L10- Potts Point Lever

DOOR HANDLE LEVER SETS ARE AVAILABLE IN FIVE FUNCTIONS

Passage: The passage function of a lever refers to the type of lever handle that allows the door to be opened and closed without the need for a locking mechanism. This function is ideal for interior doors where privacy or security is not a concern, such as a closet or pantry door. Passage levers are suitable for French doors.

Privacy: The privacy function of a lever refers to the type of lever handle that can be locked from the inside, providing privacy and security for a room. This function is ideal for bathrooms, bedrooms, or any room where privacy is required. If needing to switch your privacy handle direction to suit your door, you can simply pull out the latch tongue carefully and twist it 180 degrees the other way.

Dummy: The dummy feature of a lever refers to a type of lever handle that is not operational, meaning it cannot be turned or used to open or close a door. Instead, it is a fixed handle that is used for decorative purposes, typically on the front of a door that does not require a functional handle such as a linen or wardrobe cupboard. Please note dummy handles are not suitable for French doors as they are single sided only.

Keyed: The keyed function of a lever refers to a type of lever handle that features a locking mechanism that can be operated using a key. This function is typically used on exterior doors, such as front or back doors, to provide a high level of security and prevent unauthorized access. The keyed Lever has a snib to unlock, and is supplied with three keys, and has the option to be keyed alike.

Keyed Lever and Deadbolt Combo: A keyed lever and deadbolt combo is a type of door lock that consists of both a keyed lever handle and a deadbolt lock, which are typically installed on residential exterior doors for added security. The combo aspect of this lock refers to the fact that both the lever handle and the deadbolt lock are operated with the same key, which means that only one key is required to unlock the door.