Kwikset 730HFLSQT-11P Halifax Privacy Lever Venetian Bronze

Product Description

The KWIKSET 730HFLSQT-11P is a Halifax lever-style privacy door lock with a square rose, designed for interior residential doors where privacy without keyed access is required. The assembly includes a 6AL latch and an RCS strike plate, providing a complete, installation-ready hardware set. Finished in Venetian Bronze, the unit delivers a consistent look suited to traditional and transitional interior decor. The lever-and-square-rose combination is a common choice for bedroom and bathroom doors in both new construction and renovation work. Installers and finish carpenters typically handle this hardware as part of an interior door package.

This privacy lock is intended for interior residential applications such as bedrooms, bathrooms, and similar spaces where a turn-button or push-button interior lock is appropriate. The Halifax lever style pairs with the square rose backplate, making it a fit for projects where clean, angular hardware profiles are specified. No key access is provided on the exterior side, which is standard for privacy-function locksets. The included 6AL latch and RCS strike simplify installation by eliminating the need to source components separately.

Key Features

• Privacy function lever lock — interior turn or push button, no exterior keying
• Halifax lever design with square rose backplate for a clean, angular profile
• Venetian Bronze finish for consistent match with coordinated interior hardware
• Includes 6AL latch and RCS strike plate — complete hardware set in one package
• Sold individually (EA) with case quantity of 12 for multi-door or contractor orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style privacy lever replacement or new-installation lockset for standard residential interior door prep.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or general contractor. Confirm that the door has a standard bore and edge-bore prep compatible with the latch and rose dimensions before mounting. Follow local building code requirements for interior privacy hardware. Disengage any door hardware and ensure the door is properly supported before drilling or mortising.