Kwikset 334-15 Round Passage Pocket Door Lock Satin Nickel

Product Description

The KWIKSET 334-15 is a round passage pocket door lock finished in satin nickel, designed for interior sliding pocket doors that do not require a locking function. It provides a pull and latch mechanism that allows a pocket door to be operated smoothly from either side without a keyed or privacy lock. The 334-15 is a hardware-trade and finish carpentry staple used in residential new construction and remodel work where pocket doors are specified. At 0.5 pounds and compact enough to fit standard pocket door edge prep, it is a straightforward drop-in component for door hardware installers and finish carpenters.

This passage-function pocket door lock is suited for interior residential applications where a door must slide and latch but no locking privacy or security function is needed — common locations include hallways, closets, and open-plan room dividers. The satin nickel finish coordinates with 15-series hardware throughout a project. Sold individually, it is also available in case quantities of 12 for multi-door or multi-unit installations.

Key Features

• Passage function only — no lock cylinder or privacy turn, suitable for non-secure interior locations
• Satin nickel finish (15-series) for coordination with matching door hardware sets
• Compact profile at 4.4 inches long, 3.1 inches wide, and 1.9 inches tall
• Lightweight construction at 0.5 pounds for easy single-person installation
• Sold as individual unit with case quantity of 12 available for volume needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for standard residential pocket door assemblies requiring a round passage-style pull and latch mechanism.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or door hardware installer as part of a pocket door rough-in or finish phase. Confirm the door edge and pocket frame prep matches the 4.4-inch by 3.1-inch footprint before installation. No electrical shutoff is required, but door operation should be tested with the pocket frame fully assembled before final trim is applied. Follow local building code requirements for interior door hardware specifications.