Schlage Lock Co F51VBWE619 Bowery Entry Door Knob

Product Description

The SCHLAGE LOCK CO F51VBWE619 is the Bowery series entry door knob finished in satin nickel, designed for exterior door applications where keyed entry and reliable security are required. The knob features clean, minimalist lines suited to modern residential installations. From the exterior, a key is required for entry. From the interior, turning or opening the door retracts the latch automatically, allowing quick exit without operating a separate lock. The satin nickel finish carries warm silver tones that coordinate with a wide range of wood grains and wall colors. This knob is built and tested for strength and long-term durability in everyday residential use.

The F51VBWE619 is intended for exterior-facing residential doors where controlled entry is needed, such as front doors, side doors, or back doors requiring keyed access. The Bowery design suits contemporary and transitional home styles. Installation is straightforward for a licensed locksmith, finish carpenter, or capable general contractor working on new construction or retrofit door hardware replacement. Each package contains four units, making it practical for multi-door projects or tract housing work.

Key Features

• Keyed entry function: exterior side requires a key, interior side allows free egress
• Satin nickel finish with warm silver tones compatible with light and dark wood grains
• Minimalist Bowery design suited to modern and contemporary door styles
• Interior knob retracts latch automatically when door is opened from inside
• Designed and tested for strength and durability on exterior residential doors
• Sold in a package quantity of four units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style entry door knob replacement or new installation fitting for standard residential exterior door preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith, finish carpenter, or experienced general contractor. Power tools are not required for basic installation, though a drill and hole saw may be needed for new door prep work. Verify door thickness and backset measurements before ordering to confirm proper fitment. Follow local building codes regarding exterior door hardware requirements for residential occupancies.