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Copper Creek Keyed Entry Door Knobs

Copper Creek keyed entry door knobs provide keyed locking hardware for exterior doors and other openings where access needs to be controlled. The current assortment centers on residential Ball, Colonial, and Egg-style knob designs, allowing keyed openings to coordinate with related Copper Creek passage, privacy, and dummy hardware.

Compare knob profile, backset and latch, door thickness, keying details, strike, trim dimensions, and finish before ordering. For replacement installations, verify the existing bore and edge preparation so the new lockset matches the door rather than relying on appearance alone.
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  • Copper Creek EK2040BC EK2040 Egg Style Keyed Entry Door Knob Black
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    Copper Creek EK2040 Egg Style Keyed Entry Door Knob

    $30.78 USD $57.00
  • Copper Creek CK2040AN CK2040 Colonial Style Keyed Entry Door Knob Antique Nickel
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    Copper Creek CK2040 Colonial Style Keyed Entry Door Knob

    $24.03 USD $44.50
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  • Copper Creek BK2040AB BK2040 Ball Style Keyed Entry Door Knob Antique Brass
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    Copper Creek BK2040 Ball Style Keyed Entry Door Knob

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Copper Creek Keyed Entry Door Knobs

Copper Creek keyed entry door knobs combine a residential knobset with a keyed locking function for exterior doors and other openings that require controlled access. They are a useful choice when the project calls for a traditional knob profile rather than a lever while still coordinating with related Copper Creek hardware used on interior doors.

Start by confirming that keyed entry is the correct function for the opening. Then compare the knob design and finish with adjacent hardware. Current Copper Creek keyed knob options include familiar Ball, Colonial, and Egg-style profiles, but the individual product specification should be used to confirm the exact trim, components, and finish available for the selected lock.

Door preparation is equally important. Check the required backset, latch face, cross-bore, edge-bore, door thickness, strike, and mounting details against the existing door or new-door specification. A replacement lock that matches the visible knob but not the latch or bore preparation can require avoidable modification to the door.

When several keyed openings are being coordinated, review the keying information shown for each product before ordering. Confirm the cylinder and keying requirements if the new knob needs to work with other Copper Creek locks or a planned keying arrangement. The product description should also be checked for exactly what is supplied with the lockset.

For a coordinated residential hardware package, keyed entry knobs can be paired visually with passage, privacy, and dummy functions from the same broader Copper Creek style family. Keeping the appearance consistent while selecting the correct function for each opening makes it easier to build a practical door-hardware schedule throughout the home.