SCHLAGEF10 V ACC 716 Accent Door Lever, Hall & Closet Passage Lock, Aged Bronze

I bought these to replace keyed lever handles on doors where I installed programmable combo deadbolts. I didn’t want to take a chance that someone would accidentally lock the handle while leaving, defeating the no-key-needed fir a combo deadbolt.

Easy to install. Quick delivery

We replaced all of our outdated brass Accent levers with this sleeker version. Chose to stay with the Schlage brand to ensure an easy switch out. The handles are reversible and great quality. Also like that they are ANSI grade 2. Learned all about this while researching door handles that lock:From the Schlage website:American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is a private non-profit organization that administers and coordinates voluntary standardization to develop and maintain performance standards for builder's hardware. The purpose of product grades is to help identify the quality and durability of locksets through a series of operational and security tests.•Grade 1 certification – Highest Grade Security. Grade 1 is the strongest grade ANSI/BHMA will supply for any Residential or Commercial product.•Grade 2 certification – Higher Residential Security. Grade 2 is designed and built to offer excellent security and durability for more residential applications and some light commercial applications.•Grade 3 certification – Basic residential security. Grade 3 is the lowest grade provided by ANSI, the minimal acceptable quality for residential door locks.Most indoor locks are Grade 3 which is what makes them cheaper. This includes Dexter which is made by Schlage. It was worth the extra cost to us to stay with the higher quality, but either way, be sure to shop around and look for sales off and online because the prices vary by over $20 depending where you look!

We love the shape of these handles and have been replacing all the door handles throughout our house with these. The only issue is that frequently-used handles tend to chip the paint. Otherwise they are great.

I've always used Schlage products for my commercial and residential lockset needs. I have a total of 21 of these locksets of various flavors in my house, and dozens more in houses that I have rehabbed - keyed, bed/bath lockable, and hall/closet. The locksets themselves are rugged and easy to install. What I REALLY like, unlike years ago, is that the locksets will work on both left-hand and right-hand doors. All you do is pop-off the handles with the push-pin they give you, and put each on the handle that gives you the right direction. Brilliant. The only complaint that I have about Schlage is that they acquired the cheap and junky Dexter brand and then associated their name with it. Be careful, make sure you are only buying Schlage.

I love the looks, and ease of opening the door. Easy to install...I recommend finding a good Utube demo and following it.Much cheaper than the Schlage, but for interior doors, theyre fine!What a difference not having to twist the door knobs...Love, love, love them.I bought some bronze paint to touch up the hinges to match, as I went from brass, and copper, to oiled bronze look!

Nice looking and easy to install, replacing a broken unit.

No complaints. The quality is very good, looks great and it's easy to install. Installed 16 of these.