460-0753 - 460-0907 Nottingham Newport Contemporary Square Rosette Door Levers - Windsor Plywood
460-0753 - 460-0907 Nottingham Newport Contemporary Square Rosette Door Levers - Windsor Plywood

Nottingham Newport Contemporary Square Rosette Door Levers

Nottingham

The Nottingham Newport door lever features a contemporary square rosette backplate and a clean, straight lever profile suited to modern and transitional interior design. Available at Windsor Plywood in passage, privacy, dummy, and keyed-entry functions. Compatible with standard 1-3/8" and 1-3/4" door thicknesses with an adjustable backset.

Features

  • Contemporary square rosette backplate for a clean architectural statement
  • Straight lever profile suits modern and transitional interiors
  • Available in passage, privacy, dummy, and keyed-entry functions
  • Adjustable backset -- fits 2-3/8" and 2-3/4" bore configurations
  • Compatible with 1-3/8" and 1-3/4" door thicknesses

Specifications

Material Zinc alloy with metal finish
Backplate Style Contemporary square rosette
Functions Passage, privacy, dummy, keyed entry
Door Thickness 1-3/8" and 1-3/4"
Backset Adjustable 2-3/8" and 2-3/4"

Common Uses

Square rosette door levers are used in contemporary, modern, and transitional interiors where a clean, geometric hardware profile is preferred over traditional round or oval rosette designs. The square rosette coordinates well with square-panel doors and linear cabinetry hardware.

Pro Tips

  • When installing lever hardware, confirm the hand of the door (left or right swing) before ordering -- some levers are handed and will not operate correctly if installed on the wrong side.
  • Use the same hardware finish throughout the room or floor for a coordinated appearance.
  • For privacy function levers in bathrooms, confirm the emergency release works by checking the pinhole on the exterior side.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between passage and privacy functions?
Passage levers latch the door but have no locking mechanism -- used for hallways and closets. Privacy levers have a push-button or turn lock on the interior side -- used for bathrooms and bedrooms.

What backset size do I need?
Measure from the edge of the door to the centre of the existing bore hole. 2-3/8" is standard for most interior doors in Canadian homes. 2-3/4" is common on exterior doors and older construction.


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