Emtek 5050HECUS26 Hercules Lever Dummy Pair Polished Chrome

Product Description

The EMTEK 5050HECUS26 is a Hercules lever dummy pair with a square rose, finished in polished chrome. Dummy levers are non-latching, non-turning hardware used on inactive doors where passage function is not required — such as closet doors, double-door setups, or decorative applications. The square rose mounting plate accommodates door thicknesses from 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches. This hardware is sold as a pair and is assembled to order. Installation is typically handled by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or experienced DIYer working on interior door trim.

This dummy lever pair is suited for residential interior doors where a matching handle appearance is needed on both sides of a non-operating door panel. Common applications include bi-fold bypass doors, double entry setups where one door is fixed, and wardrobe or closet doors. The polished chrome finish coordinates with standard chrome plumbing and lighting fixtures in contemporary or transitional interiors. Sold per pair, one pair covers both faces of a single inactive door panel.

Key Features

• Dummy function — no latch or turn mechanism, for inactive or decorative door panels
• Square rose design for a clean, geometric mounting profile
• Polished chrome finish suitable for contemporary and transitional interiors
• Fits door thicknesses from 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches
• Sold as a pair, covering both faces of one inactive door panel

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation dummy lever pair for standard interior residential doors with a thickness between 1-1/4 inches and 2 inches and square rose trim configuration.

Installation Notes

Dummy levers are surface-mounted and do not require a latch bore or cross-bore — confirm the door panel has no existing latch hardware that would conflict with the rose plate seating flush. Power tools are not required; installation typically uses a screwdriver and a level. Follow the fastener instructions included with the hardware to avoid overdriving screws into the door face. No keying, latching, or lock cylinder work is involved.