Rocky Mountain Metro

Rocky Mountain Metro: lock trim built for European doors

Not every Rocky Mountain series is meant to draw attention. Metro is one of the quieter ones — a small run of Euro profile and bit-key escutcheons, dimensioned in millimeters for doors cut to continental rather than American specs. Where other series in the catalog stretch into windows, cabinets, and lighting, Metro stays narrowly focused on the lock plate itself, and the shape stays flat and unadorned across every option offered.

Who actually needs this series

Picture a door already fitted with a European cylinder, or a renovation sourcing imported hardware, where nothing in the standard US lineup will bolt on correctly. Metro solves that specific problem. Its bathroom lock and bit-key options cover interior privacy doors without forcing anyone to remove a working lock body and start fresh with an American mortise unit. That narrow focus makes Metro easy to browse quickly compared with a series covering a dozen product types at once.

Measure before you order

Every plate in this collection is dimensioned in millimeters, and the numbers describe the plate itself, not the backset behind it. Remove the existing trim from the door and take your own measurements instead of guessing at the format from a home's age or builder — older properties sometimes carry a mix left over from prior remodels. Renovators bringing in European-sourced doors tend to settle on this series ahead of any of the other Rocky Mountain lines, since nothing else in the catalog is built quite so specifically around Euro sizing.

A wider Rocky Mountain lineup

Looking for a full entry set instead of trim by itself? Rocky Mountain Bordeaux scales the same idea across an entire door. For hardware that stays just as plain but spans far more product types, Rocky Mountain Edge is worth a look once a project moves past a single interior lock.