Emtek 8050PUS26 Providence Knob Dummy Pair Polished Chrome

Product Description

The EMTEK 8050PUS26 is a Providence knob dummy pair with regular rose, finished in polished chrome. Dummy knobs are non-turning, non-latching hardware used on doors that do not require a latch mechanism, such as closet doors, pantry doors, and passage doors where only a pull is needed. This pair fits doors ranging from 1.25 inches to 2 inches in thickness. The set weighs 1.76 pounds and is sold as a pair. Installation requires no lockset boring — only a rose mounting point. Suitable for residential interior applications where coordinated hardware appearance matters across multiple doors.

This dummy pair is intended for interior residential doors that do not need to latch or lock. Typical applications include bi-fold door pulls, closet doors, pantry doors, and decorative double-door setups where one inactive door requires a matching knob. The regular rose profile keeps the trim low-profile and compatible with standard door prep. The polished chrome finish suits transitional and contemporary interior design schemes. Door thickness range of 1.25 inches to 2 inches covers the majority of standard residential interior door stock.

Key Features

• Dummy function — non-turning, non-latching; no lockset boring required
• Sold as a pair for two-sided door coverage
• Fits door thickness from 1.25 inches to 2 inches
• Polished chrome finish for a clean, reflective appearance
• Regular rose included; low-profile trim profile
• Packaged dimensions: 9.25 inches long by 5 inches wide by 3.5 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as a dummy pair replacement or new-installation knob set for interior residential doors with a thickness of 1.25 inches to 2 inches using a standard regular rose mounting configuration.

Installation Notes

Dummy knobs are installed by a finish carpenter or general contractor and do not require a lockset hole bore — only the rose mounting screws attach the hardware to the door face. Power down any adjacent electronic door systems before working on the door assembly. Follow the manufacturer's template for rose placement to ensure the knob sits flush against the door surface. Do not use dummy hardware on any door intended to latch, lock, or provide security.