Emtek offers a simple solution for custom hardware. From multiple lever and knob choices to a variety of authentic materials and finishes, we provide a level of customization that is hard to match. Let our collection of artistic product images inspire your creativity. Emtek’s products are a cut above in terms of craftsmanship and design. Emtek is dedicated to helping bring your personal style to life. Door hardware is more than a way to open, close and secure a space. To us, it is an integral part of a room’s design theme. It is an extension of your personal style and we want it to do more than blend in. Door hardware should make a statement, your statement. Founded in 1981, Emtek has decades of experience creating door hardware. We keep our finger on the pulse of the market and regularly release new designs. Our style is current, but we never forget about the classics. From traditional to contemporary, transitional or rustic, we have hardware to match every style.
Edit ArticleHow to Fix a Sagging Emtek Door Handle Two Methods:Determine What is BrokenPut it Back TogetherCommunity Q&A Every brand of solid bronze door hardware has the potential to have problems. If your Emtek lever appears to droop, or your Emtek knobs turn action isn't as stiff as it once was, then you can probably fix it by following the steps on this page. Ninety percent of the time, it's either a torsion spring or keyed washer causing the problem. These two parts press against each other to give the lever or knob tension. This guide will help you determine what's causing your Emtek lever to sag and show you how to replace it while reinstalling the hardware. Remove the hardware from the door. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the Emtek door hardware from the door. You don't need to remove the internal latch (that thing that keeps the door shut). Only remove the two screws holding the lever to the sides of the doors. Loosen the knob or lever with an Allen Wrench.
Remove the turn post. Observe the inner mechanical parts. Use a screwdriver to remove the top clip. Once you loosen it up, you should be able to pull it out with your finger. This part keeps the torsion spring and keyed washer pressed together. Remove the top washer. Look for breaks in the torsion spring. Remove the torsion spring. Look for breaks in the keyed washer. Remove the keyed washer if broken. Contact the manufacturer if the handle still sags. Replace the keyed washer. Replace the torsion spring. Replace the top washer. Slide the top clip into place. Push in the turn post. Tighten the bolt with an Allen wrench. Place your fixed lever or knob back on the door.Knobs, levers, locks, and handsets: Providing both security and the all-important initial aesthetic impression, decorative door hardware is a key design detail. While streamlined at first glance, this hardware features unexpected details upon further inspection.
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