Delaney Contemporary - Grade 3 Single Cylinder Round Deabolt

It drops into standard residential deadbolt prep: 2-1/8 inch cross bore, 1 inch edge bore, and a backset that adjusts between 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 inches. Door thickness range is 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches, so it covers both a typical older interior door and a standard 1-3/4 inch exterior door. All mounting hardware comes with it.

Pick the keyway when you order: KW1 5-pin or SC1 5-pin. KW1 matches Kwikset-keyed hardware, SC1 matches Schlage-keyed hardware, so choose whichever your building already runs. Keying is also specified at order time, keyed different or keyed alike.

Yes. Keyed alike is an order option, so a batch can be set to a single key across multiple doors. If you want each unit separate, order keyed different. Standardizing also means picking one keyway for the whole property, either KW1 or SC1.

It's a Grade 3 residential deadbolt, so it suits houses, apartments and light-duty openings, not a high-traffic commercial entrance. For heavier traffic, look at Grade 2 hardware such as the Bravura Savannah or Jacksonville handlesets.

Look at a single cylinder handleset instead. The Callan Visconti single cylinder handleset and the Callan Briona single cylinder handleset are both Grade 3 and both ship with interior trim, so the keyed entry function and the exterior grip come in one assembly. The Delaney Contemporary deadbolt is a Grade 3 single cylinder deadbolt only, cylinder outside and thumbturn inside, so it is installed above a separate knob or lever. Choose the handleset when the door has both a cross bore for trim and a deadbolt bore and you want a matched set; choose the deadbolt when the door already has trim you are keeping.

Delaney's Contemporary round deadbolt is rated Grade 3 and catalogued for residential use. If you need a Grade 2 entry assembly, the Bravura handleset family carries that rating: the 913-Savannah with 615 interior plate and 906-Macon interior knob, the 915-Jacksonville with the same interior trim, the 971-Austin, and the 973-Montgomery with 672 interior plate and 939-Charlotte interior lever are all Grade 2. Those are complete handlesets rather than a deadbolt alone, so the difference is both the rating and the scope of what you are mounting on the door.

No. The latch is adjustable and covers both common residential backsets, 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 inches, so one part works whether your bore is set close to the edge or further in. Those are the only two backsets used on residential bored prep.

Single cylinder: key outside, thumbturn inside. That makes it the wrong choice if you have glass within reach of the lock and local code or your insurer calls for a double cylinder.

Either way works. The latch faceplate is available round corner or square corner, so it matches a drive-in style rounded mortise or a chiseled square pocket without recutting the door edge.

No. The Schlage Residential F10 Accent lever is a passage function lock with a dual backset latch, meaning it has no key and no locking mechanism at all. The Delaney Contemporary round deadbolt is a single cylinder keyed deadbolt, cylinder outside and thumbturn inside. They are not substitutes for each other; on an exterior door the two are commonly used together, with the passage lever carrying the latch and the deadbolt carrying the security. Both cover a 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness range, so they suit the same doors.

A deadbolt is the wrong function for a closet or hall door, which normally needs latching only. The Schlage Residential J10 Builders Basics knob is a Grade 3 hall and closet passage knob with a 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch adjustable backset and round corner faceplate, and the Emtek Select Brass Conical Stem Dark Walnut knob is a passage function knob in the same role. The Delaney Contemporary deadbolt is a keyed single cylinder deadbolt with a thumbturn inside, intended for a door that needs to be locked rather than simply held closed. The J10 shares the Delaney's Grade 3 rating and its 2-3/8 to 2-3/4 inch adjustable backset.

Move to an electronic lock. The Paxton PaxLock Pro Galaxy lever latch lock is a battery powered lever lock with a dual frequency reader at 13.56 MHz and 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, AES128 encryption, built for a 1-3/4 inch door thickness and carrying UL, FCC and ISED listings. The Delaney Contemporary deadbolt is purely mechanical, keyed to a 5-pin KW1 or SC1 cylinder with a thumbturn inside. The PaxLock replaces the lever trim and is administered through credentials; the Delaney is keyed and rekeyed at the cylinder. Note the PaxLock is specified at 1-3/4 inch doors while the Delaney deadbolt covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch.

Two: US15 Satin Nickel and US19 Black. Both are round rose, matched to the rest of the Delaney Contemporary Collection if you're adding a deadbolt above an existing lever on the same door.

Projection is 1-3/16 inches, with a 2-9/16 inch round rose. Worth checking if you have a storm door or screen door that swings close to the face of the entry door.

Yes, on rating. The Delaney Contemporary round deadbolt is Grade 3, and so are the Callan Visconti and Callan Briona single cylinder handlesets and the Schlage Residential J10 Builders Basics knob, so a Grade 3 standard holds across entry and interior openings. Finish and styling are the separate decision: the Delaney comes in US15 satin nickel and US19 black and is styled to coordinate with the Contemporary collection, so confirm the trim appearance you want before standardizing, since the peers belong to their own design families.

Two pounds, all metal construction through the body. That weight is normal for a solid residential deadbolt and a useful check against hollow zinc-shell units.