Deltana TK6201 Manchester Lever Trimkit

Yes. The TK6201 Manchester trimkit covers doors from 1-3/8 inches up to 2 inches thick, so standard 1-3/8 inch interior doors and thicker 1-3/4 inch slabs are both inside the range.

No handing to specify. The Manchester lever trimkit is universal, so the same kit works on a left or right hand door and you set it at install rather than at the order form. That also makes it easier to stock one part for a whole building.

A trimkit is the trim, not the lock. The TK6201 Manchester is the lever and rose hardware that dresses a bored opening; it is not sold as a full latch-and-strike lockset. If you are starting from a bare door, you will want a complete bored lockset instead. If you are refreshing the look of doors that already have working hardware, the trimkit is the piece you want.

It is a residential product. Deltana lists the Manchester trimkit as residential, so for an office corridor, a school, or any opening carrying commercial traffic you want a Grade 1 or Grade 2 commercial bored lockset instead. It is a reasonable fit for unit interior doors in multi-family where the traffic is light.

Seven finishes: PVD Polished Brass, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Antique Brass, and Oil Rubbed Bronze. The PVD polished brass is the one to pick if you want the brass tone to hold up rather than patina. For a building where openings were done in phases, match to the existing hinges and strikes first, since those are usually the hardest pieces to change out later.

Yes, the Manchester TK6201 is a lever handle, not a knob. Levers are the usual choice when you want hardware that can be operated without grasping or twisting, which is why property managers converting older knob doors go this direction.

Worth planning ahead on. The Manchester TK6201 is a clearance item in Deltana's residential line, so if you are standardizing a run of doors, buy the full quantity in one finish at once rather than phasing it. Clearance runs do not get restocked in the way a current catalog series does.

Steel and zinc construction. That gives a solid feel in the hand compared with a hollow stamped lever, and the plated or PVD finish sits on top of that substrate. It is the reason these carry weight on a door rather than feeling like builder-grade trim.