Nimbus Satin Brass Knob with Rectangular Plate Interior Door Set - Door Knob

Add a bold and modern touch to your interior doors with the Satin Brass Knurled Knob with Rectangular Backplate Door Lever Handle Set. This sleek, industrial-inspired set features a knurled knob that provides a textured, secure grip, paired with a stylish gun metal finish. The rectangular backplate adds a contemporary touch, making this door handle set perfect for modern, industrial, and minimalist spaces.

Crafted from high-quality materials, this door lever handle set ensures durability and long-lasting performance. The gun metal finish is not only striking but also resistant to wear, making it ideal for high-traffic areas such as living rooms, bedrooms, and offices. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip and smooth operation.

KEY FEATURES:

• Material: Solid brass
• Finish: Satin brass finish for a bold and industrial look.
• Design: Modern industrial design with a rectangular backplate for a sleek aesthetic.
• Durability: Built to last with wear-resistant materials, perfect for high-traffic areas.
• Versatility: Suitable for modern, industrial, and minimalist interior spaces.

The product is sold per set.
Available color: Satin Brass (as pictured). 

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Backset (The distance from the edge of the door to the center of the bore hole, measured in inches): 2.375" (60mm).
• Compatible Door Thickness (How thick of a door the product is compatible with, measured in inches): 1.375" to 2" (35mm to 50.8mm).
• Handle Length: 3.93" (100mm)
• Product Weight: 1 kg approx.
• Product Class: Residential / Interior.
  

PRODUCT STYLES:

• Fixed (Dummy) Door Knob:
  Description: This is a non-functional piece of hardware. It's essentially a "fake" knob or handle.
  Mechanism: It has no internal latching or turning mechanism. It does not operate a door latch.
  Purpose: Primarily used for aesthetic purposes or to provide a means to pull open a door that doesn't require latching, such as some closet doors (especially ball-catch or magnetic catch doors), inactive doors in a double door set, or pantry doors. It's surface-mounted.
• Paired Fixed Door Handles:
  Description: This refers to a set of two fixed (dummy) door handles or knobs.
  Mechanism: Like the single fixed version, neither knob/handle in the pair has any operational mechanism. They are both purely decorative or for pulling/pushing.
  Purpose: Often used on double doors where neither door actively latches using these handles (e.g., a set of inactive French doors or bi-fold closet doors where one knob/handle is mounted on each door panel).
• Passage Door Handles:
  Description: These are functional knobs or handles designed for doors that need to be opened and closed but do not require locking.
  Mechanism: They have a turning mechanism on both sides of the door. Turning the knob or lever on either side retracts the latch, allowing the door to open. There is no locking function built into the handle or knob itself.
  Purpose: Commonly used for interior doors that don't require privacy, such as hallway doors, closet doors (that latch), or utility room doors.
• Privacy Door Handles:
  Description: These are designed for doors that require locking from one side to ensure privacy.
  Mechanism: They feature a turning mechanism on both sides (like passage sets) but also include a locking mechanism on one side. This is typically a pin lock (a small push-button or turn-button on the interior knob/lever) or a thumbturn. When engaged, the lock prevents the exterior handle/knob from retracting the latch.
  Emergency Release: Most privacy sets have a small hole or slot on the exterior side that allows the door to be unlocked in an emergency using a generic tool or a specific emergency key.
  Purpose: Commonly used for bedroom doors, bathroom doors, or any interior room where privacy is desired.
• Important Note on Passage Options Becoming Privacy Options:
  As you correctly pointed out, a passage door handle or knob set can effectively be converted into a privacy optionthrough the separate installation of a locking mechanism. This is often done by adding:
  • A Thumbturn Mechanism: A separate deadbolt or latch operated by a thumbturn on the interior side can be installed above or below the passage handle/knob. This provides the locking function.
  • A Key Cylinder Mechanism: Similarly, a separate deadbolt or latch operated by a key on one or both sides (and often a thumbturn on the interior) can be installed in conjunction with the passage hardware.
  • In these scenarios, the passage handle/knob still operates the primary latch for opening and closing the door when unlocked, while the separately installed thumbturn or key cylinder provides the locking capability for privacy or security.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT LOCK TO FIT YOUR DOOR:
Before purchasing a lock, please measure your door’s backset, cross bore and thickness to ensure you find the right fit.
• Backset: The distance between the edge of the door and the center of the lock hole. Usually, the backset measures 2.375 inches or 2.75 inches.
• Cross (or edge) bore: The small hole along the edge of the door frame, usually measuring about 1-inch in diameter.