Emtek Siena Single Cylinder Keyed Entry Lost Wax Cast Bronze Leverset

All Emtek items are made to order.

Emtek's single cylinder leversets use traditional American locks, complete with a variety of trim styles, handcrafted from authentic materials. The leverset is operated by a key from the exterior, and a thumbturn from the interior. Uncompromisingly rugged and beautifully crafted, these locks are suitable for the very finest homes.

Emtek's Lost Wax Collection takes its name from the traditional Tuscan method of construction which used lost wax castings. This ancient method captures fine design details while retaining a warm, textured surface after being finished with hand-applied patina. The Lost Wax Collection's knob / lever handles are supported by springs mounted behind the rosettes and sideplates, which return the handles back to the rest position and prevent lever sag. The latches are heavy-duty die cast construction, with strong internal springs, solid brass nose bolts, and sintered metal cams. A plastic bushing located in the joint between the handle and the rosette ensures a friction-free wear surface, preventing metal from bearing on metal and providing smooth, long-lasting operation. Handles are positively connected to rosettes with a permanent clip. Each has a set screw which eliminates "handle wobble" when tightened. Emtek's threaded tubes are machined brass to ensure good threads and prevent corrosion.

Features:

• Standard Door Prep
• Schlage C Keyway
• Solid Cast Bronze Trim
Two keys will be shipped per lock. Three or more items keyed alike will ship a total of 6 keys

Specifications:

• Lever Width: 5-1/16"
• Lever Projection: 2-9/16"
• Door Thickness: 1-1/4" - 2-3/4"
• Backset: Adjustable Latch for 2-3/8" or 2-3/4"

Emtek is dedicated to bringing interesting, well made hardware back into American homes. Emtek's mission is to satisfy the higher expectations of today's homeowners with regard to door locks. They strive to provide a broad and interesting range of products that consumers can use as elements of decor, and not just as a way to latch a door.