Emtek EE2100SB Single Cylinder Round Deadbolt Satin Brass

Product Description

The EMTEK EE2100SB is a single cylinder round deadbolt finished in Satin Brass, part of the Expressions by Emtek line of residential door hardware. It features a Kwikset keyway, making it compatible with existing Kwikset-keyed systems and widely available key blanks. The deadbolt is sold as a single unit and is custom assembled at EMTEK's Southern California facility. At 0.77 pounds, it is a lightweight yet solid hardware component suited for interior and exterior door applications where a round-profile deadbolt is specified. Installation is straightforward for locksmiths, general contractors, and experienced finish carpenters.

This deadbolt is designed for residential door applications requiring a round-style escutcheon with single cylinder operation. The Kwikset keyway allows for easy key duplication and re-keying using standard locksmith tooling. The Satin Brass finish suits traditional and transitional interior design themes. Custom assembly means each unit is built to order at the EMTEK facility, so lead time expectations should be confirmed at time of purchase through standard distributor channels.

Key Features

• Single cylinder operation with thumb turn on interior side
• Round deadbolt profile for a clean, minimal escutcheon appearance
• Kwikset keyway for broad key blank availability and standard re-keying
• Satin Brass finish for traditional and transitional applications
• Custom assembled in Southern California
• Lightweight at 0.77 pounds for easy handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation deadbolt for residential doors prepared for a standard single cylinder deadbolt cutout. Kwikset keyway is compatible with standard Kwikset-format cylinders and key blanks.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith, finish carpenter, or general contractor following standard door hardware prep guidelines. Confirm door backset and bore hole diameter match the hardware specifications before installation. Disengage any existing lock hardware and ensure the door is properly supported before beginning work. Follow local building codes for exterior door security hardware requirements.