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Handlesets & Locking

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MULTI-POINT LOCKING MECHANISM (GU-2) - American Cylinder Hub Above Handle 3-5⁄8 Center-to-Center
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Multi-Point - Emtek Modern Style Square - Available in Flat Black or Satin Nickel
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Multi-Point - Emtek Concord Scroll Style - Available in Flat Black or Satin Nickel
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When selecting your door's handleset and locking hardware, it’s important to know what the difference is between a tubular lock and multipoint or triple lock and what impact each has on the door.

A tubular (single or cylinder) lock is has one locking point at the centre of one side of the door (handleset and deadbolt)
A multipoint or triple lock has three locking points connected to an internal rod, one at the top, one in the middle, and one at the bottom. All three locking points are engaged when the key is turned.

When selecting a handleset option, on a double if you want a handle on both sides (active & dummy) choose the option with active and dummy available.

Due to supply chain constraints, we are currently only offering the multipoint locking options above. There are many other options for multipoint available on the market and we are happy answer any questions you have and we can provide the locking mechanism specifications to aid you in ordering (pictured above as well). For handleset and deadbolt options (tubular entrysets), you will typically be ordering from your supplier for a 1-3/4" door at a 2-3/8" backset unless your door is ordered with different specifications.