Kwikset 300P-11P Polo Knob Privacy Lock Venetian Bronze

Product Description

The KWIKSET 300P-11P is a privacy knob lock designed for interior doors in residential settings. It ships complete with a 6AL latch and an RCS strike plate, giving installers everything needed for a standard installation in a single package. The Venetian Bronze finish provides a dark, oil-rubbed appearance suited to matching common interior hardware. Privacy function means the knob locks from the inside with a push or turn button and can be opened from the outside with an emergency release tool in situations such as a bathroom or bedroom lockout. Door hardware professionals and general contractors are the typical trade installers for this unit.

The 300P-11P is intended for interior privacy applications — primarily bathrooms, bedrooms, and other rooms where a one-sided lock without a keyed cylinder is appropriate. The included 6AL latch is a standard drive-in or square-corner latch compatible with typical residential door prep. The RCS strike provides a finished, secure catch point for the latch bolt. The Venetian Bronze finish coordinates with widespread finish lines across residential interior hardware.

Key Features

• Privacy function with interior push-button or turn-button lock and exterior emergency release
• Includes 6AL latch — no separate latch purchase required
• Includes RCS strike plate for complete door prep hardware
• Venetian Bronze finish for consistent interior hardware matching
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation privacy knob for standard residential interior door preparations with a common backset and cross-bore configuration.

Installation Notes

Privacy knob locks are typically installed by general contractors, finish carpenters, or door hardware specialists on pre-bored interior doors. Confirm door thickness and backset measurement before installation to ensure proper latch and knob alignment. No electrical shutoff is required, but all door hardware installation should follow the door manufacturer's bore specifications and any applicable local building codes. Do not overtighten the through-bolt mounting screws, as this can bind the knob mechanism.