Multipoint Sets

Multipoint sets: cabinet hardware bundled whole for patio and entry doors

Unlike trim sold separately over someone else's lock, this hardware ships as one matched unit, lever, backplate, and the multi-point mechanism itself, built together rather than assembled from parts sourced elsewhere. The lock mechanism is Rocky Mountain Hardware's own design, so nothing in a set needs sourcing from an outside manufacturer or a separate catalog. The Rectangular Multi-Point Entry Set at 1 3/4" x 11" anchors the entry half of this range, while narrower options like the Rectangular Multi-Point Patio Set at 1 3/8" x 11" are cut for the slimmer stiles typical of a sliding patio door.

Patio proportions versus entry proportions

A patio door stile rarely has room for anything wider than about 1 3/8", so the Metro Multi-Point Patio Set comes in narrower than its Metro Multi-Point Entry Set counterpart at 1 3/4". Both run the identical lock mechanism underneath; only the visible plate width changes to fit whichever door it's mounted on. A second Rectangular Multi-Point Entry Set, also at 1 3/4" x 11", confirms that width as the standard for this door type across the line, regardless of which design family it's ordered in.

Metro, Ellis, and Maddox each say something different

Metro keeps flat, unfussy rectangular lines that suit a contemporary build. Ellis Multi-Point Entry Set and Maddox Multi-Point Patio Set both carry molded edges and noticeably more visual heft, which reads right at a paneled front door and wrong at a minimalist slider. Pick the design family by look first; once that's settled, sizing between patio and entry versions becomes the easy part. Whatever chassis was specified when the door itself was ordered determines which backset these sets need to clear, so check that spec sheet before choosing hardware, not after it arrives.