets use, say, the Providence knob or the Milano lever, the dummy takes the same trim in the same finish. Crystal knobs, marble, knurled bar levers and the traditional knob designs are all on the same selection list. For a repeat order across a building, record the finish code and the trim code together.

It is a residential product. Emtek classifies the Quincy 8054 for residential use, so for a multi-family common area, an office corridor or an institutional opening you want a commercial-grade bored or mortise lockset instead. It is well suited to apartment interiors, model units, and high-end residential work.

Both are non-functioning dummy sets on a sideplate, sold as a pair for two sides of a door. The Emtek 8054 Quincy is a 7-1/8 inch brass sideplate set in the Dummy function, and it accepts any Emtek brass knob or lever style for the inside trim, so the pull can be a knob, a lever, or a crystal knob. The Omnia D12036PD is a solid brass Double Dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates on 5-1/2 inch centers, so it is a lever-only set and its plate spacing is fixed at that dimension. If the trim on the rest of the doors is knobs, the Quincy is the set that can match it; if a 5-1/2 inch center-to-center plate layout is what the existing prep or design calls for, the D12036PD is the one dimensioned for it.

The Emtek 8054 Quincy is a non-keyed Dummy set, so it has no latch retraction or locking function at all and is meant for a fixed pull on a closet, pantry, or inactive leaf of a pair. For a sideplate opening that has to secure, the Omnia D12036A is a Single Cylinder deadbolt lever lockset in solid brass, keyed outside with a thumbturn inside, which suits an exterior door where egress has to stay free without a key. The Omnia D12036AC is the Double Cylinder version of the same lockset, keyed on both sides, which is the one used where glass is close enough to the lock that a thumbturn could be reached through it. Confirm the double cylinder is permitted before specifying it, since egress codes restrict key-both-sides locks on many occupancies.

The Quincy plate measures 7-1/8 inches. That is the full plate length you need to fit flat on the face of the door, so on a narrow French or glass door stile, measure the stile face before ordering. On a standard slab door it is a non-issue.

Brass, both as the material and the substrate, in the Emtek brass collection. Finish choices include an unlacquered brass (US3NL) that will patina with handling, and a lifetime polished brass (US3) if you want it to hold its shine.

Function is the whole difference. The Emtek Quincy 8054 is a dummy, no lock and no latch, purely trim. The Omnia D12036A is a single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset, keyed on one side for an entry door. Omnia also does the D12036AC as a double cylinder, keyed both sides, for a door with glass beside it. If you want a matching non-locking half for the inactive leaf of a pair, Omnia's D12036PD is a double dummy version with 5-1/2 inch center to center plates.

The 8054 ships as a pair, one sideplate assembly for each face of the door. Buying it for a single-sided application means paying for and storing a half you will not use, which is common on closet doors where only the room side is seen. For a single-face application, look for the single dummy version of the Emtek sideplate rather than this pair number.

No, and the two should not be mixed on the same door. The Emtek 8054 Quincy Dummy is sold as a complete pair covering both faces, with the two sideplates matched to each other. The Omnia D12036A is a Single Cylinder deadbolt lever lockset, a different manufacturer's plate profile and a different function, so pairing it against a Quincy plate would leave mismatched trim on the two faces of one door. Where a door in a run of Quincy dummy openings has to be upgraded to lock, replace the whole set on that door rather than one side of it.

The Emtek 8054 Quincy handles the openings with no locking requirement: it is the non-keyed Dummy function, a 7-1/8 inch brass sideplate pair for closets, pantries, and inactive leaves. The Omnia D12036 group covers the openings that lock, with the D12036A as the Single Cylinder version and the D12036AC as the Double Cylinder version, both solid brass lever locksets. The D12036PD is Omnia's own Double Dummy in the same family, so a job that wants one plate profile across every door in the run can take the D12036PD on the non-locking openings instead of the Quincy. Standardizing on one of the two families keeps the sideplate appearance consistent down the corridor.

The Emtek 8054 Quincy dummy pair is surface mounted and needs no door prep, which is what makes it the straightforward choice on a slab that has never been drilled or on a door where an old prep should not be reopened. The Omnia D12036A and D12036AC are deadbolt lever locksets, so they carry a working cylinder and bolt that the door has to be bored for. On an undrilled door the Quincy dummy goes on with fasteners alone; choosing either Omnia deadbolt version commits the opening to a bored prep.

Neither. The Quincy 8054 is a non-keyed, non-electronic tubular sideplate set with dummy function, so there is no cylinder to key and no wiring, batteries or credential to manage. Nothing about it enters a keying schedule.

Handing is required on the Emtek 8054 Quincy whenever a lever is chosen for the inside trim, since a lever has to point toward the strike side; knob and crystal knob trims are symmetrical. The Omnia D12036A, D12036AC, and D12036PD are all lever locksets, so a lever orientation applies to every one of them by design. A buyer who wants to avoid tracking handing across a door schedule can specify a knob trim on the Quincy and take handing out of the order entirely.