Emtek Manhattan Mortise Lock

Emtek is dedicated to helping bring your personal style to life. Door hardware is more than a way to open, close, and secure a space. To us, it is an integral part of a room's design theme. Each order is custom assembled in our Southern California facility. There is no predetermined combination of knobs, levers, rosettes, and finishes; we let you mix and match according to your own taste. Door hardware should make a statement, your statement. Can be ordered with any brass knob or lever for the inside trim Sold as complete set. Includes latch and strike plate MORTISE ENTRY SETS Classic style entry sets now available in a mortise lock body application. Emtek’s heavy duty mortise lock boxes include: UL Listed mortise door prep ANSI A115.1 180 minute fire rating Deadlocking latch bolt Forged deadbolts with anti-saw inserts Anti-pick security latches Anti-friction triggers Stop and release buttons in the F20 function option Function (F13 or F20), backset length and handing are required on all mortise lock orders Entry Set FUNCTIONS F13 Mortise Operates as a standard keyed lock Key outside operates both bolts Inside lever retracts latch and deadbolt simultaneously UL180 minute fire rating Heavy duty lock body Forged deadbolt latch with Anti-Saw inserts Anti-Friction latch trigger Deadlocking latch bolt     Dummy Dummy sets have no latch and require no bore hole Surface mounted to the door Often used in conjunction with a passage or privacy set for double or french doors Acts as a jamb, with a strikeplate for the other door's latch to fit into F20 Mortise Key outside operates both bolts Inside lever retracts latch and deadbolt simultaneously Always locked from the outside Includes a mechanism to temporarily override the outside lock Activated by pressing the release button on the latch plate To cancel, use the stop button or project the deadboltUL180 minute fire rating Heavy duty lock body Forged deadbolt latch with Anti-Saw inserts Anti-Friction latch trigger Deadlocking latch bolt   Learn more about handing here: