Kwikset 405DNL-11PS Dorian Lever Entry Lock Venetian Bronze

Product Description

The KWIKSET 405DNL-11PS is a Dorian-style lever entry door lock finished in Venetian Bronze, designed for residential exterior door applications. It ships complete with a 6AL latch and RCS strike plate, giving installers everything needed for a standard entry door rough-in. The lock features SmartKey Security, a re-keying technology that allows the cylinder to be re-keyed without removing the lock from the door. Designed for residential use, this unit suits contractors, locksmiths, and property maintenance professionals who need a reliable, re-keyable entry lever with finish-matched hardware included in the box.

This lever lock is suited for residential entry doors where a keyed lever handle is specified. The Venetian Bronze finish coordinates with a wide range of door hardware and is commonly installed on front entry, side entry, and garage access doors in single-family and multi-family residential construction. The included 6AL latch and RCS strike simplify installation and ensure proper door function out of the box. SmartKey re-keying capability makes this unit practical for property managers and remodel contractors who need to change keys without replacing hardware.

Key Features

• SmartKey Security cylinder allows on-door re-keying without lock removal
• Dorian lever style in Venetian Bronze finish
• Includes 6AL latch and RCS strike plate for complete installation
• Residential-grade entry lever suitable for exterior door applications
• Sold individually — single unit per order

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation entry lever for standard residential door preparations accepting a knob or lever bore set.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a locksmith, general contractor, or experienced maintenance technician. Ensure the door is properly bored to the manufacturer's specified backset and cross-bore dimensions before fitting the latch and strike. Disengage any existing hardware and secure the door in a stable position before installation. Consult local building codes for egress hardware requirements on designated exit doors.