Mortise Handleset Entrance Trim
- The Pasadena Entrance Trim is a modern and textured trim uniquely designed to elevate functionality and visual appeal.
- Shown in Standard Right Hand Entry Function, but also available in Left Hand Entry, Double Cylinder, Full Dummy, Exterior Only and Back to Back, as well as individual escutcheons Cut for Cylinder, Cut for Emergency Release, Cut for Knob and Cut for Turn Knob.
- Customize by substituting any interior knob or lever of your choice or by utilizing the interior escutcheon plate to create passage, privacy, dummy or entry sets. Thin and thick door kits available to accommodate a wide range of door conditions and applications.
- The mortise application is a unique door condition that requires custom door preparation, specification and installation. The full mortise specification requires multiple components, including this decorative trim. To learn more about specifying mortise, please refer to the "Know Before You Go" section on this page.
- Our Lifetime Polished Brass is known for it's golden, lacquered appearance that captures the hardware's lustrous beauty. The PVD nature of this finish ensures it's elegance will endure weather and aging, lasting a lifetime.
Lock Type |
Mortise |
Style |
Rustic |
Lock Function |
Entry |
Maximum Door Thickness |
2.25 |
Minimum Door Thickness |
1.5 |
We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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