Kwikset 405BL-26D Balboa Lever Entry Door Lock Satin Chrome

Product Description

The KWIKSET 405BL-26D is a Balboa lever-style entry door lock designed for residential exterior door applications. It ships complete with a 6AL latch and an RCS strike plate, giving installers everything needed for a standard entry lockset replacement or new-construction rough-in. The unit is finished in satin chrome, providing a brushed, low-sheen appearance that coordinates with contemporary and transitional hardware. At 1.85 pounds, the assembly is straightforward to handle and mount. The Balboa lever profile is a full-trim design suited for single-bore door prep, making it compatible with standard residential door preparations without additional boring.

This lockset is intended for residential entry doors where a keyed lever handle is required. It is appropriate for front, side, and back entry applications on single-family homes and light-duty multi-family units. The included 6AL latch and RCS strike simplify the installation by eliminating the need to source components separately. The satin chrome finish suits projects where brushed nickel or chrome-toned hardware is specified throughout the home.

Key Features

• Complete entry lockset — includes Balboa lever, 6AL latch, and RCS strike plate
• Satin chrome finish for a brushed, low-sheen appearance
• Single-bore door prep compatibility suits standard residential door configurations
• Lever-style handle for ease of operation on entry doors
• Compact package dimensions support easy transport and jobsite storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation entry lever lockset for standard single-bore residential entry doors.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a locksmith, door hardware installer, or experienced general contractor. Before beginning, confirm the door has a standard single-bore preparation matching the latch and lever specifications. No special tools beyond a screwdriver are generally required for a standard replacement. Always verify local building code requirements for egress hardware when installing on a primary entry door.