Hoppe Munchen Traditional Paired Dummy Handles

Hoppe Munchen Traditional Dummy Handlesets for Multipoint Lock Doors

When installing double French doors or creating a unified entryway appearance, paired dummy handlesets complete the look without adding unnecessary locking components. MPLocks carries the full range of Hoppe Munchen traditional dummy sets, specifically designed to complement active Munchen handlesets on multipoint lock systems. These rigid, non-operational levers mount on doors that don't require key or thumbturn function—such as the inactive leaf of a double door or a fixed panel where aesthetic consistency matters most.

Solid Brass Construction for Lasting Quality

Every Munchen traditional dummy handleset in this collection is constructed from solid brass, ensuring durability that matches the active handlesets in your door system. The dummy function means these levers remain fixed in position—no moving parts to wear out or maintain. Designed specifically for 1-3/4 inch thick doors, these sets integrate seamlessly with Fuhr and Hoppe multipoint lock systems. The traditional Munchen lever profile offers classic European styling that complements both contemporary and period architecture.

Finish Options to Match Your Existing Hardware

Coordinating your inactive door hardware with your keyed entry set is essential for a professional installation. This collection includes Munchen dummy handlesets in satin nickel, brushed chrome, antique brass, oil rubbed brass, dark bronze metallic, matte black, pure white, rustic umber, and Resista brass finishes. Whether you're replacing a damaged dummy set or completing a new double-door installation, you'll find the exact finish to match your existing Hoppe hardware.

• Munchen Traditional Active Handlesets
• Munchen Traditional Inactive Handlesets
• Hoppe Munchen Traditional HLS9000 Collection

Selecting the Right Dummy Configuration

Paired dummy handlesets include both interior and exterior levers that mount together through the door—neither side operates any mechanism. This differs from inactive handlesets, which may include a thumbturn or work with a multipoint lock on a secondary door. For double-door setups, the active door gets a keyed handleset while the inactive door receives the dummy pair. Note that one low-profile option is available for installations where clearance with sliding screen doors is a concern.

If you're unsure whether a dummy, inactive, or active handleset is the right choice for your door configuration, our team can help clarify the differences. Call (816) 221-6543 to speak with a multipoint lock specialist, or use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to get expert guidance on matching hardware for your specific door system.