Kwikset 788TPLMDT-15 Tripoli Half Dummy Lever Satin Nickel

Product Description

The KWIKSET 788TPLMDT-15 is a half dummy lever trim piece featuring the Tripoli lever style paired with the Midtown rose, finished in satin nickel. As a half dummy fitting, this piece has no latch, lock, or turning mechanism — it is a fixed pull handle used strictly for aesthetic and functional grip purposes. It is designed for interior applications where a non-latching door pull is needed, such as closet doors, bi-fold doors, or fixed panels. Installation is handled by a general contractor, finish carpenter, or knowledgeable DIYer. The satin nickel finish delivers a clean, brushed metal appearance that integrates with a wide range of residential interior hardware styles.

This half dummy lever is suited for residential interior door applications where no latching action is required. Common installations include single-door closets, wardrobe doors, pantry doors, and decorative panels. The Tripoli lever and Midtown rose combination offers a transitional design profile that works in both contemporary and traditional interiors. The unit ships as a single piece (sold individually) and is intended for surface mounting to the face of the door without a through-spindle connection.

Key Features

• Half dummy function — no latch, spindle, or lock cylinder; fixed pull only
• Tripoli lever style paired with Midtown rose for a coordinated transitional aesthetic
• Satin nickel finish (Kwikset finish code 15) provides a brushed, low-glare surface
• Compact profile: 6 inches long, 3.3 inches wide, 3 inches in height
• Lightweight at 0.6 pounds — minimal door stress during installation
• Sold as a single unit; case quantity of 20 available for multi-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style dummy trim piece for residential interior doors requiring a non-latching lever pull. Intended for use on doors where a matching active Tripoli lever set is installed on the opposing or adjacent door of a pair.

Installation Notes

Half dummy levers are installed by a general contractor or finish carpenter using basic hand tools. No bore prep for a latch or spindle is required — mounting screws attach directly to the door face. Power down any adjacent electronic hardware before working in close proximity. Follow door and hardware manufacturer hole-pattern templates to ensure proper rose alignment and secure fastener engagement.