Kwikset 788HFLSQT-18G Halifax Lever Half Dummy Lock Gunmetal

Product Description

The KWIKSET 788HFLSQT-18G is a half dummy door lever featuring the Halifax lever style paired with a square rose backplate in a Gunmetal finish. Half dummy hardware is non-latching and non-locking — it operates as a pull handle only, with no spindle connection to a latch mechanism. This makes it the correct choice for closet doors, pantry doors, and double-door applications where one inactive door leaf needs a matching handle. The Gunmetal finish provides a dark, matte-metallic appearance suited to contemporary interior design schemes. Installation requires no key, no lockset boring, and no latch prep — only the rose mounting holes are needed.

This half dummy lever is intended for interior residential door applications where no latching or locking function is required. Typical installations include bi-fold bypass doors, wardrobe closets, pantry doors, and the stationary panel of a French door pair. The square rose profile coordinates with modern and transitional trim packages. Sold as a single unit (EA), making it straightforward to order the exact quantity needed for a given job. Case quantity is 20 units for larger project orders.

Key Features

• Half dummy function — no latch, no lock, no key required
• Halifax lever design with square rose backplate for a clean, contemporary profile
• Gunmetal finish for a dark matte-metallic appearance on interior doors
• Lightweight at 0.6 pounds — suitable for lightweight interior door applications
• Single-unit sales allow precise quantity ordering with no minimum beyond one

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style half dummy lever for residential interior doors that require a non-latching pull handle in a square rose configuration.

Installation Notes

Half dummy levers are installed by a finish carpenter or door hardware installer using basic hand tools — typically a screwdriver and a drill with a hole saw if rose mounting holes are not pre-bored. No latch bore or strike prep is required. Power down any associated electronic door systems before working on the door frame. Follow local building codes for interior door hardware where applicable.