Kwikset 200BL-26 Balboa Lever Passage Lock Bright Chrome

Product Description

The KWIKSET 200BL-26 is a Balboa lever passage door lock designed for interior non-locking applications in residential settings. The assembly includes a 6AL latch and RCS strike plate, delivering a complete installation package in a single unit. Finished in Bright Chrome, the lever provides a clean, polished appearance suited to a range of interior door styles. At 1 pound, the hardware is lightweight without sacrificing solid construction. Passage locks of this type require no key or turn button — the lever operates freely from both sides, making them the standard choice for hallways, closets, and common interior doors.

This passage lever is intended for interior door installations where privacy and security hardware are not required. Typical applications include hallway doors, closet doors, and common-area passages in residential construction and remodel projects. The Balboa lever style is a broadly compatible profile that fits standard door prep without modification in most cases. The included 6AL latch and RCS strike reduce the need for separate trim components, making this a straightforward swap or new-installation unit for doors with a standard bore and backset configuration.

Key Features

• Passage function — lever turns freely from both sides, no locking mechanism
• Includes 6AL latch and RCS strike for a complete installation kit
• Bright Chrome finish for clean, polished interior aesthetics
• Lightweight at 1 pound, simplifying single-handed installation
• Balboa lever profile fits standard residential door prep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style passage lever for standard residential interior doors with a conventional cylindrical bore and backset preparation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or experienced DIYer using a screwdriver and drill. Before installation, confirm the door bore diameter and backset measurement match the hardware specifications. Follow local building code requirements for door hardware in residential applications. Do not use passage hardware on any door where privacy or security function is required by code or occupant safety.