Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Crystal Passage Knob Set with Contemporary Rose

It doesn't lock. Passage function means both knobs always retract the latch, with no key and no thumbturn, which is what you want on a hallway, closet, or pantry door. If you need a bedroom or bath door that locks from the inside, this isn't the part. Baldwin builds the Reserve knobs in privacy function for that, and among other brands the Pamex FTF Baron privacy knob or the Dexter C2000 privacy knob cover the same job.

Standard residential bore: 2-1/8 inch cross bore through the face, 1 inch edge bore for the latch, and either a 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backset. That is the same prep most existing knobs sit in, so a straight swap on a pre-bored door usually needs no drilling.

The Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Crystal knob set is a residential passage knob with a non-keyed passage function. For the same passage/hall/closet function in a commercial-grade cylindrical knob, the Corbin Russwin CK4310 is a Grade 1 passage/closet cylindrical lock with a global knob, non-keyed, covering doors 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch. The Schlage D10S is also a Grade 1 non-keyed passage latch with an orbit knob in the D Series. Both trade the crystal knob and decorative rose for a utility knob and a graded commercial chassis.

The Falcon W101 is a Grade 2 cylindrical knob lock in passage/closet latch function with a 2-3/4 inch backset and carries a fire rating. The Falcon X101 is the heavy duty Grade 1 passage knobset with an interchangeable core, also fire rated, and fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch. The Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Crystal passage knob is a residential passage set.

You should measure it, though the set covers both common ones. Backset is the distance from the door edge to the center of the bore: 2-3/8 inches is typical on interior residential doors, 2-3/4 on many exterior and some builder-grade openings. Measure from the edge of the door to the middle of the hole and you have it.

Yes. Two optional fields let you specify a split rose or a split finish, so one face can carry, say, the square rose in satin black to match a room and the other the round rose in polished nickel to match a hallway. Note them in the split rose and split finish fields when you order; without them, both sides come the same.

Three contemporary rose shapes, each offered in all six finishes: the five inch rectangular rose (CFR), the round rose (CRR), and the square rose (CSR). Finishes are satin brass PVD (044), polished nickel PVD (055), Venetian bronze (112), satin nickel (150), satin black (190), and polished chrome (260). The five inch rose covers more of the door face, which helps when you are replacing an older lockset that left a larger mark.

A passage set is the wrong part for a false or inactive door, since it carries a working latch and needs a bored door. For a surface-mounted decorative knob use a dummy set: Emtek's Classic Brass Crystal knobsets in the Georgetown or Providence knob come as dummy pairs and carry the same glass-knob look, and the Emtek porcelain knobs ship as two knobs per set on a threaded rod.

No handing to call out. It's a cylindrical bored knob set with the same knob on both faces and no lock to orient, so it works on a left or right hand door either way. The only thing that needs to be right is the bore, the backset, and the door thickness.

For the same passage/hall/closet function in a simpler residential knob, the Pamex FTF Baron is a Grade 3 knob lockset in passage function for doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, and the Kwikset 200P Polo is an interior hall and closet passage knob supplied with a 6AL latch and RCS round corner strike. The Dexter C2000 passage ball knob is Grade 2, non-clutching and non-keyed for the same door thickness range. All three use a plain metal knob rather than the crystal knob and contemporary rose of the Baldwin Reserve set.

Several knobs that read as similar are dummy trim and do not retract a latch: the BEST 6K single dummy trim is a Grade 2 non-keyed cylindrical knob, the Schlage A170 is a Grade 2 single dummy trim knob, and the Omnia 434/0 and 458/0 are single dummy knob latchsets. The Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Crystal set is passage function and does operate a latch on a hall or closet door.

The Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Crystal knob set is supplied non-keyed. For a keyed knob on the same style of bored door prep, the Corbin Russwin CK4851 is an entrance/office cylindrical lock with a global knob and conventional cylinder for doors 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch, the Dexter C2000 entry/office ball knob is Grade 2 and keyed for doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, and the Kwikset 400P-CP Polo is a Grade 3 keyed entry knob over that same door range.

The Omnia 434/PA is a traditional egg-shaped knob latchset in passage/hall/closet function with solid brass construction and a 3 inch projection. The Bravura Albany and Bravura Lynchburg are Grade 2 passage knobsets with round trim, and the Bravura Dallas is a Grade 2 passage knobset with rectangle trim in US4 satin brass. The Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Crystal set pairs a crystal knob with a contemporary five inch, round or square rose.

Yes, that's how the Reserve line is meant to be specified. The crystal knob and the contemporary roses carry across functions, so you run passage sets on halls and closets and the matching privacy sets on bedrooms and baths, all in one finish. Keep the rose shape and finish code consistent across the order (for example 150 satin nickel with the round rose) and the openings read as one set.

The Lockey 3830 is a mechanical keyless combination knob lock with an auto-locking passage function for doors 1 3/16 inch to 2 inch, so entry is by code rather than free-turning both sides. The Baldwin Reserve Contemporary Crystal knob set is a plain non-keyed passage knob that turns freely from either side, which is the difference that decides it for a hall or closet opening.