Not as it ships. The Minneapolis 85390 handleset is built for a 1.75 inch door, and Baldwin offers a conversion kit for 2.0 inch and 2.25 inch doors. Order the kit alongside the handleset if your slab is thicker than 1-3/4 inches. If you would rather not deal with a conversion, the Weslock 1411 Traditionale handleset covers 1-3/4 inch to 2-1/4 inch doors out of the box, and the Weslock 2810 Hillcrest covers 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch.

No deadbolt is part of it. The 85390 Minneapolis grip with the 5162 lever is a no-deadbolt handleset, and it is made to work with Baldwin keypads and Evolved deadbolts that are bought separately. Plan on ordering the deadbolt as a second line item if the opening needs one. If you want the deadbolt included in one part, the Schlage F60 Addison with Accent lever is a single cylinder keyed entry handleset, and the Master Lock HDLB Series is a Grade 2 single cylinder deadbolt handleset.

Handing matters here. The Minneapolis 85390 is ordered as left hand entry or right hand entry, and each hand is offered two ways: less cylinder, or a single cylinder handleset with lever and emergency egress. Stand outside the door: if the hinges are on your left it is left hand, hinges on the right is right hand. Get the hand wrong on a handleset with a lever and the lever points the wrong way.

Less cylinder means the handleset ships without a key cylinder in it. Locksmiths and property managers pick that version when the building is on an existing keyway or a master key system and the cylinder gets supplied and keyed locally. If you are doing a one off door and want a keyed handleset ready to go, take the single cylinder version with lever and emergency egress instead. Both are offered in left hand and right hand entry.

Yes. The 85390 uses an adjustable backset, so the same part works on doors bored at either of the two standard residential backsets rather than forcing you to specify one. That is useful across a building where the door prep is not consistent from opening to opening.

Yes, that is how it is meant to be used. The Minneapolis 85390 carries no deadbolt of its own and is made to pair with Baldwin keypads and Evolved deadbolts, ordered separately, so the grip and lever handle the latch and the electronic deadbolt goes above it. If you would rather buy the handleset and the electronic deadbolt as one assembly, the Yale Assure Lock Wi-Fi touchscreen deadbolt with Ridgefield handleset (BYRD226CBARX) and the Kwikset San Clemente handleset with Contemporary SmartCode keypad deadbolt both come that way.

Solid forged brass, not a casting or a plated shell. That is the reason the Estate Series handlesets carry unlacquered and living finishes like 031 Non-Lacquered Brass and 033 Vintage Brass, which patina with handling on an exterior door instead of a coating wearing through.

Fourteen finishes are offered on the Minneapolis 85390, including 102 Oil Rubbed Bronze and 402 Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze, plus 112 Venetian Bronze, 190 Satin Black, 055 Polished Nickel, 056 Satin Nickel, 076 Graphite Nickel, 260 Polished Chrome, 003 Polished Brass, 031 Non-Lacquered Brass, 033 Vintage Brass, 044 Satin Brass, 050 Satin Brass Black and 060 Satin Brass Brown. Match on the Baldwin finish number, not the finish name, since 102 and 402 read very differently on the door.

It is a residential product. The Estate Series Minneapolis handleset is built for house and multi family unit entry doors, not for a commercial opening carrying door closer traffic. For commercial or heavier duty spec work, look at a Grade 2 handleset such as the Schlage F Series F60 Addison or the Master Lock HDLB Series instead.

The 85390 pairs the Minneapolis sectional grip with the 5162 lever on the inside, so the door opens with a downward push rather than a twist. Levers are the easier choice for anyone carrying things or with limited grip strength, and they are what most new residential entry work specifies. Knob interiors are still sold, for instance the Weslock 2810 Hillcrest with Hudson knob and the Weslock 6695 Belmont with Impresa knob, and they are the pick when you are matching existing knob trim elsewhere in the house.

On the single cylinder version, emergency egress means turning the interior lever retracts the latch and lets someone out even when the outside is locked, so nobody is trapped behind a keyed door. That is the version to specify on a bedroom to deck door, a rental unit, or any opening where a code official or an insurer will ask about getting out. It is offered in both left hand and right hand entry.

It works well for that. One model, the 85390, covers both hands, both cylinder configurations and fourteen finishes, and the adjustable backset means you are not sorting doors by bore spacing before you order. Every door does have to be 1.75 inches thick or fitted with the 2.0 and 2.25 inch conversion kit, so walk the openings and count thicknesses before placing a fleet order.

For a rental or a spec build where solid forged brass is not the point, the Kwikset 687 Amador and 687 Belleview single cylinder handlesets are Grade 3 keyed entry units for 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Pamex FS7P31 Lexington single cylinder handleset covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors in satin nickel. The Schlage F60 Addison with Accent lever is Grade 2 and also handles 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, which gives you a lever interior like the Baldwin.

Sectional. The Minneapolis 85390 mounts as separate upper grip and lower lever sections rather than one continuous escutcheon plate, which means the two pieces land on the existing bores and you are not covering the full height of the stile. It is a contemporary style grip, so it reads flatter and squarer than the traditional tulip shaped handlesets.

The 85390 Minneapolis is an operating entry handleset, not a dummy. For a fixed inactive leaf or a pantry door where you only want the pull, look at a dummy handleset such as the Emtek 3006 Manhattan brass mortise entrance handleset dummy, the Emtek 3002 Memphis dummy, or the Weslock 2815 Hillcrest dummy with New Heaven lever if you want a lever interior on it.