Emtek 8521NWUS7 Norwich Knob Dummy Pair French Antique Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK 8521NWUS7 is a Norwich knob dummy pair with rectangular rose, finished in French Antique Brass and designed for doors ranging from 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches thick. Dummy hardware functions without a latch mechanism, making it the correct choice for fixed panels, bi-fold doors, closet doors, and decorative applications where a pull function is needed but no through-bolt passage set is required. This pair is sold as a set of two matching dummy knobs, covering both faces of the door. The rectangular rose provides a clean, traditional mounting profile. At 1 pound per pair, the hardware is appropriately weighted for residential interior use.

This dummy pair is suited for residential interior installations on single or double French door configurations, closet doors, and non-latching cabinet or passage doors. The Norwich knob style features a classic profile that fits transitional and traditional interior design schemes. The French Antique Brass finish works well alongside period-appropriate trim, lighting fixtures, and other architectural hardware. Installation is typically handled by a finish carpenter, trim carpenter, or a skilled DIYer during new construction or renovation work.

Key Features

• Dummy pair configuration — no latch or spindle required, suitable for non-operating door faces
• Fits door thicknesses from 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches
• Rectangular rose mounting plate provides traditional, defined trim line
• French Antique Brass finish for a classic, aged appearance
• Sold as a pair (2 knobs) for double-sided dummy applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style dummy pair for residential interior doors with a thickness between 1-1/4 inches and 2 inches, compatible with standard rectangular rose door preparations.

Installation Notes

Dummy knobs do not require a latch bore or cross-spindle — confirm the door preparation matches a dummy or surface-mount configuration before installation. A finish carpenter or trim installer typically handles this hardware using a screwdriver or drill driver. Follow door manufacturer recommendations for screw depth to avoid splitting the stile. No locksmith or licensed trade credential is required, but door alignment should be confirmed before final fastening.