Questions and Answers for Schlage Accent Aged Bronze Privacy Bed/Bath Door Handle

A:  Unfortunately not, 1-1/16" is too thin for a proper installation. If you have any other questions or require any further assistance, please call us at 888-805-9837 or email consumerschlage@allegion.com.

A:  Yes, if you have special tool that cams with the handle, ..or check internet.

A:  most interior doors of this type have a small hole in the part of the handle that you rotate, into which you insert a key, ordinarily rudimentary like a small screwdriver and you unlock it by turning the key, or sometimes it is just a straight piece of metal like a paper clip that you insert and when you push it it unlocks the door. I can't see the picture well enough at this minute to see the hole.

A:  Yes, They come with a small allen wrench that can be placed in a small hole in the outside handle. You just push it in and click, the door unlocks. We keep ours on the top of the doorframe for emergencies.

A:  The F40 will stay in the locked position as the door closes. If you have any other questions or require any further assistance, please call us at 888-805-9837 or email consumerschlage@allegion.com.

A:  Yes - matching strike plate is included.

A:  Yes, it was included in the box.

A:  This SchlageSchlage Accent Satin Nickel Privacy Bed/Bath Door Lever are not coming with a matching strike plate, but in my case I use the previously door machine strike plate because the color blend with the Accent Satin Nickel so I save some extra money using the existing ones.

A:  Yes they do!

A:  Yes, they do. We have 6 of them - they're wonderful!

A:  The interior or exterior lever can be removed. To replace the lever, simply push the lever towards the door. You should hear a click, which is the lever snapping into place. If you have any other questions or require any further assistance, please call us at 888-805-9837 or email consumerschlage@allegion.com.

A:  No. The product is quiet.

A:  The lever doesn’t make noise. I obviously can’t speak to the loudness of your past experience but the lock pops at what I consider to be a normal volume for such knobs.

A:  The F40 does emit a "click" when either depressing the push-button, or releasing the push-button. That is normal due to the spring-action at play. However, most consider it to be more on the quiet end of the audible spectrum. If you have any other questions or require any further assistance, please reach out to Customer Care at 888-805-9837.

A:  Yes, when button Is in lock position and you Down on the lever the button pops out this is normal. For a quieter operation you can hold the button and pull down on the handle and will be much quieter

A:  I have many of these and they are completely silent.

A:  Turn to approximately 6:45 or 7 to open. Really not bad.

A:  To open the door using these handles and referencing a clock face, you have to push the lever 1/4 turn. It would actually be 9 to 6. It is not difficult at all. I have bad arthritis in my hands and these knobs don’t aggravate my hands at all. Plus I can use my elbow to open a door if my hands are full.

A:  If your strike is close to door, I would say 3 to 6, if strike is far or has a gap then 3 to 5

A:  7 o’clock

A:  On a door lever facing the left you need to press from 9-8, but it is more comfortable to press it all the way to 7. The lever does not go all the way to 6, more like 6.5-7. This is not a door knob. It is a lever that you press with your fingers. I do not feel any pressure on my wrist. The action is all in your fingers.

A:  Yes

A:  It's the complete reversible handle for both sides of the door

A:  Yes one for each side of the door.

A:  Yes there are 2 levers in the package. One for the inside and one for the outside of the door.

A:  Yes. All hardware needed was included, and was a quick and easy install.

A:  Yes, both sides of the lever are included.

A:  Yes. 1 for each side of the door.

A:  Yes

A:  It contains an inside and outside lever for one door

A:  I would order a latch assembly.

A:  If the above Schlage product is what you are replacing, they are only a shade over $20 and can be replaced in 15 minutes with only a screw driver. They are easy to install upside down so make certain that the lever is in the same position as the photograph. It is easy to use the provided tool to pull off the lever so that it can be positioned properly.

A:  I had to purchase an entirely new latch and just use the parts I needed.

A:  The part number for the springlatch associated with this lock is 32-210. However, all mechanical parts are covered under a lifetime warranty. If you have any other questions, please reach out to us at 888-805-9837.

A:  You answered your own question !!! just purchase a/the "latch" for that Schlage, in the finish you want.

A:  Yes I have changed them from a left hand to a right hand lever.

A:  Yes. Easy.

A:  Yes. The handles are able to be removed and switched for any right or left handed doors. The pin provided to unlock the door from outside the door is also used to be able to remove the handles and switch them.

A:  Yes, you can install it left or right.

A:  Yes, there is a small hole at the base of the handle. If you push the enclosed pin into the hole, the handle comes off. You can swap it with the one on the other side.

A:  Howdy John, Works with both right & left-handed doors. Here are the directions on how to reverse the direction of the door handle: https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/86/8674d6e1-6f0c-45a4-a3cf-605cca56e17a.pdf happy fixing, Coach Dave

A:  Yes it can be changed. They include a little pin and there’s a pinhole in the door handle. push the pin into the hole in the handle pull the handle and it will come off you have to to remove both sides and then switch the inside handle with the outside handle. This will result in the handle direction changing.