Schlage Lock Co F10 Geo 716 Georgian Passage Knob

Product Description

The SCHLAGE LOCK CO F10 GEO 716 is a Georgian-design passage knob lockset finished in aged bronze. Passage locksets have no locking function, making this unit suited for interior doors where free passage is required, such as hallways and common areas. The dual-option latch accepts both a 2.375-inch and a 2.75-inch backset without requiring a separate latch unit, which simplifies stocking and installation. The latch features a radius corner and drive-in design. Finish is warranted for 10 years and mechanical components carry a lifetime warranty. The unit meets ANSI Grade 2 quality standards, appropriate for light commercial and residential applications.

This lockset is intended for interior passage doors in residential and light commercial settings. It is not designed for entry, egress, or any door requiring a keyed or privacy function. Typical installations include hallway doors, closet doors, and interior common-area doors. Contractors and property maintenance professionals install this type of hardware on standard 1.375-inch to 1.75-inch interior door preps using a standard 2.125-inch bore. The aged bronze finish coordinates with period-style and transitional interior hardware lines.

Key Features

• Georgian knob design in aged bronze finish
• Dual-option latch fits both 2.375-inch and 2.75-inch backsets
• Radius corner and drive-in latch installation
• No locking function — passage operation only
• ANSI Grade 2 rated
• 10-year finish warranty and lifetime mechanical warranty

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation passage knob lockset for standard interior doors with a 2.125-inch cross-bore and either a 2.375-inch or 2.75-inch backset.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters, general contractors, or experienced maintenance technicians. The door prep should meet standard 2.125-inch cross-bore and 1-inch edge-bore dimensions before fitting the latch and knob assembly. Verify backset measurement before installation to ensure the latch aligns correctly with the strike plate. No specialized tools beyond a screwdriver and tape measure are typically required for a standard door prep.