Copper Creek Passage Door Knobs
Copper Creek passage door knobs are intended for interior openings that need a working latch but do not require a privacy or keyed lock. Common applications include hall doors, closets, connecting rooms, and other everyday interior openings. Because passage hardware turns and retracts the latch from either side, it should not be confused with fixed dummy trim used on inactive doors.
Current Copper Creek passage knob options include traditional Ball, Colonial, and Egg-style profiles. The knob design can be selected to coordinate with other Copper Creek functions throughout the home, allowing passage doors to share the same general appearance as privacy or keyed entry openings while using the correct non-locking mechanism.
Before ordering, compare the product specifications with the door preparation. Important details include backset, latch face, cross-bore and edge-bore dimensions, door thickness, strike, rosette size, and mounting requirements. These checks are especially useful on replacement projects where an older knobset is being removed from an already-prepared door.
Passage function is usually straightforward, but the included components can vary by product. Review the individual listing to confirm the latch, strike, fasteners, and other supplied parts, as well as the available finish. If several interior openings are being updated, confirming the door preparation across the project can help identify any exceptions before hardware is ordered.
A coordinated hardware plan typically uses passage knobs only where locking is unnecessary, privacy hardware where room privacy is needed, keyed entry hardware at controlled-access doors, and dummy trim on non-latching openings. Matching those functions correctly is more important than selecting by knob appearance alone.