no, just on thumbturn. Lift the handle on the door without the thumb turn to set the top and bottom bolts, then set the door with the tumbturn by raising its lever, turn the thumb turn and that turns the deadbolt that locks the two doors together. All multipoint doors have levers on both the inside and the outside - the levers on each door will raise at the same time when you set it - no knobs. It looks like you want the patio set.

Thanks so much! Apparently Jeld Wen is very proprietary about their door accessories, so it's not easy to get information, pricing, or (gasp) order them yourself. And yes, I've heard they're not the best quality either. Hindsight 20/20... I ended up calling the dealer that sold them originally and she's getting me two multipoint handlesets. Luckily, we're able to use Emtek hardware instead of the Jeld Wen. Emtek is not only cheaper, but has a ton more options. The outswing is a bit of a bummer because I wanted screens. I'm assuming this will be another item I'll have to buy through a dealer...And that they won't work great. Bleh!

We are just finishing our kitchen remodel so haven't really used our new doors/windows. We went with Pella for the windows, specifically because we wanted the mini-blinds between the panes. The only reason we did not go with Pella for the patio door is that the screen is on the inside. There have been previous posts regarding that issue. At least several people have commented that, during a warm night with the door open, bugs congregate on the screen which has to be opened in order to close the door. Personally, I did not want to look at the screen from the inside. BTW, we have now had Pella service out here three times and have another call scheduled. Two windows arrived scratched, one mini-blind chord was broken upon delivery, and the mini blinds in one window are out of alignment. Also, one screen frame is out of square. We are about to replace windows in another part of the house and I will not go with Pella again.

Thanks for the suggestions! For posterity: Eurowall has a max-panel width of 96" or a whopping 8' per panel (although there's some weight limitations that might make this not work for 2 panel applications). It looks like the 2 panel depth is < 5". Arcadia has a lift-slide door (tsx6000) allowing up to 6 ft per panel (covers 12' total w/ 2 panel) and can work with ~5" exterior walls. Weiland looks like they got bought by Andersen. Andersen has a max of 108 for a 2 panel with their e-series gliding door. So they're out for this width. Fleetwood supports 76" panel width (6.3') with their 3 series sliders and looks like it'll fit with "standard" exterior walls. Now off to get some quotes ...