Schlage Commercial ALX170ATH626 Alx Series Dummy Lever Trim

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL ALX170ATH626 is a Grade 2 single dummy lever trim in the ALX Series, finished in satin chrome. A dummy lever functions as a pull handle only — it has no latch mechanism, lock, or spindle connection. This makes it the correct hardware for inactive doors, bi-fold closures, and decorative paired-door applications where only appearance and grip are needed. The Athens lever style provides a classic profile suited to commercial and light institutional interiors. At 1.6 pounds, the trim is lightweight but built to commercial tolerances. Installation requires no key prep or bore alignment beyond surface fastening.

This dummy trim is suited for interior doors in commercial office buildings, multi-family corridors, and institutional facilities where a non-functional pull handle is required on one leaf of a paired door set or on a stationary panel. It is ordered and sold as a single unit, with a case quantity of 6 for multi-door projects. The satin chrome finish coordinates with standard commercial hardware finishes across door frames, hinges, and closers.

Key Features

• Grade 2 commercial-duty construction for light-to-medium use applications
• Single dummy function — no latch, spindle, or keying required
• Athens lever profile in satin chrome (626) finish
• Sold individually (EA), case quantity of 6 available
• Compact trim footprint: 8.4 inches long x 6.9 inches wide x 4.5 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style dummy lever trim for Grade 2 commercial door applications requiring a non-latching pull handle on interior or inactive door panels.

Installation Notes

Dummy lever trim is typically installed by a licensed locksmith or commercial door hardware technician. No door prep for a latch bore is required, but the door face must be clean and flat at the mounting location. Verify that the lever rose plate seats flush before securing fasteners to avoid cosmetic damage to the satin chrome finish. Always consult local building codes and ADA accessibility requirements when specifying lever hardware on accessible routes.