Bravura Raleigh with Arched Trim Dummy Leverset, Grade 2

It doesn't latch. The Raleigh arched trim leverset is a dummy function, meaning the lever is fixed trim with no latchbolt behind it. Use it on a door half that stays fixed, on a closet or pantry door that catches on a ball or magnetic catch, or as the inactive side of a pair so both leaves look the same. If you need the door to stay shut on its own, you need a passage, privacy, or entry function instead.

It's built for residential use. The Raleigh dummy is rated Grade 2 on its internal mechanics and the body is solid brass, which suits apartments, condos, and single-family work. For commercial corridor traffic, step up to a Grade 1 dummy trim such as the BEST 9K Series 1DT or the Accentra 455LN Augusta heavy duty single dummy.

The Bravura Raleigh Arched Trim dummy leverset is a Grade 2 dummy-function cylindrical lever built for residential use. For a commercial-duty equivalent in the same dummy function, the BEST 7KC Series 1DT single dummy trim cylindrical lever lock is Grade 2 medium duty, and the BEST 9K Series 1DT single dummy trim lever is Grade 1 heavy duty. Both are non-keyed dummy trim like the Raleigh, so they mount on the same kind of inactive or false door leaf.

The Bravura Raleigh Arched Trim leverset is dummy function, meaning it is a counterpart to functioning hardware or used where a latch is not needed. If the door has to latch, choose a passage lever instead: the Accentra 4601LN with Augusta trim is a Grade 2 passage cylindrical lever, the Hager 2510 with Withnell design is a Grade 2 passage lever for doors 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch thick, and the Kwikset 200BRNL Breton is a Grade 3 passage lever for doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch.

Yes. The Raleigh leverset is reversible, so one part number covers left and right hand openings. You set the lever orientation at install rather than ordering a handed version, which is useful if you're stocking a few for a building and don't want to track handing.

Four finishes: US15 Satin Nickel, US26 Polished Chrome, US19 Black, and US10B Oil Rubbed Bronze. Those are the standard finish codes, so if the working levers elsewhere in the unit are specified US15 or US10B, the dummy will read the same on the door.

Nothing is missing. A dummy leverset has no cylinder, no keyway, and no latch, so it can't be keyed into a master system. If you need the Raleigh look on a door that has to lock, order a keyed function lever in the same family instead and keep the dummy for the fixed leaf.

They serve the same no-latch purpose but are ordered differently. The Bravura Raleigh Arched Trim dummy leverset is a Grade 2 cylindrical dummy and is reversible. Baldwin Estate 5103 half dummy levers with the 5048 rose are handed, sold as a left hand and a right hand item separately, so the door swing has to be confirmed before ordering. Emtek Arts and Crafts and Classic Cortina dummy levers are sold as pairs, which covers both faces of a double door rather than one side.

The Bravura Raleigh with Arched Trim is a Grade 2 dummy leverset in the Raleigh series, offered in US15 Satin Nickel, US26 Polished Chrome, US19 Black and US10B Oil Rubbed Bronze. A comparable decorative option is the Callan Bentley Grade 2 dummy lever, which is the same grade and dummy function in a different lever design.

The Bravura Raleigh Arched Trim leverset is dummy only, with no locking function. For keyed or locking openings in cylindrical lever format, the Cal-Royal AG05 is a Grade 2 storeroom lever with a deadlocking latchbolt for doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch, the Hager 2580 is a Grade 2 storeroom lever with the Withnell lever for doors 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch, and the Falcon B511CP6D is a Grade 2 entry/office lever. For bed and bath privacy, the Baldwin Estate 5103 privacy lever with the 5048 rose is an option.

It's part of the bored cylindrical lock family, so it mounts to the door face on the rose rather than working a latch through the edge. On new work it can go on a solid door, and on a retrofit it covers a standard cross-bore left by the lever it replaces, which is the usual reason property managers pick a dummy when converting a door to fixed.