Deltana SDP25U15A Pocket Lock Passage Antique Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA SDP25U15A is a passage pocket lock designed for sliding pocket doors in residential and light commercial applications. Measuring 2.5 inches by 2.75 inches, this lock operates in passage mode, meaning it allows the door to latch without a keyed or privacy lockset function. It is finished in Antique Nickel, providing a traditional aesthetic suitable for interior door hardware applications. Carpenters, finish contractors, and door hardware installers work with this type of hardware during both new construction and remodel projects. The unit ships as a single piece and is built to standard pocket door hardware dimensions.

This pocket lock is suited for interior sliding pocket doors in residential homes and light commercial spaces. Passage function makes it appropriate for hallways, closets, and common area doors where locking is not required. The Antique Nickel finish coordinates with other Antique Nickel door hardware in a matching set. Installation occurs during the finish carpentry phase once the pocket door frame and door panel are in place.

Key Features

• Passage function — no locking mechanism, allows free latching operation
• Antique Nickel finish for a traditional interior hardware aesthetic
• Compact form factor at 2.5 inches x 2.75 inches for standard pocket door applications
• Single-unit sales quantity for individual door installations
• Compatible with standard pocket door edge prep and mortise requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pocket lock for standard residential and light commercial sliding pocket doors requiring a passage-function hardware set.

Installation Notes

Pocket locks are typically installed by finish carpenters or door hardware specialists during the trim-out phase of construction. Ensure the pocket door is fully hung and the frame is plumb and square before mortising for the lock body. Power down any adjacent low-voltage or powered pocket door systems before beginning work. Follow local building codes and the door manufacturer's edge-prep specifications for proper fitment.