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Weslock R0605UN--0020 Right-Handed Dummy Door Lever Satin Nickel

SKU CH-ACWX-JHNYC MPN R0605UN--0020

Right-handed dummy door lever with round rosette in satin nickel finish

  • FinishSatin Nickel
  • Right-handed design matches door orientation
  • Satin nickel finish resists corrosion and fingerprints
  • Dummy lever suits fixed or decorative doors
  • Bordeau series styling adds coordinated look

Right-hand dummy lever, Satin Nickel

This Weslock lever is a non-turning dummy handle for the right-hand side of a door. It attaches with a round rosette and carries the Bordeau series styling in a Satin Nickel finish. The piece is surface-mounted and requires no latch mechanism.

Suits decorative or pull-only doors

Ideal for closet, pantry or passage doors that need a matching pull without a working latch. Not for entry or privacy doors that require locking or latching function. Buyers needing a keyed or privacy set should look at a different hardware type.

Highlights

  • Right-handed design matches door orientation
  • Satin nickel finish resists corrosion and fingerprints
  • Dummy lever suits fixed or decorative doors
  • Bordeau series styling adds coordinated look

Specifications

FinishSatin Nickel
BrandWeslock
ModelR0605UN--0020

Questions about this item

What door thickness and bore size does the Weslock R0605UN--0020 dummy lever require for mounting?

This surface-mounted dummy lever needs no bore hole; it fastens directly to the door face with the supplied screws and fits standard residential door thicknesses.

How is the right-handed Bordeau dummy lever installed, and which step is often missed?

Align the round rosette, mark and drill pilot holes for the two mounting screws, then secure the lever — the step most often missed is pre-drilling the pilot holes to prevent the door face from splitting.

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