Choosing a Door Set

Our door set categories make it easier to narrow the collection based on the door opening, locking requirements, and how the hardware will be used. Entry, interior, multipoint, screen, gate, push/pull, and sliding door sets each address different door configurations, so you can start with the set that matches the opening in your project.

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Sets for Entry and Exterior Doors

Entry door sets are keyed sets for front doors, combining the escutcheon, operating hardware, and lock as one coordinated design. They give the main entry a cohesive set of functional hardware with a consistent architectural character.

Multipoint sets secure the door at several points along the frame through a single locking mechanism. These sets are a good fit for tall or wide doors and glazed patio doors that use a multipoint locking system.

Screen and gate sets cover two specialized exterior openings. Screen door sets are configured for screen doors, while gate sets use hardware suited specifically to gates.

Sets for Interior Doors

Interior door sets are complete sets for passage, privacy, and dummy applications. The configuration depends on the function required for the interior opening.

Push/pull sets use direct push-and-pull operation instead of a turning lever or knob. Our collection also has certain configurations that accommodate locking or privacy functions, adding more flexibility for different interior doors.

Sets for Doors That Slide

Rocky Mountain Hardware crafts sliding door sets for surface-sliding interior doors, glazed sliding doors, and lift-and-slide openings. Here you’ll also find flush pulls for doors that slide into a pocket.

We have a selection of flush pulls for pocket doors that provide a low-profile option that sits within the face of the door. Flush pulls keep the hardware clear of the pocket as the door moves into the wall, so you don’t have to worry about a projecting pull interfering with the opening.

The collection also includes long and offset forms for lift-and-slide and sliding doors. These options give larger doors a substantial grip without compromising how proportionate the hardware is to the door itself.

These sets are available in the same range of hand-applied finishes as the other door sets and are suitable for your home if you want a consistent look throughout the property.

The Builder Series

If your project calls for solid bronze door hardware for several openings, we recommend the Builder Series to help you piece it all together. This is a separate product line built around passage sets on dedicated Builder Series escutcheons.

Moreover, the price includes the finish and a choice of Builder Series knobs and levers, giving you a complete passage-set configuration. A Builder Series passage set can be combined with any Rocky Mountain Hardware deadbolt to create an entry set.

The series has a specific configuration path distinct from the other door-set categories, but you can specify different set types if needed.

For example, the Metro Builder Series Set’s 2 1/2″ x 3 3/4″ escutcheons are available with a passage spring latch, privacy spring latch, single dummy, or full dummy configuration.

Solid Bronze, One Finish Across the Whole Project

Solid cast bronze provides a common material throughout our door-set collection, regardless of the type of opening. A single collection can include entry sets, passage and privacy sets, sliding and lift-and-slide sets, multipoint sets, push/pull sets, mortise bolts, flush pulls, and gate hardware.

This means you can carry one collection and one patina across an entire building and easily maintain the hardware’s visual connection from the entry door through interior openings and exterior gates.

Every piece is cast in solid bronze instead of plated over another material, and the finish is applied by hand. As a result, individual pieces have their own variations in tone and surface character.

Why Choose Rocky Mountain Hardware Door Sets

Rocky Mountain Hardware door sets are sand-cast and finished by hand in Hailey, Idaho, using art-grade bronze certified to contain a minimum of 90% post-consumer recycled content. The collection includes 578 sets across seven types, giving a project access to a broad selection of door configurations from one manufacturer.

Our design tool lets specifiers combine compatible escutcheons, handles, and finishes from several collections when developing a hardware arrangement. Custom sizes and original designs are also available for projects that require options beyond the standard catalog.

Door sets are ordered through a Rocky Mountain Hardware dealer or showroom, with selected items available through RMH Express on a shorter lead time. Residential bronze products have a lifetime warranty against defects in material and workmanship, but hand-applied patinas are not covered because they are living finishes that change over time.

Frequently Asked Questions About Door Sets

How Do I Know Which Door Set I Need?

Look at the type of opening first and then choose the set category that matches its function. Entry, interior, sliding, multipoint, push/pull, screen, gate, and Builder Series sets each serve different door configurations.

What Is Included in a Door Set?

The exact contents depend on the selected door-set type and configuration. A set may include components such as an escutcheon, lever, knob, lock, or other operating hardware specified for that particular opening.

Can I Use the Same Handle Across Different Sets?

Yes, you can use the same handle across different sets. Rocky Mountain Hardware collections extend across several door-set types, allowing you to maintain the same design language between different openings. Compatible hardware selections depend on the specific collection and set configuration.

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Push Pull Sets
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Interior Door Sets
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Sliding Door Sets
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Builder Series
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Multipoint Sets
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Entry Door Sets
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Screen and Gate Sets
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