Delaney Lashbrook - Grade 2 Passage Leverset

No, and that's the point of a passage set. The Lashbrook passage leverset has no locking mechanism at all: both levers stay free at all times. It's the set you put on hallway, closet, and pantry doors where nothing needs to be secured. If you need the door to lock, pair it with a separate deadbolt above it, or order a privacy or keyed-entry function instead.

Delaney lists the Lashbrook as Grade 2 and classifies it as residential hardware. Grade 2 is the mid-tier ANSI/BHMA cylindrical rating, above builder-grade Grade 3 and below the Grade 1 sets specified for heavy commercial traffic. For a house, an apartment interior, or a light-traffic office corridor it's the right level. For a school, hospital, or anything on a commercial spec sheet calling for Grade 1, look elsewhere.

No. A passage lever like the Lashbrook never locks, so it can't serve a bathroom or any room that needs privacy. For that opening, the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy indicator leverset with a red/green occupancy indicator, offered in 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 inch backset and adjustable for 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors. Use the passage set on the hall and closet doors and the indicator set on the restroom.

The Lashbrook lever is a passage function, so both levers stay free at all times and there is no locking mechanism on the door. For an opening that has to lock from the inside, use the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 instead, which is a privacy function lever with a red/green occupancy indicator and is offered in 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backset. Keep the Lashbrook on hallways, closets, and pass-through doors, and put the INDLEV-20 on restrooms, bedrooms, and any room where someone needs to secure it behind them.

Projection is 2-3/8 inches off the face of the door, with a 2.5625 inch length. That matters where the door swings into a tight corridor, next to a perpendicular wall, or beside a cabinet or appliance, because the lever is the first thing that hits. Measure your clearance against 2-3/8 inches before committing on a narrow hall closet.

No extra hardware needed. The Lashbrook ships with combination screws that suit either wood or metal door mounting, so the same box works on a hollow metal frame door and on a solid wood interior door. Nothing else has to be ordered to mount the set.

There is no handing to specify. The Lashbrook is a bored cylindrical passage set with free levers on both sides and no locking mechanism, so the same set works on a left-hand or right-hand door. Order by finish only.

Three finishes: US15 Satin Nickel, US12P Tuscany Bronze, and US19 Black. Those are standard finish designations, so a property manager standardizing a fleet of doors can match the Lashbrook passage lever to keyed and privacy hardware carrying the same US15, US12P, or US19 code and get a consistent look across hallways, closets, and entries.

Yes, that's a common pairing. Because the Lashbrook passage set carries no cylinder and no locking mechanism, all the security comes from the deadbolt above it, and the lever just operates the latch. Match the deadbolt finish to the lever (US15 Satin Nickel, US12P Tuscany Bronze, or US19 Black) so the two read as a set on the door.

It's a cylindrical bored lockset, the type that installs through a standard round bore in the door face with a latch through the edge. That means no mortise pocket has to be routed into the door edge, so it drops into the prep most interior doors already have. If your door is prepped for a mortise lock body, this is not the part.

They are not interchangeable in function. The Lashbrook is a passage lever, always free on both sides, while the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy lever with a red/green occupancy indicator on the outside face. Swapping in the INDLEV-20 adds a lock and a visible occupied/vacant indicator to a door that previously had neither, which changes how the opening behaves for anyone using it. On a fleet where doors are meant to read identically, they will not match visually either, since the INDLEV-20 carries the indicator window.

The Delaney Lashbrook is a Grade 2 lever rated for residential use, which suits apartment interiors, single-family, and light-traffic hall and closet doors. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is rated standard duty commercial grade and is built for the traffic in an office, school, or institutional corridor. For a multi-family project, that often means the Lashbrook inside the units and a commercial-rated lever on the shared and public-side openings.

The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is built to adjust across a 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness range, so one part number covers both common residential and commercial door slabs on a mixed opening schedule. If the doors on the job vary in thickness and the openings need a locking lever, the INDLEV-20 handles that range in a single SKU rather than splitting the order by slab.