Emtek Designer Brass Crystal Knobsets - Hampton Knob, Dummy (Pair)

No door prep is needed. The Hampton crystal dummy knob set is surface mounted, so it screws to the face of the door with no 2-1/8 inch cross bore and no latch prep. That makes it the usual choice for closet doors, French door pairs, and any slab where you do not want to cut a hole.

Dummy means non-latching and non-keyed. There is no latchbolt, no spindle mechanism, and no lock, so the knob acts as a fixed pull only. If you need a knob that actually retracts a latch on a closet or hall door, order a passage function instead, such as the Arrow MK01 passage knob or Dexter C2000 passage knob.

Two. This Hampton crystal configuration is the dummy pair, meaning a knob and rosette for each face of the door, sold as a complete set. If you only need one side, for example a closet door that swings against a stop, a single dummy like the BEST 6K single dummy trim or the Omnia 442/00 single dummy covers that instead.

Yes. The stated door thickness range is 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches, which covers both the common older interior 1-3/8 inch slab and the 1-3/4 inch standard. Because it surface mounts, thickness only affects the mounting screws, not a latch case.

No. The Hampton crystal set in dummy configuration has no locking mechanism and no latch, so it will not hold a bedroom or bath door closed. Order the privacy function version of the Emtek Hampton knob for that opening, or a privacy knobset from another line such as the Deltana 6112 St. Thomas privacy knob or the Baldwin 5077 Bethpage privacy knob.

Staying with a dummy function, the Schlage A170 is a Grade 2 cylindrical single dummy trim in the A Series, the BEST 6K-1DT is a Grade 2 medium duty single dummy trim in the 6K Series, and the Cal-Royal BA40 is a dummy knob lock covering 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, the same door thickness range the Emtek Hampton dummy pair covers. Note that the Emtek is sold as a pair of knobs for both faces of the door, while the Schlage A170, BEST 6K-1DT and the Omnia 434/0 and 442/00 are single dummy trims for one face only.

The Emtek Hampton crystal dummy is a pair, meant for both faces. For a single face, Omnia offers solid brass single dummy knob latchsets: the 434/0 egg-shaped knob, the 442/00 with a 2-5/8 inch rose, and the 458/0 with a 2-3/8 inch backset. All three are dummy function in solid brass, so they hold the decorative intent while covering one side only.

A dummy knob has no latch and is surface mounted, so if the door needs to stay shut you need a passage or privacy set with a bored prep. Passage options include the Baldwin Estate 5011 Colonial passage knob with 5058 rose, the Omnia 434/PA egg-shaped knob latchset with 3 inch projection, and the Pamex FTF Baron in passage function, Grade 3, for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors. For a bed or bath, the Baldwin Estate 5077 Bethpage privacy knob or the Deltana 6112 St. Thomas privacy knob for 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch doors apply.

The Emtek Hampton crystal dummy pair is rated for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors. For thicker stock, Deltana lists 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch on the 3381 Egg knob entry, the 6171 Round knob entry and the 6112 St. Thomas privacy, Corbin Russwin lists 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch on the CK4310 Grade 1 passage, and the Falcon X101 Grade 1 passage knobset goes to 2-1/4 inches.

Three decorative brass rosette patterns: Rope, Lancaster, and Ribbon and Reed. Any brass rosette in the Emtek program can be paired with the knob, so pick the one that matches the backplates already on your other openings.

Seven: Oil Rubbed Bronze (US10B), Satin Nickel (US15), Pewter (US15A), Polished Chrome (US26), Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), Unlacquered Brass (US3NL), and French Antique (US7). Unlacquered Brass is a living finish that will patina, so if you are matching existing bright brass that must stay uniform, US3 Lifetime is the one that holds its color.

Yes. A split finish request can be entered as a written note with the order, which is useful when a French door pair faces a painted interior on one side and a different metal scheme on the other. Put the two finishes you want in the split finish field.

It is a residential product, glass knob on a brass rosette, with no ANSI grade behind it and no latch at all. For commercial traffic or rated openings you want a graded cylindrical lock such as the Corbin Russwin CK4310 Grade 1 passage knob or the Schlage D10S Grade 1 passage knob. Where a commercial job needs matching dummy trim, the Schlage A170 single dummy is the Grade 2 option.

The Emtek Hampton crystal knob is a residential brass set with no ANSI grade attached to it. If a project requires a graded dummy, the Schlage A170 single dummy trim is Grade 2 heavy duty in the A Series, the BEST 6K-1DT is Grade 2 medium duty, and the Bravura Biloxi round trim dummy knobset is Grade 2. Those are utility trims rather than glass and porcelain decorative knobs.

No - those are latching locks, not dummies. The Kwikset 200P Polo passage knob ships with a 6AL latch and round corner strike, and the Dexter C2000 passage knob is a Grade 2 cylindrical ball knob for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors. Both need a bored door and a strike in the jamb, while the Emtek Hampton dummy pair is surface mount with no door prep required. For a true non-latching swap, look at the Schlage A170 or Cal-Royal BA40 dummy instead.

The Emtek Hampton crystal knob is non-keyed dummy trim with no cylinder. Keyed knob options include the Cal-Royal BER00 entrance/office Grade 3 with a Kwikset keyway for 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, the Kwikset 400P-CP keyed entry Polo knob, Grade 3, and for heavier commercial work the Sargent 8XG04 Grade 1 storeroom knob lock with 2-3/4 inch backset.

The rosette and knob hardware are brass, in the Emtek Glass and Porcelain collection with a crystal knob. Solid brass holds plating well and is what lets Emtek offer an unlacquered option, since there is no base metal to show through as it patinas.

No. With no latch and no cylinder, a surface mounted dummy pair mounts the same on a left or right hand door, and on an in-swing or out-swing. The only placement decision is height and the screw pattern on the face of the slab.