Emtek EETPDSQU63SB Square Pocket Door Privacy Lock

Product Description

The EMTEK EETPDSQU63SB is a square-style privacy tubular lock designed for pocket doors. It provides a privacy locking function — allowing a room occupant to secure the door from inside without a keyed cylinder. The satin brass finish gives it a clean, warm appearance suited to both traditional and transitional interiors. The unit ships as a single assembly and is installed by a finish carpenter, trim carpenter, or experienced handyman working on pocket door hardware upgrades or new construction. At 0.77 pounds, it is a lightweight but purpose-built hardware component for sliding pocket door applications.

This lock is used in residential pocket door installations where a privacy function is required, such as bathrooms, bedrooms, or home offices. Pocket door hardware differs from standard passage hardware in that it requires a recessed edge pull and a turn-piece mechanism engineered for the narrow edge profile of a pocket door slab. The EETPDSQU63SB fits that application with a square design aesthetic and a satin brass finish that coordinates with matching EMTEK hardware collections.

Key Features

• Privacy tubular lock function — secures door from inside without a key
• Square design style compatible with contemporary and transitional door hardware themes
• Satin brass finish for a warm, understated appearance
• Lightweight assembly at 0.77 pounds for straightforward pocket door installation
• Single-unit assembly (sold individually)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation privacy lock for standard residential tubular pocket door applications.

Installation Notes

Pocket door locks are typically installed by a finish carpenter or trim carpenter during rough-in or finish stages of construction. Before beginning installation, confirm the pocket door slab is fully hung and the pocket frame is complete. Follow the hardware manufacturer's template for mortise cutout dimensions to avoid oversizing the edge bore. Consult local building codes for bedroom and bathroom privacy hardware requirements where applicable.