Sure-Loc Sandstone Sandcast Bronze Door Lever

Sure-Loc lever handles are available in several functions. Please review the descriptions below so you can order the correct Lever Handle for your application.

	Passage or Hall and Closet Doorlevers are used on doors that do not require a locking mechanism. Halls, closets, pantry or laundry doors will generally use a passage leverset. Passage levers do not have a locking mechanism.
	Privacy or Bed and Bath lever handles are most often used on Bedrooms, Baths or Office doors where a lock for privacy while occupied is desired, but a keyed lock is not really necessary. Kwikset privacy levers have a turn button on the end of the knob as shown to the left to activate the lock. On the outside, there is a pin hole for emergency unlocking. Some levers will have a pin hole inside a circular piece, some just have a small pinhole.
	Keyed Entrance lever handles are generally used on exterior doors, but sometimes used on interior doors where security is a concern. Kwikset keyed entrance levers have a push pin lock on the inside backplate, similar to a privacy lock. On the outside there is a keyed cylinder. If the knob is locked from the inside a key is required for entrance. If you are ordering several keyed locks of the same brand we can key them alike for you.
	Single Dummy Doorlevers are sold individually. Dummy levers do not have a latch or mechanism of any kind. These levers are surface mounted to a door that has not been bored (large hole cut out) for a doorknob. Dummy levers are generally used on double doors that us a ball catch at the top to keep them closed so a latch is not required. They are also commonly found on the inactive side of a french door - a single dummy monted on either side of the inactive door.

How to Determine Door Handingfor a Sure-Loc Topaz Lever

When ordering lever handles or handlesets, we'll need to know the handing of your door. Door handing is the direction in which your door swings. If you order the incorrect door handing you will either have locks on the wrong side of the door, levers that are upside down, or levers that point in the wrong direction and keep the door from closing properly.

Follow These Steps:
	Stand facing the door on the outside - If it's a locking door, stand on the side of the door where you would insert a key (or unlocking tool if it would be a privacy lock).
	If the hinges are on the left, it's a left hand door. If the hinges are on the right, it's a right hand door.

Sure-Loc Hardware Warranty Information

Sure-Loc Bathroom hardware has a 5 yr finish warranty. For more warranty information, please visit Sure-Loc's Warranty page.

Sure-Loc Hardware Return Information

Sure-Loc Sandcast Sandstone Door Lever Measurements: