Emtek 8521NWUS26 Norwich Knob Dummy Pair Polished Chrome

Product Description

The EMTEK 8521NWUS26 is a Norwich knob dummy pair with a rectangular rose, finished in polished chrome and sized to fit doors ranging from 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches thick. Dummy hardware has no latch or turning mechanism — it is a fixed, non-functional knob used strictly for appearance on closet doors, cabinet doors, bi-fold doors, and other single-pull or push applications. The rectangular rose provides a clean, geometric backplate profile. Installation is straightforward and typically handled by carpenters, finish trimmers, or experienced handymen. Sold as a pair, this unit covers both sides of the door in a matched set.

This dummy pair is suited for interior residential applications where latching hardware is not required. Common installations include closet doors, pantry doors, wardrobe doors, and passage doors that swing freely without a latch. The polished chrome finish suits contemporary and transitional interior design schemes. Door thickness compatibility ranges from 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches, covering standard interior door stock as well as thicker custom millwork panels.

Key Features

• Dummy pair configuration — no latch, no turn function; push or pull use only
• Rectangular rose backplate for a geometric, structured look
• Polished chrome finish suitable for contemporary and transitional interiors
• Fits door thicknesses from 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches
• Sold as a pair — covers both faces of the door

Compatibility

Designed as a dummy-function door knob pair for interior residential doors with a thickness between 1-1/4 inches and 2 inches. No specific model or system compatibility data was provided for this SKU.

Installation Notes

Dummy knobs are typically installed by finish carpenters or trim contractors using a drill, screwdriver, and door-face template. No latch bore or cross-bore is required — mounting screws attach directly through the rose into the door face. Power to any adjacent electric strike or access control hardware should be shut off before working on the door assembly. Follow applicable local building codes for interior hardware installation.