Emtek EE3320CLPSN Dummy Lock Clapton Lever Satin Nickel

Product Description

The EMTEK EE3320CLPSN is a dummy lock trim set featuring the Clapton lever mounted on a square rose in a Satin Nickel finish. Dummy locks are non-latching, non-functional hardware used to provide a matching pull on a door that does not require a latch or lockset — common on closet doors, bi-fold doors, and decorative passage applications. The set ships as a single unit and is custom assembled to order. At 0.77 pounds, the hardware is compact and suited for interior residential and light commercial door applications where aesthetics matter as much as function.

This dummy trim is intended for interior doors that require a pull handle but no latching mechanism. Typical applications include double doors where one side is stationary, closet entries, and decorative panels. The Clapton lever and square rose combination suits transitional and contemporary interior design themes. Installation is straightforward and generally handled by finish carpenters, door hardware specialists, or experienced DIYers. No lock chassis or latch bore is required for dummy-only applications.

Key Features

• Dummy trim configuration — no latch, no lock cylinder, pull-only function
• Clapton lever design on a square rose base plate
• Satin Nickel finish for a clean, low-sheen appearance
• Lightweight at 0.77 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Custom assembled to order by the manufacturer
• Sold individually as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed for use as a dummy trim set on interior residential doors that do not require a latching or locking mechanism. Confirm door thickness and backset requirements before ordering, as dummy trim fitment varies by door preparation.

Installation Notes

Dummy lever sets are typically installed by finish carpenters or qualified door hardware installers. No latch bore or strike preparation is required, but the door face must be drilled to the manufacturer-specified hole pattern for the rose and lever spindle. Ensure the door is not in a load path that requires a positive latch before selecting dummy hardware. Follow the manufacturer-supplied template and hardware instructions for proper mounting.