Emtek 2115US19138 Privacy Pocket Door Mortise Lock Flat Black

Product Description

The EMTEK 2115US19138 is a modern rectangular privacy mortise lock designed for pocket doors. It provides a privacy function suitable for bathrooms, bedrooms, and other spaces where an interior lock-out is required without a keyed entry. The lock is finished in flat black and is sized to fit doors that are 1-3/8 inches thick. Measuring 10 inches in length, 6.7 inches in width, and 3.2 inches in height, and weighing 3.9 pounds, it is a solid, purpose-built unit intended for installation by finish carpenters, general contractors, or experienced DIYers during new construction or renovation work.

This mortise lock is intended for use in residential pocket door applications where a modern rectangular profile is specified. The flat black finish suits contemporary, industrial, and transitional interior design schemes. It is sold as a single unit and fits standard 1-3/8 inch interior pocket doors. The privacy function allows occupants to lock the door from one side without requiring a key cylinder, making it appropriate for bathrooms, home offices, and dressing rooms.

Key Features

• Privacy function for interior pocket door applications — no key cylinder required
• Modern rectangular profile in a flat black finish
• Sized for 1-3/8 inch thick doors
• Mortise-style installation for a clean, flush-mounted appearance
• Dimensions: 10 inches long, 6.7 inches wide, 3.2 inches tall
• Weighs 3.9 pounds — substantial build quality for a mortise lock

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise lock for standard 1-3/8 inch interior pocket doors requiring a privacy function.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or skilled tradesperson familiar with mortise lock routing. Power down any electronic door hardware on the same door assembly before beginning work. A mortise chisel and appropriate router template are typically required to prepare the door edge for the lock body. Consult local building codes for privacy hardware requirements in residential applications.