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Delaney Waterford - Single Cylinder Handleset with Interior Trim
Single Cylinder Keyed Entry: Single cylinder handlesets are keyed on the exterior with an associated thumbturn on the inside that unlocks the door. The exterior handle has a thumb plate and the interior handle features a lever or knob. Single cylinder locks are most commonly used to secure entrances to a residence or place of business.
Your home’s first impression starts at the front door. The Delaney Waterford Grade 2 Residential handlesetis a decorators choice for its ability to coordinate with multiple design styles.
- ANSI grade 2 UL rating
- 6-way adjustable latch
- SC1-5 pin keyway making it easy to rekey your hardware
- Security collar making it difficult to pry off of the door
- Easy installation to replace your existing hardware
- Measure 5.5 in. center to center on the holes of your door (standard application)
Specifications:
- Backset: Adjustable 2-3/8" or 2-3/4"
- Cross Bore: 2-1/8"
- Edge Bore: 1"
- Door Thickness: 1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
- Handing: Left or Right
- Latch Faceplate: Round Corner
- Cylinder: 5 Pin SC1
- Material: Zinc
- Mounting Center to Center: 5-1/2"
- Grip Center to Center: 8-3/8"
- Overall Height: 16-1/4"
- Handle Projection: 1-13/16"
- Trim Height: 11-9/16"
- Trim Width: 2-5/8"
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Subcategory:
- Handlesets
- Series:
- Waterford
- Product Group:
- Mechanical Locks
- Product Subgroup:
- Bored Locksets
- Commercial/Residential:
- Residential
- Lock Function:
- Single Cylinder
- Product Type:
- Bored Locksets
- Grade:
- Grade 2
- Product Category:
- Mechanical Locks
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Delaney Hardware 340800 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Delaney Waterford handleset fit a 1-3/8 inch door, or does it need a 1-3/4 inch door?
Both. The Waterford handleset covers doors from 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches thick, so it works on older interior-weight slabs and standard commercial-thickness doors alike without a thickness kit. Backset is adjustable 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inches, so it lands on either of the two usual bore positions.
2) Can the Delaney Waterford handleset go into the existing holes from my old handleset?
If the old set was a standard-application handleset, yes. The Waterford mounts on 5-1/2 inch centers between the two through-holes, and it uses a 2-1/8 inch cross bore with a 1 inch edge bore, which is standard prep. Measure your door's hole centers first: if they are 5-1/2 inches apart and the bore is 2-1/8 inch, it drops in. Anything other than 5-1/2 inch centers will not line up.
3) Do I have to order the Delaney Waterford handleset in a specific handing for a left or right swing door?
No. The Waterford is non-handed, listed for left or right, and the latch is 6-way adjustable, so handing and backset are set during installation rather than at the order form. That makes it a practical pick when you are buying several for a building and don't want to track swings per opening.
4) What do I have to specify when ordering a Delaney Waterford handleset?
Four choices, all required. Exterior finish: US15 Satin Nickel, US3 Polished Brass, US19 Black, or US12P Tuscany Bronze. Interior trim: one knob or lever from the Delaney range, including Belton, Derby, Galway, Olivia, Aubryn and Orlyn knobs and Cira, Dayton, ET, Kerry, Kira, Lashbrook, Logan, Milton, RD, VL, Tulina Round, Tulina Square, Vida Round, Vida Square and Voncet levers. Keyway: SC1 5-pin standard or KW1 5-pin. And keying: keyed different or keyed alike. If you want a lever inside rather than a knob, that is the trim selection, not a different part number.
5) Can I get Delaney Waterford handlesets keyed alike across several doors, and can they match my existing Kwikset or Schlage keys?
Keyed alike is an ordering option, so a run of Waterford handlesets can be set to one key. For matching what is already in the building, the keyway choice is what matters: SC1 5-pin (the Schlage-style keyway) or KW1 5-pin (the Kwikset-style keyway). Pick the keyway your existing system uses and the cylinder can be keyed into it. The cylinder is a 5-pin, which is what makes rekeying straightforward for a locksmith.
6) What is an equivalent Grade 2 single cylinder handleset to the Delaney Waterford if I want a knob on the inside?
The Bravura 913-Savannah handleset pairs a 615 interior plate with a 906-Macon interior knob and carries the same Grade 2 rating as the Delaney Waterford. The Bravura 915-Jacksonville and 971-Austin are built the same way - Grade 2 handlesets with the 615 plate and 906-Macon knob - so the choice among them comes down to the exterior grip style of the Savannah, Jacksonville or Austin series. The Waterford reaches the same interior knob result through its required Interior Trim selection, where Belton, Derby, Galway, Olivia, Aubryn and Orlyn knobs are the knob options.
7) Which handleset should I use instead of the Delaney Waterford if the entry needs a lever on the inside for ADA-style operation?
The Bravura 973-Montgomery handleset comes with a 672 interior plate and a 939-Charlotte interior lever, and it is Grade 2. The Delaney Waterford also reaches a lever interior through its required Interior Trim selection - Cira, Dayton, ET Style, Kerry, Kira, Lashbrook, Logan, Milton, RD, VL, Tulina Round, Tulina Square, Vida Round, Vida Square and Voncet levers are all offered. The difference is that the Montgomery arrives as one fixed lever pairing while the Waterford has you pick the interior lever and its finish.
8) Can I use a Schlage F10 Accent lever in place of the Delaney Waterford handleset?
No - they do different jobs. The Schlage Residential F10 Accent is a passage lock, meaning it has no key and no locking function, and it fits doors 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch. The Delaney Waterford is a single cylinder keyed entry: keyed on the exterior with a thumbturn inside, on the same 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness range. The F10 is what goes on the interior doors of the same house; the Waterford is what secures the entry. Both are Grade 2.
9) I need keycard access on an entry door - does the Delaney Waterford handleset support credentials?
It does not. The Delaney Waterford is a mechanical single cylinder handleset with a 5 pin SC1 keyway, keyed with a physical key. For credential-based access on an entry, the Paxton PaxLock Pro Galaxy lever latch lock is the different product: a battery powered lever lock with a dual frequency reader at 13.56 MHz and 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, AES128 encryption, UL, FCC and ISED listings, for 1-3/4 inch door thickness. The Waterford covers 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, so a 1-3/4 inch door is the overlap where either would fit the slab.
10) Is the Delaney Waterford handleset rated for a commercial entrance or only a house?
It is a Grade 2 residential handleset. That suits a front entrance on a home, a small office, or an apartment unit door, and Grade 2 is the mid-tier ANSI/BHMA cycle and strength level, above the Grade 3 builder-basic tier. For a high-traffic commercial entrance carrying a fire-rated opening or heavy daily cycles, a Grade 1 commercial mortise or cylindrical lock is the right category instead.
11) How much room does a Waterford handleset need on the door, and how far does the handle stick out?
Plan for 16-1/4 inches of overall height on the exterior plate with a grip spaced 8-3/8 inches center to center, and 1-13/16 inches of handle projection off the face of the door. The interior trim is 11-9/16 by 2-5/8 inches. The projection number is the one to check against a storm door, screen door, or a sidelight or casing that sits tight to the opening.
12) What is the difference between a single cylinder and a double cylinder handleset, and which one do I need?
The Waterford is single cylinder: keyed from the outside, with a thumbturn inside that locks and unlocks by hand. No key is needed to get out, which is what most entry doors want. A double cylinder set is keyed on both sides and is chosen where there is glass beside or in the door and you do not want an intruder reaching the inside thumbturn, but it means anyone leaving needs a key, and some jurisdictions restrict that on egress doors. For a solid entry door, single cylinder is the normal specification.
13) What else could I buy instead of the Delaney Waterford handleset?
Staying at the same Grade 2 level, Bravura offers several handlesets with interior trim included: the 913-Savannah and 915-Jacksonville with a 906-Macon interior knob, the 971-Austin, and the 973-Montgomery which comes with a 939-Charlotte interior lever instead of a knob. If budget drives the decision more than grade, Callan's Visconti and Briona single cylinder handlesets are Grade 3. The tradeoff on the Callan sets is the lower grade; on the Bravura sets, the interior trim is fixed to what the model ships with, whereas the Waterford lets you pick the inside knob or lever separately.
14) I need matching hardware on the interior doors behind the entry, not another handleset. What goes with this?
A handleset is only the entry door. For the passage doors behind it, the Schlage Residential F10 Accent lever is a Grade 2 passage lock with a dual backset latch covering 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inch doors, the same thickness range the Waterford handleset covers, so the same door stock takes both. The Schlage J10 Builders Basics knob is the Grade 3 option, with the same 2-3/8 or 2-3/4 inch adjustable backset and round corner faceplate. Note these are Schlage, not Delaney, so the exterior styling will not match the Waterford exactly.
15) Will the Waterford latch work in the strike plate already in my frame?
The latch faceplate has round corners, which is the most common residential prep, so it will sit in an existing round corner mortise without rechiseling. Square corner prep will need the pocket squared off or the faceplate swapped. The strike itself is a separate consideration: as long as the frame strike sits at standard height for a 2-1/8 inch bore door, the latch aligns.
16) Is there a simpler single cylinder handleset than the Delaney Waterford for a rental unit front door?
The Callan Visconti and Callan Briona are both single cylinder handlesets with interior trim, and both are Grade 3. The Delaney Waterford is Grade 2, which is the higher of the two ANSI grades, and it is built for residential use. For a property manager standardizing across a building, the Waterford's Grade 2 rating and its Keyed Alike option matter more than the trim styling; for a lighter-traffic opening, the Visconti or Briona covers the same single cylinder function.
17) If I want a Grade 2 handleset in a black finish with a matching interior knob, what are my options?
The Delaney Waterford comes in US19 Black and takes Belton, Olivia or Aubryn knobs in US19 Black as the interior trim, so grip and knob match. On the Bravura side, the 913-Savannah, 915-Jacksonville and 971-Austin are the Grade 2 handlesets that ship with the 906-Macon interior knob, and the 973-Montgomery is the Grade 2 handleset that ships with the 939-Charlotte lever instead. All four Bravura sets are fixed pairings of grip and interior trim; the Waterford has the finish chosen separately for the grip and the interior knob.
18) Is the Waterford handleset solid brass or cast metal, and will it hold up outside?
Zinc, specifically a zinc alloy casting, which is the standard body material for handlesets in this class. It also carries a security collar around the cylinder to resist a pry attack on the exterior handle, which is the usual failure point on a cast handleset. If you want solid brass for a coastal or heavy-exposure exterior, that is a different material class than what the Waterford uses.
19) Which interior lever styles can I put on a Delaney Waterford handleset if I need ADA-friendly lever operation inside?
A lever interior is available and it is a trim selection, not a separate model. Choices include Cira, Dayton, ET Style, Kerry, Kira, Lashbrook, Logan, Milton, RD, VL, Voncet, plus Tulina and Vida in both round and square rose. Lever handles are the practical choice over a knob where an occupant has limited grip strength. Finish coverage varies by lever: Satin Nickel is offered across all of them, Polished Chrome on Cira, Dayton, Kira, Milton, Tulina and Vida, Black and Tuscany Bronze on most of the rest.
20) Is the Emtek Conical Stem Dark Walnut knob an alternative to the Delaney Waterford?
No. The Emtek Select Brass Conical Stem Dark Walnut knob is a passage, hall and closet device with no keyed function. The Delaney Waterford is a keyed entry handleset - exterior key cylinder in SC1 or KW1 5-pin, thumb plate on the exterior grip, thumbturn inside. If the appeal is the dark walnut look on an entry, the Waterford's equivalent lever is chosen from its interior trim rather than by swapping in the Emtek knob.
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