Baldwin 5237055LRFD 5237 Bethpage Lever Full Dummy Lifetime Bright Nickel Finish

Baldwin's Bethpage lever's smoothly curved profile reflects classical beauty that shines in any home. Featuring solid brass construction and available in finishes both popular and exotic, this knob makes for a durable, yet beautiful, addition to a variety of decors.Dummy Set: This is a dummy set and has no latch or locking mechanism. Typically dummy levers are used as merely a pull on the inactive side of a double door. This is a dummy "set" so comes with both the interior and exterior lever. Pair this with a passage or keyed knob for a complete double door solution.Solid Forged Brass Construction: All Baldwin hardware begins with raw bars of solid brass which are heated, and pounded into specially made dies—producing a stronger, more substantial product. The difference between lesser metals and heat forged brass is noticeable the minute you hold it in your hands—solid brass is heavier, smoother, and naturally resists corrosion.Lifetime Finishes™: Baldwin's multi-patented Lifetime Finishes™ provide unprecedented protection against the effects of weather, normal wear and tear, and even the rigorous test of coastal salt air. By adapting the vapor deposition processed used to create premium gold pens, Baldwin creates a unique surface across your door hardware that is guaranteed to withstand the ravages of time.Living Finishes: Baldwin Living Finishes, which include Non-Lacquered Brass, Vintage Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, and Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze, are designed to mimic the patina of a well-loved piece of vintage hardware, and as such will change and adapt over time naturally. For those who appreciate the well-worn look of aged door hardware, but still require the strength and durability of a Baldwin finish, Living Finishes are an ideal fit.Concealed Screws: Baldwin Estate Collection knobs and rosettes (with the exception of medium rosette models R028, R031, R034, R037, R040, and R043) install cleanly on both the interior and exterior of the door, completely concealing all screws required for the installation. All you'll ever see is the door, and the hardware you've chosen for it—seamlessly co-existing.