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Question: Is the brushed chrome finish the same as the satin chrome finish? I bought the Schlage, BE365PLY 626 in Satin Chrome and want handle to match.
Document: I love these doorknobs, excuse me, door LEVERS.Last year I bought polished chrome ones for my interior doors. These Satin Nickel levers are for my exterior doors (they have separate deadbolt locks, obviously).I contacted Schlage before buying these. The spokesman assured me that all their levers, regardless of the finish, will maintain their good looks and functionality when used on exterior doors.The only tool needed is a screwdriver.
I had to exchange a few of these due to issues with the quality of the finish. I originally purchased one of each finish, Bright Chrome, Brushed Chrome, and Satin Nickel. I finally settled on Satin Nickel. The Bright Chrome showed finger prints, and the Brushed Chrome looked too much like aluminum. Unfortunately, I had to exchange a few of these due to imperfections in the finish.
The Amazon levers have a strike plate finish that's between the brushed and bright chrome handle lever finishes, the store purchased levers have a more dull finish on the strike plate.Someone complained about the levers not being level, this is due to improper installation. Make sure to pull up on the lever a little when tightening the screws.
I bought this and use with the keypad lock. It works as it's. As it is a no lock door handle, that is nothing to be expected except its appearance.
Very sturdy and stylish. I had installed this handle for our front door (I have 2 locks just above it so I didn't need another locking lever) and it looks amazing! Have I mentioned it's sturdy?I wanted to install the interior levers with the Schlage Latitude but they were a bit costly, so I had decided on the Dexter Solstice instead.
We recently replaced all the door hardware in our apartment and looked at a lot of options for the levers. Some levers we looked at were so expensive it would have cost us thousands to replace all our knobs. But these are reasonably priced, and very high quality - they have a nice solid feel, a good springy action and a beautiful finish. Another plus is that Schlage offers a variety of other hardware that matches these, so it's easy to find privacy levers, entry levers, dummy levers, etc.
we have a midcentury modern house that we've been gutting and we picked these as the new door levels. they were extremely easy to install, but then again i've never really had much of a problem installing any knob/level. My complaint is that there is so much slack in the handle that some of them angle down 5-10 degrees and all of them dont seem to have the schlage build quality that i've been accustom to with other products we've purchased in the past.
I had replaced to entry doors on my house and bought new hardware for them. I saw these online for a bit cheaper price than the big box stores. I ordered 3 of them. They came, they were a bit shinier than the ones I got at the store, but they are in a different part of the house so no one will notice. GREAT, Love them!
As we've been remodeling our house we've been putting these handles on all the doors as we go. I love the nice, clean look and these handles are durable and easy to install. My one negative is that to get the door open, you basically have to turn the handle a full 90 degrees. It seems like a minor thing, but it can be a pain when you have your hands full. I would prefer it to open with just a slight turn, but maybe that's just me.
These come with everything you need... all new hardware, and a great looking lever. They work on both right and left entry doors (just flip them around). They are a bit pricey, but we went ahead and replaced all our chrome round knobs in our house with these.
Answer: yes