FunctionWhat's this?Passage: Used where doors to not need to lock. Typical usage are closets and child bedrooms.Privacy: Used where doors need to lock from the inside, but where there is no key to unlock from the outside. Typical usage are bathrooms and bedrooms.Keyed: Used where doors need to lock and where a key is needed to unlock or lock from the outside. Typical usage are entry doors or locked storage rooms.Single Dummy: Used where doors need surface mount hardware only. Typical usage are bifold closet doors or decorative only applications.Double Dummy: Same as a single dummy but with two pieces for a surface mount front and back application.Dummy Set: Used where doors need non-functional hardware but where the door is drilled out.
These are great door latches. Nice color, very solid. The only thing that is lacking is that they do not send you a strike plate for the passage doors so the brass plate on the door butts up to the wood surface of the door jamb. Although the strike plate serves a purpose for locking the privacy doors, it would be nice to have them for these as well because they would help keep the door a little more secure if the finger pull on the door side were allowed to be recessed into the strike plate on the jamb side while the door is closed.
