Delaney Tulina Square Trim - Grade 3 Pushbutton Privacy Leverset

Yes. The Tulina privacy leverset covers doors from 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches, so it handles both the thinner older interior doors and standard 1-3/4 inch slabs without a different part number.

It uses the standard residential prep: 2-1/8 inch cross bore, 1 inch edge bore, and an adjustable latch that sets to either 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch backset. If you are replacing an existing knob or lever on a bored door, no new drilling is normally needed, and the latch faceplate has round corners so it matches the common rounded mortise pocket in the door edge.

No handing to specify. The Tulina lever is reversible left or right, so one part covers either swing and you set it at install.

A privacy lever like the Tulina locks only from the inside with a pushbutton and has no key cylinder. The outside face carries a small pin hole so the door can be released from the corridor side in an emergency. That is what you want on a bedroom or bath. If the door needs to be secured against someone on the outside, like an entry, a closet holding supplies, or a mechanical room, a privacy function is the wrong choice and you want a keyed cylindrical lock instead.

It carries a BHMA Grade 3 rating and is classified as residential duty. Grade 3 is the light duty tier, which suits single family homes, condo interiors, and apartment bedroom and bath doors. For a busy commercial opening or an institutional corridor you should be looking at a heavier grade lever rather than the Tulina.

The Tulina uses a plain pushbutton with no visual status. If you need staff or the public to see occupancy at a glance, the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy lever with a red and green occupancy indicator, also adjustable for 2-3/8 and 2-3/4 inch backsets and 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, so it drops into the same door prep. That is the usual pick for single occupancy restrooms in an office or clinic.

Probably not. The Tulina is a Grade 3 residential lever, which is built for bedroom and bath traffic in a home or apartment. For a restroom in an office, school, or hospitality property, the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is listed at commercial standard duty and adds an occupancy indicator. Both fit the same 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, so switching between them does not change the door prep.

Both are privacy levers for bed and bath doors, and both fit doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch thick. The difference is how the outside face reads. The Tulina is a pushbutton privacy lever: the inside turns to lock and the outside carries a small pin hole for emergency release, with no occupancy display. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy indicator lever with a red/green occupancy indicator, so someone in the corridor can see at a glance whether the room is in use. Where the door is a single-occupancy restroom, a treatment room, or a locker room that people approach without knocking, the indicator lever answers a question the plain pushbutton cannot. Where the door is a bedroom or an ensuite bath, the Tulina is the straightforward privacy set. The Tulina is a Grade 3 residential lever; the INDLEV-20 is rated standard duty commercial.

The two share the prep that matters for a swap. The Tulina uses an adjustable 2-3/8 inch or 2-3/4 inch backset with a 2-1/8 inch cross bore and a 1 inch edge bore, and the Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is likewise offered for 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch backsets. Both cover the 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness range, so a standard 1-3/4 inch commercial door or a 1-3/8 inch residential door takes either. That makes the INDLEV-20 the piece to reach for when an existing pushbutton privacy opening needs occupancy indication added without redrilling, and it makes the Tulina the piece to reach for going the other way.

No, and this is the substitution that gets ordered by mistake. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 is a privacy lever with a red/green occupancy indicator - the indicator shows whether the inside thumbturn has been thrown, it does not add a cylinder and it does not secure the room against anyone with a key. The Delaney Tulina square trim leverset is privacy as well, locking from the inside with a pin hole release outside. Neither is keyed and neither belongs on a unit entry, an office door holding equipment, or any opening where a master key system has to reach. Both are for bed, bath, and single-occupancy rooms where the point is not being walked in on. If the opening needs key control, the privacy function is the wrong function regardless of which of these two goes in.

The lever is 4-1/16 inches long with a 2-5/16 inch projection off the door face, on a square trim measuring 2-9/16 by 2-9/16 inches. Worth checking the projection where a door swings back tight to a wall or against a vanity, and the 2-9/16 inch rose footprint tells you whether it will cover the wear ring left by whatever came off the door.

Three finishes: US15 satin nickel, US26 polished chrome, and US19 black. If you are matching a building where the other doors are already satin nickel, US15 is the one to standardize on across the fleet.

No. The Tulina privacy set ships with the latch and all mounting hardware needed to install it, so nothing else is required for a standard bored door. The lever assembly weighs 1.5 lb.

The Delaney Tulina square trim privacy leverset is the simpler of the two options. It is reversible left or right, so no handing has to be determined before the truck is loaded, the backset adjusts between 2-3/8 inch and 2-3/4 inch to meet whatever the door was bored for, and all necessary mounting hardware is included. It comes in US15 satin nickel, US26 polished chrome, and US19 black. The Cal-Royal INDLEV-20 carries a red/green occupancy indicator, which is a feature worth specifying deliberately for a shared restroom but is an extra decision on a straightforward bedroom or bath turnover.

Functionally yes, they are the same cylindrical privacy mechanism on the same bored prep, but the rose shape will not match visually. The Tulina square trim uses a 2-9/16 inch square rose. If you are running a whole floor or a whole unit, pick one trim shape and stay with it, then match the finish across the openings.