Schlage F94 Fla Lh 613 Flair Left Hand Dummy Interior Trim, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Zinc

It is a dummy trim, so there is no latch and no working mechanism. The Flair lever is fixed in place and surface mounts to the door as a pull and visual match for the operating levers on the rest of the opening. Use it on an inactive leaf of a double door, a closet or pantry door held by a ball catch or roller catch, or any door where you want matching hardware but no latching function. If the door needs to latch, a passage or privacy function lever is the part to order instead.

Handing matters on a lever dummy because the lever has to point back toward the hinge side to look right and be usable. The F94 FLA LH is the left hand version. Stand on the outside of the door (the side the dummy is mounted on), and if the hinges are on your left, order left hand. Hinges on the right means you want the right hand version instead. Getting it backwards leaves the lever handle sweeping the wrong direction.

613 is Schlage's oil rubbed bronze finish code, so this Flair dummy will match other Schlage residential hardware ordered in 613 on the same opening or elsewhere in the building. It is a dark brown bronze tone. If the existing levers are 716 aged bronze or 619 satin nickel, this will not match them, so check the finish code stamped or printed on the existing hardware before standardizing.

The dummy trim supplies no holding force at all, so the door needs separate hardware to stay closed. On a closet or pantry door that usually means a ball catch, roller catch, or magnetic catch. On the inactive leaf of a pair, it is typically flush bolts or a surface bolt at the head and sill. Order that catch or bolt separately, along with mounting screws if the door was previously prepped for a full latch and you need to fill the cross bore.

The Flair F94 dummy trim is zinc, a cast metal body rather than plastic. That gives it the same weight and feel in the hand as the operating Flair levers it is meant to match, which matters on a dummy because it gets pulled on constantly rather than turned.