Emtek EE3220CLPSN Privacy Lock Clapton Lever Satin Nickel

Product Description

The EMTEK EE3220CLPSN is a privacy lock set combining the Clapton lever with a square rose in a Satin Nickel finish. It is part of the Expressions by Emtek line, designed for interior privacy applications such as bathrooms and bedrooms where a push-button or turn-button locking function is required without a keyed entry. The square rose provides a clean, contemporary backplate profile, while the Clapton lever adds a distinct architectural detail. At 0.77 pounds, the hardware is solid without being cumbersome. Each unit is assembled to order at the manufacturer's Southern California facility.

This privacy lock set is intended for residential interior doors, primarily bathroom and bedroom installations. It suits modern and transitional interior design schemes where squared-off rosette geometry pairs with a styled lever. The Satin Nickel finish offers broad compatibility with brushed metal fixture families common in contemporary residential spaces. Installation is performed by finish carpenters, general contractors, or experienced DIYers during new construction or renovation door hardware replacement.

Key Features

• Privacy lock function — suitable for bathroom and bedroom interior doors
• Clapton lever paired with a square rose backplate for a coordinated architectural look
• Satin Nickel finish for compatibility with brushed metal fixture schemes
• Assembled to order at the manufacturer's Southern California facility
• Compact package footprint: 9.25 inches long, 5 inches wide, 3.75 inches tall
• Lightweight at 0.77 pounds for ease of handling and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style privacy lock set for standard residential interior door preparations; no specific model or cross-reference compatibility data was provided for this SKU.

Installation Notes

Privacy lock sets of this type are installed by finish carpenters or experienced DIYers following standard door hardware bore preparation per the manufacturer's template. Power to any adjacent low-voltage or electronic hardware should be disconnected before work begins, and the door should be fully removed from load-bearing stress before hardware is seated and fastened. Follow local building codes for interior door hardware requirements. Do not force the lever trim against the rose — confirm proper spindle engagement before tightening all fasteners.