SCHLAGE F51A FLA 716 BRK Flair Lever with Brookshire Trim Keyed Entry Lock, Aged Bronze

At a supply company, I was smitten by a door knob. It cost $111 to buy. YIKES, 00, YIKES, YIKES, YIKES, About ten of them need to be replaced. I'm satisfied with this level of resemblance. It is durable, gleaming, and functional while also being attractive. If you have any hand or wrist issues or have an arm full of items, this is much easier to open than the round knobs. br>I have a 40-year-old house, so please measure first. The holes for the doorknobs were narrower. The hole had to be drilled out, which took some time. br>I am very pleased with this purchase and would purchase it again.

Iker Bradford

| Jun 17, 2021

For my interior doors, I purchased ten of them. They appear to be fantastic! My issue is that half of my latches make noise, which is only an issue if you are noise sensitive at night and want to avoid any noise. I slowly open the lever to avoid noise, but the latch hangs/catches then releases, making a small snap sound. It occurs in about half of my orders. If you want a quiet door to open, this is extremely inconvenient!.

Veda Clements

| Oct 06, 2021

  I needed more dummy handles for some new closet doors, but the brand I had was prohibitively expensive, so I decided to shop around. I came across these and figured, at this price and with a name like Schlage, how bad could it be? Apart from that, the other reviews appeared to be positive, and the setup was simple - Place them where you want them and secure them with two screws. The finish and style are excellent, and they closely resemble the more expensive brand. I would have given it five stars if it weren't for one problem: There is a slight wiggle in the handle (as seen in the video). It's not the end of the world, but it seems like such an annoyance should have been avoided in the design. As a result, I have given this product a four-star rating overall.

Harlee Foster

| Nov 19, 2021

For my master bedroom, I bought an Amazon Schalge locking privacy door lever in bright chrome. The non-functioning fixture was already in place. 12 years ago, a locking version was installed. I didn't have to remove the existing door strike or slide latch because I was replacing existing Schlage hardware. As you can see in the photo, the new locking lever (left door) and the 12-year-old dummy lever (right door) are nearly identical, and you might not even notice that they were installed 12 years apart. If I had to complain about anything, it would be that the edges of the metal collar that butted up against the door had some stamping wrinkles from manufacturing. If you pry on the collar just a little, it will pop off, and I was able to rotate it so that there were no wrinkles - As a result, there's no problem. It's still a 4. This is a 5-star product.

Sophia Ramos

| Apr 17, 2021

The oil- The dark and classic rubbed bronze finish is a great choice. The Brookshire Rose rosette is a beautiful flower. We went with the scrolled handle in the Flair style. The Callington is also nice, and I was tempted to try it. But in the end, we went with the Flair style, which is a little thicker. The latch is strong and the levers are solid. They wiggle a little more than we expected, but it's not a big deal. br>br>It's a piece of cake to change your handedness. In addition, I installed half of my 30 levers backwards until I realized what I had done thanks to a dummy lever (dummy levers cannot be reversed). The lever should be installed with the curve looping up from the center and down to the outer end (as shown in the photo if I had bothered to look). The user's downtime is reduced as a result of this method. To push down the lever, turn your palm so that it fits smoothly at the peak of the curve. br>br>Of course, it makes no difference which way the lever is oriented. It is mutually beneficial. If you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, this is the place to As if it were a clock face, one can pull the lever from 3 o'clock to noon or 3 o'clock to six o'clock. In any case, the latch will be retracted. In terms of the latch, it retracts fully with a slight less than 90-degree turn and springs back to its extended state fairly quietly, even when left to snap back freely (you can bet the kids won't gently guide the lever back in place). It has the appearance of a solid lever as a result of this. br>br>I was expecting a more substantial lever, but I can't complain for the price. The lever's design makes installation a breeze (except if you do it backwards like I did). With both levers aligned to each other and perpendicular to the rosettes behind them, the lever will be perpendicular to the edge of the door. [Because there is no interlocking part on the other side of the door, it is more difficult to align the rosette and lever on the dummy version. ] We replaced a Kwikset lever on our kitchen door with this passage lever. It was difficult to install and align, as well as reverse handedness, when compared to the Schlage. It never aligned properly with the strikeplate, and it had to be re-aligned seven times over the course of seven months. The latch eventually malfunctioned after being tightened several times. Alternatively, despite being installed in the exact same door and strikeplate position as the Kwikset, this Schlage lever has only been in place for about two months and closes gently and perfectly. It's still as firmly attached as the day we put it in. Only time will tell how well the Aged Bronze finish holds up in Florida's humid climate. br>br>There were no interior doorknobs or levers when we bought our house as a foreclosure. We spent months looking for the perfect lever at a reasonable price (try explaining to guests why the privacy knob is a circular hole in the bathroom door). We wanted a lever that exuded elegance as well as sturdiness. We not only met that expectation with our Schlage levers, but we also received a high-quality functional mechanism that was simple to install.

Owen Knox

| Jun 28, 2021

The house was built in the 1960s, and it still has 1960s-era hardware and fixtures. Because DW prefers nickel, this replacement door knob/handle seemed ideal; I've previously purchased Schlage products and have always been satisfied with their quality. These aren't made of flimsy metal like some other brands; instead, they're made of real meat. You can tell it'll last a long time simply by holding it.

Jamie Cain

| May 16, 2021

This was a fantastic time. To match the other doors in the hallway, I purchased flare levers with a chrome finish. I had to reverse one of the handles, which was much easier than I had anticipated. I also liked that there were several faceplate options, so I installed one before switching to a better one. The instructions could have been a little clearer, but everything turned out fine.

Jovanni Bailey

| Mar 09, 2021