Kwikset 788MILSQT-11P Milan Lever Half Dummy Venetian Bronze

Product Description

The KWIKSET 788MILSQT-11P is a half dummy door lever featuring the Milan lever style paired with a square rose plate, finished in Venetian Bronze. Half dummy hardware is non-latching and non-locking — it mounts to the door face for pull or decorative function only, with no through-spindle or latch mechanism. This unit is sold as a single-sided piece, making it the correct choice for applications where only one side of the door requires a handle. The Venetian Bronze finish delivers an oil-rubbed appearance suited to traditional and transitional interior door applications. Installation is straightforward and typically completed by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or experienced DIYer.

The 788MILSQT-11P is designed for interior residential door applications where a working latch or lock is not required — common locations include closet doors, double doors where one panel is stationary, and bypass configurations. The square rose plate provides a contemporary-meets-classic profile that coordinates with square-edge trim packages. The Milan lever itself offers an arched, ergonomic shape. This lever ships as a single half dummy unit; paired or double-dummy installations require ordering the appropriate quantity.

Key Features

• Half dummy function — no latch, no lock, decorative and pull use only
• Milan lever profile with square rose plate for a clean, defined look
• Venetian Bronze finish for a warm, oil-rubbed appearance
• Single-sided unit suitable for closet doors, stationary panels, and bypass doors
• Lightweight construction at 0.6 pounds for easy one-handed installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style half dummy lever for standard residential interior door preparations. Confirm door bore and rose mounting dimensions against existing hardware before installation.

Installation Notes

Half dummy levers are installed by finish carpenters or general contractors and require no latch bore — only the through-bore or surface mounting points on the door face. No keying, lock cylinder work, or latch prep is involved. Ensure the door is stable and not under load before mounting. Follow the manufacturer-provided template for screw hole placement to avoid splitting the door stile.