Kwikset 802ANLIP-15 Arlington Dummy Handleset Satin Nickel

Product Description

The KWIKSET 802ANLIP-15 is a dummy exterior handleset finished in satin nickel, designed for doors that require decorative hardware without a functional latch or lock mechanism. Dummy handlesets are non-turning, fixed hardware units used on inactive double doors, closets, and pantry doors where pull function is needed but no latch engagement is required. The Arlington style provides a traditional aesthetic suited to residential entry and interior applications. At 2.7 pounds and spanning 16.06 inches in length, this handleset is built for straightforward installation by a finish carpenter, handyman, or door hardware installer working on decorative door applications.

This dummy handleset is intended for residential use on inactive door panels, bi-fold applications, or any door that does not require a functioning latch. It is commonly installed on the stationary panel of a double-door entry or on closet and pantry doors where only a pull grip is needed. The satin nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of residential trim and hardware packages. Sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• Dummy configuration — non-turning, no latch or lock mechanism
• Arlington style with satin nickel finish for traditional residential aesthetics
• Exterior handleset profile sized at 16.06 inches length by 6.46 inches width
• Lightweight at 2.7 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style decorative dummy handleset for residential doors requiring a non-functional pull handle without latch engagement.

Installation Notes

Dummy handlesets are typically installed by a finish carpenter or door hardware installer using standard hand tools. No latch bore or strike plate preparation is required for a dummy application, but confirm door prep dimensions match the hardware footprint before installation. Power down any adjacent electronic access systems before working on door frames. Follow local building codes for residential door hardware where applicable.