Weslock Belmont Entrance Handleset

Dummy Handleset
If you have a double front door where one side is generally inactive while the other is always active, you will need a combination of two handle sets. For the active side, you'll need a single or double cylinder handleset. For the inactive door, you'll want to order a dummy handleset. This gives you the look of a complete working set, but doesn't have all of the mechanisms - perfect for an inactive door.

A Single Cylinder handleset with a mechanism applied to the interior trim that, when the deadbolt is locked, turning the knob or lever from the inside will also retract the deadbolt at the same time, making exiting a one motion maneuver. This mechanism is not visible and does not effect the look of the handleset. 

How to Determine Door Handing for a Weslock Belmont Handleset

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.

 

Weslock door hardware products are covered as long as the original purchaser owns or occupies the premises on which the product was installed. For complete warranty information see Weslock Warranty.

Weslock Belmont Handleset Measurements