Emtek Sandcast Bronze Key In Leverset - Durango Lever with Rosette Options - Single Cylinder

Handing is required on the Durango leverset, so you need to know which way the door swings before you order. It comes as Left Hand (LH) or Right Hand (RH). Stand outside the door (the keyed side): if the hinges are on your left it's left hand, on the right it's right hand. Get this wrong and the lever points the wrong way up, since a sandcast lever is not reversible in the field the way a molded commercial lever is.

Both keyways are on offer. The Durango ships with a Schlage C keyway as standard, and a Weiser (WR5) keyway can be substituted at no upcharge so it keys into an existing Weiser system. Keyed alike and keyed different are both available, and you can key to a specific code if you have one. That makes it practical to add a door to a house or a rental unit already running one key.

The Durango is a residential sandcast bronze lockset, not a commercial one. For an office, a corridor, a school or anything under a facility hardware spec, you want a Grade 1 or Grade 2 cylindrical lock instead: the Corbin Russwin CL3100 Series is Grade 1 and fire rated, the Falcon K Series K101 is Grade 1 with a 1-3/8 to 2-1/4 inch door thickness range, and the Hager 2525 is a Grade 2 commercial entry lever for a 1-3/8 to 2 inch door. Use the Durango on houses, condos and high-end residential where the look matters.

It drops into standard residential bored prep, which is what a Kwikset or Schlage bored set uses: a tubular lock body with a 2-3/8 inch backset as standard and 2-3/4 available. Two things change relative to a builder-grade knob. Handing has to be specified because the lever is handed, and the rosette footprint may not cover exactly what the old rose covered if the finish under it is worn. Keying is the easy part, since Schlage C is the standard keyway here.

Six decisions per opening: handing (LH or RH), function (keyed entry or dummy), finish (FB, MB or TWB), rosette (#1 to #4), backset (2-3/8 or 2-3/4), and keying (keyed alike across the house or keyed different per door). Door thickness only needs stating if the slab is thicker than 1-3/4 inches, and keyway only if you want Weiser WR5 instead of the standard Schlage C. Keyed alike is the one people forget on a multi-door order, and it cannot be fixed later without rekeying.

No. The Durango is built as an Entry function, single cylinder lockset, which unlocks from the inside lever at all times. Classroom and storeroom openings need a function where the outside lever stays locked: the Cal-Royal AG03 is a classroom lever with a 6-pin Schlage C keyway and 2-3/4 inch backset, the Dexter C1000 Classroom is Grade 1 with a clutching keyed lever, the Dexter C1000 Classroom Security covers the classroom security function, and the Hager 2580 Withnell and Cal-Royal AG05 are Grade 2 storeroom levers. The Durango does share the Schlage C keyway as its standard cylinder, so a facility already keyed to Schlage C can carry that keying across both.

The Durango is a keyed entry lever in solid bronze, sold as a single cylinder tubular lockset. Among other keyed entry levers, Deltana offers several entry-function levers in the same tubular residential vein: the 5851 Claremont Lever Entry, the 6201 Manchester Lever Entry, the 6411 Morant Lever Entry, and the 6431 Linstead Lever Entry, with the Manchester, Morant and Linstead each covering a 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range. The Durango differs in that it is handed left or right and is built as sandcast bronze with a choice of four rosette styles, where the Deltana entry levers are catalogued as single lever designs.

The Durango sandcast bronze leverset is a residential keyed entry lever. For a commercial opening where an ANSI/BHMA grade is being specified, the Dexter C1000 Series Entry/Office lever is Grade 1 with a 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door thickness range, the Hager 2525 is a Grade 2 commercial cylindrical entry lock, and the Cal-Royal AG05 is a Grade 2 storeroom lever with a deadlocking latchbolt over a 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door range. The Durango is chosen for the sandcast bronze look on residential doors; those three are chosen when the drawing calls out a grade.

The Durango is a keyed lockset and is not electronic. For an opening that should open on a code rather than a key, the Lockey 2835 mechanical pushbutton keyless lever lock is ADA compliant with a 1-3/16 inch to 2 inch door thickness range, the Lockey 2835DC adds a double combination over the same door range, and the Lockey 1150 is a heavy duty mechanical keypad lever set covering 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch, with the 1150S version offering an adjustable backset. The Delaney LP250 is a Grade 2 electronic keypad leverlock. Note the Lockey units listed are passage function, so they latch without a separate deadlocking entry cylinder the way the keyed Durango does.

The Durango is a residential sandcast bronze entry lockset. When the opening carries a fire label, specify a lock the manufacturer lists as fire rated: the Falcon K101 is a Grade 1 heavy duty passage cylindrical lock with a fire rating and a 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch door thickness range, the Corbin Russwin CL3110 is a Grade 1 vandal resistant passage/closet lever with a fire rating over 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch, and the Arrow MK02-TA privacy lock is also fire rated. The Kwikset 200DL-RCALFD Delta passage lever ships with a round corner adjustable 20 minute UL latch and round corner strike.

Several lever products sit next to a keyed entry lockset without replacing one. The Corbin Russwin 585F715 is a Grade 1 lock lever for the ED8000 pushpad exit device and the CL3300 cylindrical lock series - it is trim for a device, not a complete lockset. The Imperial USA ED-EL500HD is heavy duty escutcheon lever trim in entry function, again trim rather than a bored lock. The Codelocks CL410 and CL415 tubular latchbolt is a latch component. The Accentra 107S is a Schlage cylinder adapter kit for Yale hardware. The Durango is a complete tubular keyed entry lockset with the lever, rosette and latch as one order.

Single cylinder means key outside, thumbturn or turn button inside. It's an entry function bored lockset, so the outside lever is locked and unlocked by key and the inside always opens by turning the lever, which is what you want on an egress door. If you need key access from both sides, this is not the part.

Two functions are offered on the Durango. The keyed version is a working tubular entry lock with a latch and a cylinder. The dummy is a surface-mounted lever with no latch and no cylinder at all, used on a fixed leaf of a double door, a closet or a pantry where the door is held by a ball catch or a roller catch. A dummy needs no bore and no strike, so pick it only where nothing has to latch.

Four rosettes (#1 through #4) and three finishes are offered on the Durango: Flat Black Bronze (FB), Medium Bronze (MB) and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). Pick the rosette shape that matches the backplates already on your other Emtek sandcast doors, then the finish code. A split finish is also available if you want a different finish inside and out, which is common when the exterior is Flat Black Bronze and the interior rooms are Medium Bronze.

The Durango is keyed, single cylinder entry. Interior doors on the same job usually need passage and privacy instead. Baldwin Estate 5103 covers all three of the non-keyed functions on one lever design: 5103 Passage with the 5048 rose, 5103 Privacy with the 5048 rose, and half dummy in left hand (5103-LDM) and right hand (5103-RDM). Bravura also offers passage leversets in several trim styles, including the Atlanta and Orlando with round trim and the Tampa with square trim, all Grade 2. The difference from the Durango is function only: none of these accept a key cylinder.

The Durango is offered in a Key in Knob/Lever function and a Dummy, Key in Knob/Lever function, so the dummy matches the keyed lever visually on an inactive leaf in the same sandcast bronze finish. Commercial dummy trims solve the same problem on a different door: the BEST 9K Series 1DT single dummy trim is Grade 1 heavy duty non-keyed, the BEST 7KC Series single dummy trim is Grade 2 medium duty, the Accentra 455LN Augusta is a Grade 1 dummy in the 5400 Series, and the Callan Bentley is a Grade 2 dummy lever. Those are specified by grade and duty level; the Durango dummy is specified to match the keyed Durango levers on the rest of the residence.

The Durango is a sandcast bronze entry lever with rosette and handing selections to make. For a rental unit where the lever just has to key and function, the Master Lock BC Series return style lever is a Grade 3 keyed entry lockset, the Cal-Royal AUS00 is a Grade 3 entrance/office lever with a solid brass forged body over a 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door range, the Callan Artino is a Grade 3 entrance leverset, and the Callan Bennett is a Grade 3 entrance leverset with a deadbolt combo. The Durango's draw is the bronze casting and the four rosette options; those four are single-configuration entry levers.

The Durango is a lever handle, which is the form most facilities standardize on for accessibility. The knob-style keyed entries in the same tubular class work differently at the door: the Arrow HK11 is a turn-pushbutton entrance cylindrical lock with a ball knob and conventional cylinder over a 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch door range, and the Arrow MK33 is an asylum-function ball knob lock with a conventional cylinder in Schlage C keyway. The Durango takes the same Schlage C keyway as standard, and can be ordered with a Weiser WR5 cylinder instead by adding W to the product code, which the Arrow units do not offer.

Handing is required on the Durango - it is ordered left hand or right hand. Several lever locks avoid that step entirely: the Falcon B101 Grade 2 passage lock has a non-handed design and the Falcon K101 Grade 1 passage lock uses non-handed levers. If a fleet of doors is being standardized and nobody wants to hand each opening, a non-handed lever removes that from the order; if the sandcast bronze Durango look is the requirement, handing has to be captured per door.

The Durango is a mechanical, non-electronic keyed lockset. A door tied into access control needs an electrified lock instead: the Corbin Russwin CL33903 is a Grade 1 fail safe electrified cylindrical lever lock running 12VAC/DC over a 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch door thickness range, offered with the NZ lever and D rose. The Durango has no electrical provision, so on a controlled opening it is used on the doors outside the access control scope.

No, the Durango is a mechanical key-in-lever lockset with no electronics. If you're after keyless entry on a similar opening, the Lockey 2835 is a mechanical pushbutton lever lock for 1 3/16 to 2 inch doors, the Lockey 1150 covers 1-1/8 to 2 inch, and the Delaney LP250 is an electronic keypad leverlock. None of those carry the sandcast bronze finish.