Emtek Modern Brass Tubular Two-Point Lockset with Providence Knob - Single Cylinder

Yes, 1-3/4 inches is the standard door thickness the Providence two-point lockset is built for. Thicker doors are handled, but the thickness has to be called out on the order, and there's a Door Thickness field on the order form for exactly that. Don't assume a thick-door prep gets caught automatically, write the actual thickness in.

Both are available. The latch ships 2-3/8 inch backset as standard, and 2-3/4 inch has to be specified when ordering. Measure from the door edge to the center of the bore before you pick, since 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 are the two common residential backsets and a mismatch means the latch won't reach the bore.

Yes. The cylinder ships in Schlage C keyway as standard, but a Weiser WR5 keyway is offered instead at no upcharge for the substitution, and it can be keyed into an existing Weiser system. Order it by putting a W at the front of the product code, or pick the Weiser (WR5) keyway option. Two keys come with it.

Single cylinder means keyed from the outside only, with a turn piece on the interior side. That's the usual choice for a front entry door with no glass near the lock. If the door has sidelights or glazing within reach of the interior turn, a double cylinder (key both sides) is what most specs call for instead, and the Omnia D12036AC is a double cylinder deadbolt lever lockset with a sideplate we carry.

Yes, keyed alike or keyed different is a required choice on the order, at no charge either way. There's also a keying-to-code field, so if the building already runs a key code you can hand it over and get these cut to match rather than rekeying on site. That's the practical route when you're doing several openings at once and want one key to run them.

The Omnia D12036A single cylinder deadbolt lever lockset is the nearest match. Both are solid brass single cylinder sideplate assemblies that combine a latch and a deadbolt behind one plate, so both key from the outside and thumbturn from the inside. The difference a buyer feels at the door is the grip: the Emtek 5318 uses the Providence knob, while the Omnia D12036A is a lever. On an opening where ADA-style lever operation is wanted, the Omnia is the one to take; where a traditional brass knob is being matched to the rest of the house, the Emtek is.

Use the Omnia D12036AC, a double cylinder deadbolt lever lockset in solid brass with a sideplate design. The Emtek Providence 5318 is single cylinder, meaning the inside is a thumbturn, which is what you do not want beside breakable glass where an arm can reach through. The D12036AC keys from both faces instead. Confirm the local egress code for the opening before specifying a double cylinder, since some jurisdictions restrict them on required exit doors.

A two-point lockset puts the knob and the deadbolt on one continuous sideplate rather than two separate roses on the door face. Mechanically you still get two points of latching, a tubular latch at the knob and a deadbolt above it, but they mount as one assembly to a single plate. That means one look, one alignment, and the two bores have to match the plate's spacing, so it isn't a drop-in for two independently placed bores.

Knobs on the Providence sideplate lockset are symmetrical, so handing is not the issue it is on a lever. Emtek calls for handing on leversets. If you switch this order to a lever trim, determine the hand first, standing outside the door, hinges on the right is a right hand door.

Two trim styles, Modern Rectangular and Annapolis, each in ten finishes: Oil Rubbed Bronze US10B, Polished Nickel US14, Satin Nickel US15, Pewter US15A, Flat Black US19, Polished Chrome US26, Polished Brass Lifetime US3, Unlacquered Brass US3NL, Satin Brass US4, and French Antique US7. The Annapolis trim carries 5318 part numbers, for example 5318PUS15 in Satin Nickel; the Modern Rectangular runs 5312, such as 5312PUS15.

It's a residential lockset, solid brass, in the Providence design. For an apartment front door or a single-family entry it's the right class of hardware. High-traffic commercial openings, a office suite door or a school corridor, want a cylindrical or mortise lock built for that duty cycle, not a residential sideplate set.

The Providence knob two-point set is a keyed entry function, so it isn't a dummy. For a non-latching leaf that still needs the same sideplate look, the Omnia D12036PD is a solid brass double dummy sideplate lockset at 5-1/2 inch center to center. Bear in mind it's a different brand and finish family, so match it against the Emtek finish before committing on a visible opening.

No - the D12036PD is a double dummy, a solid brass dummy deadbolt lever lockset with plates on 5-1/2 inch center to center. It has no latch, no deadbolt, and no cylinder; the levers are fixed and the plates are surface applied to match the working hardware. The Emtek Providence 5318 is a keyed single cylinder entry lockset. Order the dummy only for the inactive leaf of a pair or a false door where the appearance has to match, and use a keyed unit on anything that actually has to lock.

Yes, a split finish can be requested on the order, so the exterior plate and knob can run one finish and the interior another. Useful when the exterior hardware has to match a black or bronze package on the street side while the interior matches a nickel or brass scheme in the house. Write both finishes in the split finish field.

Brass through the substrate, not a plated pot metal core, and it's part of Emtek's Brass collection. That matters for an unlacquered brass order in particular, US3NL is meant to patina with handling, and it only ages evenly on solid brass. If you want a bright brass that stays bright, take Polished Brass Lifetime US3 instead.

No, it's a mechanical key-operated lockset, no keypad, no motor, no batteries. Key on the outside, turn piece inside. If the requirement is code entry or remote access for a rental turnover, this is not the product to spec.

All of them are two-point brass assemblies that carry a latch and a deadbolt on a single sideplate, so the choice comes down to function and grip. The Emtek Providence 5318 is a residential single cylinder entry with a knob in brass. The Omnia D12036A is the single cylinder lever, the D12036AC is the double cylinder lever, and the D12036PD is the double dummy for a leaf that does not operate. Pick by which side needs a key and whether the opening is getting a knob or a lever.