Kwikset 94002-825 Mobile Home Entry Lockset Polished Brass

Product Description

The KWIKSET 94002-825 is a polished brass mobile home entry lockset designed for exterior door applications in manufactured and mobile home construction. This keyed entry lockset features an interior turn button for quick locking and unlocking without a key from the inside. It ships as a case of 6 units keyed alike, making it well-suited for property managers, contractors, and service techs handling multi-unit installations. The drive-in dead latch measures 1 inch in diameter, and the backset is 2.375 inches. Backed by a lifetime mechanical warranty and a lifetime finish warranty, this lockset is built for lasting performance in residential entry applications.

This lockset is intended for mobile and manufactured home doors ranging from 1.125 inches to 1.5 inches in thickness. The keyed-alike configuration across all 6 units in the case simplifies key management for multi-unit properties or replacement installations across several doors. Licensed general contractors, finish carpenters, and property maintenance professionals typically handle installation of entry locksets of this type. The polished brass finish suits standard residential trim packages common in manufactured housing.

Key Features

• Polished brass finish with lifetime finish warranty
• Interior turn button locks and unlocks knob without a key
• 2.375-inch backset fits standard mobile home door prep
• 1-inch diameter drive-in dead latch for straightforward installation
• Fits doors 1.125 inches to 1.5 inches thick
• Case of 6 units keyed alike — ideal for multi-door or multi-unit jobs
• Lifetime mechanical warranty

Compatibility

Designed for mobile and manufactured home exterior doors with a thickness of 1.125 inches to 1.5 inches and a 2.375-inch backset door prep.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed contractor or experienced finish carpenter. Verify door thickness and backset measurement before beginning installation. No specialty tools are required beyond a standard drill and screwdriver. Ensure the door is fully closed and the latch operates freely before completing final screw tightening.