Kwikset 300T 3 6AL Rcs V1 Tylo Bed Bath Door Knob

Product Description

The KWIKSET 300T 3 6AL RCS V1 is a Tylo-style bed and bath privacy door knob finished in polished brass. It is designed for interior residential doors where a basic privacy lock is required, such as bedrooms and bathrooms. The knob features an adjustable latch that accommodates all standard door preparations, making it compatible with a wide range of door bore configurations without additional modification. Licensed contractors, general contractors, and knowledgeable DIYers typically handle installation. The polished brass finish is backed by a lifetime mechanical and finish warranty, making this a dependable choice for long-term residential service.

This knob is suited for interior residential applications, specifically bedroom and bathroom doors where a turn-button privacy function is needed rather than a keyed entry. The adjustable latch simplifies retrofit installations by fitting standard door preparations without requiring a separate latch adjustment or additional hardware. It is packaged in a box pack and sold in a package quantity of 30 units, making it practical for multi-unit residential projects, apartment renovations, or tract home installations where multiple doors require matching hardware.

Key Features

• Tylo styling in a polished brass finish for classic interior aesthetics
• Adjustable latch fits all standard door preparations, reducing retrofit complexity
• Bed and bath privacy function with interior turn-button lock
• Lifetime mechanical and finish warranty
• Box pack with package quantity of 30 units, suited for multi-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation knob for standard residential interior doors with bed and bath privacy bore preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor, finish carpenter, or knowledgeable DIYer using a screwdriver and, if needed, a hole saw for new door preparations. Before installation or replacement, confirm the door is not load-bearing a self-closing mechanism that could shift during hardware swap. Follow all applicable local building codes for residential door hardware. Do not force the latch into a door preparation that has not been properly sized, as this can compromise the latch function.