Emtek 8521HTUS7 Hampton Glass Knob Dummy Pair Antique Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 8521HTUS7 is a Hampton Glass Knob Dummy Pair with a Rectangular Rose, finished in French Antique Brass. Dummy hardware is non-latching and non-turning — it is mounted for appearance and pull function only, commonly used on bi-fold doors, wardrobe doors, and the inactive panel of a French door pair. This set fits door thicknesses ranging from 1.25 inches to 2 inches and ships as a pair. The French Antique Brass finish gives the hardware a warm, aged brass appearance suited to traditional and transitional interior design schemes. Installation requires no lockset boring — only a through-bolt mounting on a flat door face.

This dummy pair is intended for interior residential door applications where no latch or lock function is needed. Typical uses include French doors, pantry doors, closet doors, and decorative passage points where a finished, coordinated look is the priority. The rectangular rose provides a clean backplate profile that suits paneled and flat-slab door styles alike. The set is sold as a pair, providing hardware for both sides of a single door or for one side each of a double-door application.

Key Features

• Dummy function — no latch, no turn, no bore required beyond through-bolt holes
• Hampton Glass Knob design with Rectangular Rose backplate
• French Antique Brass finish for a warm, traditional aesthetic
• Fits door thickness range of 1.25 inches to 2 inches
• Sold as a pair (PR) — two knob assemblies per order
• Package dimensions: 9.25 inches long, 5 inches wide, 3.5 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style dummy pair for interior residential doors requiring a non-latching knob solution, compatible with doors from 1.25 inches to 2 inches thick.

Installation Notes

Dummy knobs are installed by a finish carpenter or skilled DIYer using basic hand tools. No lockset bore is required — only through-bolt holes are needed for mounting. Ensure the door face is clean and flat before seating the rose backplate. Follow the manufacturer-supplied template and hardware for proper alignment of both sides of the pair.