Interior Door Levers

Interior Door Levers for Interior Openings

Interior door levers are lever-style door hardware used throughout bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, hallways, laundry rooms, offices, utility rooms, storage areas, and other interior spaces. The hardware used on an interior opening varies according to the function required at the door.

Passage door levers provide non-locking operation and are commonly found on hallways, closets, linen closets, laundry rooms, and other openings where a locking function is not required. Privacy door levers provide a privacy-locking function commonly associated with bedrooms and bathrooms.

Dummy door levers are fixed, non-operating lever trim used on applications such as closets, pantry doors, and inactive doors or door leaves where an operating latch is not required. Keyed entry door levers can also be used on interior openings such as offices, utility rooms, storage areas, and other spaces where keyed access is required.

Interior door lever designs vary across lever profiles, trim shapes, rosettes, escutcheons, handing configurations, latch formats, backsets, door-thickness relationships, lock functions, brands, styles, and finish families. Passage, privacy, dummy, and keyed entry describe how the hardware operates, while interior describes the location or application of the door.

Interior door levers form part of the broader door levers assortment, which also includes lever hardware used for exterior and commercial openings.