Emtek Modern Brass Tubular Two-Point Lockset with Rope Lever - Single Cylinder

Yes, handing is required on this leverset. Every orderable combination is either Left Hand (LH) or Right Hand (RH), and it shows up in the part number, for example 5318RLLHUS15 for left hand satin nickel and 5318RLRHUS15 for right hand. Stand outside the door: if the hinges are on your left it is left hand. Order the wrong hand and the lever points the wrong way.

1-3/4 inches is the standard door thickness this lockset is built for, which is the usual exterior and commercial door thickness. Thicker doors are handled, but the thickness has to be called out on the order; there is a Door Thickness field for exactly that. Give the actual measured thickness rather than rounding it.

Schlage C is the standard keyway, and a Weiser WR5 cylinder can be substituted instead by adding a W to the front of the product code. There is no upcharge for that substitution, and the WR5 version can be keyed into an existing Weiser system. Two keys come with it.

Two-point means the lever latch and a deadbolt are combined on one continuous sideplate, so you get both functions in a single set rather than boring for two separate pieces of hardware. This is the single cylinder version: keyed on the outside, thumbturn on the inside. If you want a key on both sides, that is a double cylinder configuration instead.

Seven finishes: oil rubbed bronze (US10B), satin nickel (US15), pewter (US15A), polished chrome (US26), lifetime polished brass (US3), unlacquered brass (US3NL) and French antique (US7). Unlacquered brass is left bare and will patina with handling, so skip it if you need the doors to stay uniform over time. If you want the interior side in a different finish from the exterior, a split finish can be called out on the order.

Yes. Keying is selected at no charge as either keyed different or keyed alike, so a set of doors in the same house can run on one key. There is also a keying-to-code field if your property already runs a key code you need matched.

Both are sideplate shapes for the same Rope lever entry set, and the trim you pick changes the model number: Annapolis sideplates are the 5318 series (5318RLRHUS10B, for instance) and the Modern Rectangular plate is the 5312 series (5312RLRHUS10B). Same lever, same functions, different plate profile, so match it to the other openings in the house.

No. It is a residential lockset, brass construction, tubular latch, entry function. For a multi-family corridor or any opening that needs a commercial-duty cylindrical or mortise lock, this is not the right part.

Omnia makes a comparable solid brass lever lockset with a deadbolt on a plate. The D12036A is the single cylinder version, closest in function to the Emtek Rope set. The D12036AC is double cylinder with a sideplate design if you need a key on both sides, and the D12036PD is a double dummy on plates for an inactive leaf or a closet door that only needs the look.

No. The D12036PD is a double dummy lever set with plates, so it provides trim on both faces with no working latch and no key cylinder. The Emtek 5318 Rope lever is a keyed entry tubular lockset with two-point function, supplied with two keys and a Schlage C cylinder as standard. If the door needs to latch or lock, the dummy is not an equivalent - the single cylinder Omnia D12036A is the keyed counterpart.

Both are solid brass lever locksets that combine a lever with a deadbolt above it. The Emtek 5318 Rope lever is a residential tubular two-point lockset offered in a Modern Rectangular or Annapolis trim style, in seven finishes including Oil Rubbed Bronze US10B, Satin Nickel US15, Polished Chrome US26 and Unlacquered Brass US3NL, and is ordered by hand with a backset and keying selection. The Omnia line splits by cylinder count instead: D12036A single cylinder, D12036AC double cylinder with a sideplate design, and D12036PD double dummy. Pick on cylinder function first, then on trim and finish.

It is purely mechanical, no electronics. Keyed operation outside with a Schlage C or Weiser WR5 cylinder and a thumbturn inside. If you need keypad or app access on that door, this is not the set to start from.