HOPPE Dallas 4600 Series Dummy Handleset Trim

Hoppe Dallas Dummy Handles for HLS9000 Sliding Door Systems

When your sliding door configuration includes a stationary panel, you need hardware that matches your active handles without adding unnecessary locking mechanisms. The Hoppe Dallas 4600 Series dummy handles from MPLocks are purpose-built for this application, delivering the same clean, modern aesthetic as their active counterparts. These handles integrate seamlessly with the HLS9000 multipoint locking system, ensuring your entire sliding door setup maintains a cohesive, professional appearance.

Contemporary Design with Durable Finishes

The Dallas Series features straight, modern lines that complement contemporary home styles and architectural preferences. Each dummy handle is available in three finish options: Alpine Frost (a powder-coated finish resembling satin nickel), Matte Black for a bold statement, and Rustic Umber for warmer tones. These finishes are engineered for durability, standing up to daily use while maintaining their appearance over time. The contemporary styling pairs well with both residential and light commercial sliding door applications.

Engineered for Fixed Panel Applications

Unlike active handles that operate locking mechanisms, dummy handles serve a purely aesthetic function on non-moving door panels. This makes them essential for multi-panel sliding door systems where only one panel operates. The Dallas dummy handles are designed for standard 1-3/4 inch (44.5mm) door thickness, which covers most residential sliding patio doors. If your door panels exceed this thickness, MPLocks can help identify alternative solutions that maintain proper fit and function.

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• Hoppe HLS9000 Sliding Door Handles

Selecting the Correct Hand Configuration

Dummy handles are offered in both left hand and right hand versions, and selecting the correct orientation is critical for proper installation. The hand designation refers to the handle's position relative to the door panel when viewed from the exterior. Before ordering, stand outside your sliding door and note which side the fixed panel is on—this determines whether you need a left or right hand dummy. If you're replacing existing hardware, matching the current configuration ensures the screw holes align correctly.

Not sure which dummy handle configuration fits your sliding door setup? Call MPLocks at (816) 221-6543 to speak with a specialist who can help confirm the right part. You can also use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to submit details about your existing hardware for expert review and recommendations.