Emtek 8050OTUS15 Old Town Glass Knob Dummy Pair Satin Nickel

Product Description

The EMTEK 8050OTUS15 is an Old Town glass knob dummy pair with a regular rose, finished in satin nickel. Dummy knobs are non-turning, non-latching hardware used on doors that require a pull handle appearance without a working latch mechanism — common on bi-fold doors, closet doors, and cabinet-style passage doors. This set is designed for door thicknesses from 1.25 inches to 2 inches and is sold as a pair. The satin nickel finish provides a clean, brushed appearance that suits a range of interior design styles. Installation is handled by a finish carpenter, interior door installer, or experienced handyman.

This dummy knob pair is suited for residential interior applications where a decorative knob presence is needed without latch or lock function. Typical installations include double doors, pantry doors, closet doors, and any passage door that swings freely or is held shut by a magnetic catch rather than a latch bolt. The regular rose provides a standard-profile mounting base compatible with doors in the 1.25-inch to 2-inch thickness range. The glass knob design adds a decorative element appropriate for traditional, transitional, and vintage-influenced interiors.

Key Features

• Dummy function — non-turning knob for decorative pull use only, no latch mechanism
• Sold as a pair, suitable for double-door or two-sided single-door installations
• Satin nickel finish with brushed, low-sheen surface
• Old Town glass knob design suits traditional and transitional interior styles
• Compatible with door thicknesses from 1.25 inches to 2 inches
• Regular rose provides a standard-profile backplate mount

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style decorative dummy pair for interior residential doors with a thickness between 1.25 inches and 2 inches using a standard regular rose configuration.

Installation Notes

Dummy knobs require no latch bore preparation — only a through-bolt or surface-mount fastener is used to secure the rose and knob to the door face. Power tools are not required for most installations; a screwdriver is typically sufficient. Ensure the door surface is clean and flat at the mounting location before securing the rose. No door prep for a latch bore or strike plate is needed for dummy function hardware.