Deltana DKR75U15 Door Knocker Victorian Rope Satin Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA DKR75U15 is a Victorian Rope door knocker finished in Satin Nickel, designed for residential and light commercial entry doors. It delivers a traditional architectural profile with a rope-motif surround and a solid construction suited to high-contact exterior applications. Measuring 8.2 inches in length and 5.1 inches in width, the knocker presents a substantial visual presence on the door face. At 1.0 pound, it installs cleanly against standard door stiles without requiring reinforced backing. Licensed contractors, finish carpenters, and door hardware installers are the primary trades working with this component.

This door knocker is appropriate for residential entry doors, commercial storefront doors, and architectural millwork projects where a classic Victorian aesthetic is specified. The Satin Nickel finish suits transitional and traditional design schemes and coordinates with common door hardware finishes in that family. It is sold individually and is well-suited for new construction, renovation, and door hardware replacement projects where period-appropriate detailing is required.

Key Features

• Victorian Rope design provides a traditional architectural profile suited to period and transitional door styles
• Satin Nickel finish (U15) offers a brushed, low-sheen appearance that resists visible fingerprints
• 8.2-inch length and 5.1-inch width provide a substantial presence on standard entry door stiles
• 1.7-inch height keeps the profile close to the door face for a clean, flush-mounted look
• Lightweight at 1.0 pound, reducing installation complexity on hollow-core or solid wood doors alike
• Sold as an individual unit, allowing single-door or paired replacement without overstock

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style architectural hardware replacement or new-installation door knocker suitable for standard residential and light commercial entry doors accepting surface-mounted hardware.

Installation Notes

Door knockers of this type are typically installed by carpenters, finish hardware installers, or general contractors using basic hand tools including a drill, appropriate-diameter bit, and screwdriver. Mark mounting hole locations carefully before drilling to ensure the knocker sits centered and plumb on the door face. Avoid over-tightening fasteners on wood doors to prevent surface splitting or finish damage. Follow any local building or architectural review guidelines when installing hardware on historic or regulated facades.