Master Lock BC Series - Grade 3 Biscuit Knob Entry & Deadbolt Keyed Entry Combo

Both. The BCC06 knob uses a six-way adjustable latch and the deadbolt a four-way adjustable latch, each covering 2-3/8 in (60mm) and 2-3/4 in (70mm) backset. So you measure the door once, and the same box works whether the bore is set at the residential 2-3/8 or the 2-3/4 spacing. No need to specify backset when ordering.

No, the BCC06 is a combo pack: keyed entry knob plus a single cylinder deadbolt, both in the same finish and keyed alike to each other. One order covers the full exterior door. You will still want to confirm the door already has the second bore above the knob for the deadbolt, since the set does not include a bore kit.

Two keyways are offered: Kwikset KW1 and Schlage C. If the rest of your building is on Schlage C, order the Schlage C version and a locksmith can key it into the existing system rather than leaving the tenant with a second key. Cylinders are conventional, so standard pinning applies.

Residential duty. The BCC06 is ANSI Grade 3, which is the residential performance tier, and the product data classes it as residential. It is fine for apartment unit doors, single-family rentals, and light-traffic exterior openings. For a main building entrance, a retail door, or anything on a high-cycle commercial opening, step up to a Grade 2 or Grade 1 cylindrical lockset instead.

Keyed alike is a required selection at ordering: pick KA to put multiple sets on the same key, or KD so every unit gets its own. There is also an optional Key Code field, so if you are adding doors to a property already running a code, enter it and the new sets come cut to match the ones already hanging. Pick the keyway (KW1 or Schlage C) that matches what is already in your doors.

Either, plus drive-in on the knob. The knob latch is six-way adjustable and covers square faceplate, rounded corner faceplate, or drive-in with no faceplate at all. The deadbolt latch is four-way: square or rounded corners at both backsets. That means an installer can pull the old hardware and reuse the existing mortise in the door edge in most cases instead of routing a new one.

Single cylinder: key outside, thumbturn inside. That is the configuration most residential codes want on a unit entry door, since occupants can get out without hunting for a key. If your opening has glass within reach of the bolt and your inspector calls for a double cylinder, this is not the set for that door.

Yes. Alongside KA and KD there is a None option for less-cylinder ordering, which is how integrators and locksmiths buy when they are pinning to a house system or dropping in their own cylinders. Otherwise the set uses conventional cylinders in either KW1 or Schlage C.

Three: 605 Bright Brass, 716 Aged Bronze, and 619 Satin Nickel. All three are available in both the Kwikset KW1 and Schlage C keyway, so matching the finish on the rest of your doors does not force you off the keyway you standardized on. The knob is the Biscuit style.