Emtek 4212EUS7 Single Cylinder Tubular Handleset

Product Description

The EMTEK 4212EUS7 is a single cylinder tubular handleset featuring the Egg knob design in a French Antique Brass finish. It is a complete door entry set that combines a keyed exterior cylinder with an interior knob, designed for residential entry doors requiring a finished, coordinated look. The handleset accommodates both 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backset configurations, making it adaptable to standard pre-hung door preparations. At 10.77 pounds, it is a substantial, quality-grade assembly. Installation is handled by carpenters, finish trim contractors, or experienced door hardware technicians during new construction or renovation work.

The 4212EUS7 is suited for residential entry door applications where a traditional or transitional aesthetic is desired. The Melrose tubular handleset body pairs with the Egg knob interior trim and ships in a French Antique Brass finish. It is appropriate for single-bore entry door setups and is sold as a single unit. The dual-backset capability covers the two most common door prep dimensions found in residential construction, reducing the need for custom bore modifications on site.

Key Features

• Accepts both 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backset for broad door compatibility
• Single cylinder keyed entry with Egg knob interior design
• Melrose tubular handleset body in French Antique Brass finish
• Custom assembled unit sold individually
• Substantial construction at 10.77 pounds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation handleset for standard residential single-bore entry doors prepared for tubular handleset hardware with 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch backset dimensions.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or experienced general contractor. Power down any electronic access control components associated with the door assembly before beginning work. Confirm the door's existing bore pattern and backset measurement before selecting the appropriate backset setting on the latch. Follow local building codes for entry door hardware requirements, particularly in jurisdictions referencing accessibility or egress standards.