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Omnia D11752 Traditional Deadbolt Lever Lockset with Sideplates, Solid Brass, 10-5/8" Overall Length

Omnia D11752 Traditional Deadbolt Lever Lockset with Sideplates, Solid Brass, 10-5/8" Overall Length

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Model: D11752/A3
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Omnia D11752 Traditional Deadbolt Lever Lockset with Sideplates, Solid Brass, 10-5/8" Overall Length

The Omnia D11752 Traditional Deadbolt Lever Lockset combines classic sideplate styling with solid brass construction for lasting durability and elegant residential appeal. This lockset measures 10-5/8" overall length, 2-3/8" width, and 2-5/8" projection, with 5-1/2" center to center spacing for compatibility with standard door preparations. Available with smart lock compatibility through the Bolt smart lock system, it offers traditional aesthetics paired with modern access convenience for residential door applications.

Key Features

  • Precise Dimensions: 10-5/8" overall length with 2-3/8" width and 2-5/8" projection for accurate door preparation and professional installation.
  • Center to Center Spacing: 5-1/2" center to center measurement ensures compatibility with standard door preparations.
  • Solid Brass Construction: Premium solid brass materials provide exceptional durability and corrosion resistance for long-lasting performance.
  • Smart Lock Ready: Available with Bolt smart lock integration for modern access control while maintaining traditional appearance.
  • Traditional Design: Classic styling complements traditional and transitional architectural styles for timeless appeal.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in US3, US10B, US15, US26, and SB finishes to match existing hardware and design preferences.
  • Lever Handle Operation: Ergonomic lever design provides easy operation and ADA-compliant accessibility.
  • Sideplate Configuration: Integrated plates provide enhanced security and professional appearance compared to standard bored locksets.

Technical Specifications

  • MAP Policy: Yes
  • Collection: Traditional
  • Commercial/Residential: Residential
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Handle Type: Lever
  • Product Category: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Group: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Subgroup: Bored Locksets
  • Product Type: Sideplate Locksets
  • Subcategory: Deadbolts

Typical Applications

  • Residential Entry Doors
  • Custom Home Construction
  • Home Renovation Projects
  • Luxury Residential Properties
  • Traditional Style Homes
  • Multi-Family Residential Units
  • Historic Home Restoration

Why Omnia D11752?

Omnia Traditional locksets deliver residential-grade reliability with solid brass construction and precise manufacturing tolerances. The Traditional collection combines time-tested design elements with modern functionality, including smart lock compatibility for enhanced convenience. Engineered for residential applications where both security and aesthetic appeal are essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Omnia 2026 Door Hardware Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Bored Locksets
Product Type:
Sideplate Locksets
Subcategory:
Deadbolts
Commercial/Residential:
Residential
Handle Type:
Lever
MAP Policy:
Yes
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Collection:
Traditional
Department:
Door Hardware

Omnia D11752/A3 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do I have to specify handing on the Omnia D11752 deadbolt lever set?
Handing is required, not optional. The D11752 is ordered left handed or right handed, so you need to know which way the door swings and which side the hinges are on before the order goes in. Stand outside the door: hinges on your left is a left hand door. Get it wrong on a lever set with sideplates and the lever points the wrong way and the plates will not sit correctly.
2) What is the difference between the single and double cylinder versions of the Omnia D11752?
Function is a choice on the D11752. The standard version takes a key outside and a thumbturn inside. The double cylinder version is keyed on both sides, so there is no thumbturn and you need a key to get out. Double cylinder is what people put on doors with glass beside or in them, so an intruder cannot break the glass and turn the inside knob. Check your local egress code first, since keyed-both-sides deadbolts are restricted on some dwelling exit doors.
3) How much room do I need on the door face for the Omnia D11752 sideplates?
The D11752 trim measures 10-5/8 x 2-3/8 x 2-5/8 inches, with 2-5/8 inches being the projection off the door face. The 2-3/8 inch dimension is what decides whether it fits a narrow stile: on a door with a glass panel or a slim rail you need at least that much flat face plus clearance to the glass stop. The 10-5/8 inch overall run also has to clear any escutcheon or pull already on the door.
4) Is the Omnia D11752 lockset rated for a commercial building or apartment corridor doors?
Omnia lists the D11752 as residential hardware. It suits entry doors in houses, custom builds, historic restorations, and multi-family units. For a commercial opening, a corridor door, or anything on a fire-rated assembly, you want a Grade 1 or Grade 2 commercial lockset instead, not a residential sideplate set.
5) What is the closest Emtek equivalent to the Omnia D11752 lever entry lockset?
The nearest Emtek match is the 5302 Modern Rectangular Single Point Lockset with the Hanover lever, an entry-function lever lockset from Emtek's Hanover series. Both are single point lever locksets on a plate rather than a round rose. The visual language differs: the Omnia D11752 is a Traditional collection design in solid brass with sideplates, while the Emtek Hanover lever sits on Emtek's Modern Rectangular plate, so the two will not read as the same style if you are matching adjacent doors.
6) I want a knob instead of a lever on the same style of entry lockset - what do I order?
The Emtek 5302 Modern Rectangular Single Point Lockset with Round Knobs is the knob-trim counterpart, an entry-function single point lockset from Emtek's Round series. The Omnia D11752 is built only as a lever, so if the opening calls for a knob rather than a lever the Emtek 5302 Round Knob version is the one to quote. Note that lever trim is what makes a set usable with one closed fist, so on doors in an accessible path of travel the lever stays the safer choice.
7) Does the Emtek 5302 Modern Rectangular substitute one-for-one for the Omnia D11752?
Not as a straight swap. The Emtek 5302 Modern Rectangular is a brass tubular key-in-knob/lever single point lockset, so the trim is carried on a tubular chassis, while the Omnia D11752 pairs a deadbolt with lever trim on 10-5/8 inch sideplates at 5-1/2 inch center to center. A door prepped for the D11752 sideplate pattern has the bore spacing and the plate footprint of that layout, so dropping in a tubular 5302 leaves you with prep that does not line up. Confirm the existing door prep before treating the two as interchangeable.
8) I need double cylinder keyed-both-sides on a glass panel door - do the Emtek single point locksets do that?
The Emtek 5302 Hanover, 5302 Round Knob, and Helios locksets are all cataloged as single cylinder entry sets, meaning key outside and thumbturn inside. The Omnia D11752 is offered in a Double Cylinder function alongside Standard, Single Dummy, and Pair Dummy, so when the opening has glass beside or within the door and you need a key on both faces, the D11752 Double Cylinder is the one that answers it. Check your local egress code first - keyed-both-sides is restricted on some residential exits.
9) I need matching hardware on a door that does not lock. Does Omnia make a dummy version of the D11752?
Two dummy options are available in the D11752 sideplate set. Single dummy is a non-turning lever and plate for one face, used on a closet or a pantry door or the inactive leaf of a pair. Pair dummy gives you the same trim on both faces. Neither operates a latch or a bolt, so they are pure trim, which is how you keep the look consistent across a house when only some doors actually lock.
10) Can I put a smart lock on the Omnia D11752, or do I have to replace the whole set?
The D11752 is offered with Bolt smart lock integration, so the smart operation lives inside the same sideplate set and the outside of the door keeps the traditional brass look. That matters on a renovation where the owner wants keyless entry but not a plastic keypad on a period front door.
11) Which finishes does the Omnia D11752 come in, and will they hold up on an exterior entry door?
Five finishes: polished brass, satin nickel plated, polished chrome plated, black oil-rubbed, and shaded bronze. The set is solid brass underneath, which is why it stands up to weather on an entry door. Worth knowing that black oil-rubbed and shaded bronze are living finishes, they change with handling and exposure, while the plated chrome and nickel stay put. If you are standardizing across a building, pick a plated finish so units installed years apart still match.
12) What is the difference between a sideplate lockset like the Omnia D11752 and a regular tubular entry set?
A sideplate set ties the deadbolt and the lever together on one long backplate, here 10-5/8 inches, so both are anchored to a single piece of trim rather than sitting as two separate roses on the door. A tubular single point set like the Emtek 5302 Modern Rectangular puts the key and the lever in one bored hole with no separate deadbolt above it. Choose the sideplate set when you want a deadbolt plus lever reading as one assembly on a traditional door; choose a single point set when you want the simpler prep and a cleaner modern face.
13) What else could I use instead of the Omnia D11752 if I want a lever entry set but a more modern look?
For a contemporary face, the Emtek 5302 Modern Rectangular single point lockset with the Hanover lever is an entry function alternative, and the Emtek Modern Brass Tubular set with the Helios lever is another. Both are single point sets, meaning key and lever in one unit rather than the D11752's separate deadbolt and lever on a shared sideplate. If you want round knobs instead of a lever, the Emtek 5302 with round knobs is the entry function version of the same family.
14) The architect specified a contemporary lever, not a traditional one. What is the alternative?
The Emtek Modern Brass Tubular Single Point Lockset with the Helios lever covers that spec - it is an entry-function lockset from Emtek's Helios series on a modern brass tubular platform. The Omnia D11752 belongs to Omnia's Traditional collection, so it is drawn for traditional and transitional openings; the Helios lever is the one to put on the submittal when the drawing calls out contemporary trim.
15) I need a matching non-locking lever for a closet or french door pair - what pairs with an entry set here?
The Omnia D11752 is built in Single Dummy and Pair Dummy functions in the same finishes as its keyed functions, so you can run inactive doors in identical trim to the keyed openings. The Emtek comparables - the 5302 Hanover, 5302 Round Knob, and Helios - are cataloged as entry function, so those part numbers do not cover the dummy openings. If you are standardizing a whole floor on one look, the D11752 line handles both the keyed and the non-keyed leaves.
16) Which of these locksets can I put on a smart lock retrofit later?
The Omnia D11752 is offered with Bolt smart lock integration, so the traditional sideplate appearance stays while the access control changes. The Emtek 5302 Hanover, 5302 Round Knob, and Helios sets are cataloged as mechanical single cylinder entry locksets. For a property manager phasing in electronic access across a building but wanting the trim to stay consistent, the D11752 is the set that carries that path.
17) Is a lever handle better than a knob for accessibility on an entry door?
The D11752 uses a lever, which is operable without grasping or twisting the wrist. That is the reason lever hardware gets specified on aging-in-place remodels and on units that need to be accessible. If your spec calls for knobs on the same project, note that a knob requires a tight grip and a turn, which is exactly what a lever avoids.
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