Schlage Lock Co FB50NVFLA505 Deadbolt Lever Combo Bright Brass

Product Description

The SCHLAGE LOCK CO FB50NVFLA505 is a single cylinder deadbolt and Flair lever combo pack designed for residential entry door applications. The set includes a keyed-alike deadbolt and lever entry lock, meaning both the deadbolt and knob cylinder operate from the same key. The deadbolt features a 1-inch throw bolt for solid door engagement. Four keys are furnished with the pack. The hardware is finished in Bright Brass and meets ANSI Grade 2 standards, making it suitable for standard residential security requirements. Installation is straightforward thanks to a universal backset and dual option latch design that accommodates common door prep configurations.

This combo pack is intended for residential entry doors requiring coordinated lockset and deadbolt hardware in a matching finish. The universal backset fits standard door bore preparations without additional modification. The dual option latch and radius corner drive-in design accommodates both round-corner and square-corner strike plates, reducing the need for additional hardware on retrofit installs. The ANSI Grade 2 rating confirms the hardware meets minimum residential security and durability benchmarks. Locksmiths, general contractors, and experienced DIYers typically handle installation of this type of hardware.

Key Features

• Single cylinder deadbolt with 1-inch throw bolt for standard residential door security
• Keyed-alike configuration — deadbolt and lever entry lock operate from the same key
• Furnished with 4 keys included in the pack
• Universal backset fits standard residential door preparations
• Dual option latch with radius corner and drive-in design for flexible strike compatibility
• ANSI Grade 2 certified; Bright Brass finish; visual retail pack

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation combo pack for standard residential entry doors with common bore and backset preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a locksmith, general contractor, or qualified installer following standard residential door hardware procedures. Ensure the door is closed and any existing lockset is fully removed before beginning installation. Confirm door bore diameter and backset measurement match the hardware before mounting. Follow all applicable local building codes for residential entry door security hardware.