Weslock 00627X1X1 Pocket Door Lock Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The WESLOCK 00627X1X1 is a round passage pocket door lock designed for interior doors where a latch is needed but keyed or privacy locking is not required. It includes a full lip strike and is finished in oil rubbed bronze, making it a fit for traditional and transitional interior settings. The 2-3/8 inch backset accommodates standard door prep found in most residential construction. The unit is sold individually and suits installations where a clean, concealed-screw look is preferred. Licensed contractors and experienced finish carpenters typically handle pocket door hardware installation as part of a door rough-in or renovation scope.

This passage lock is intended for pocket door applications in residential settings such as hallways, closets, and living spaces where room-to-room privacy is not required. The oil rubbed bronze finish coordinates with matching door hardware in the same finish family. The full lip strike is included, allowing a complete installation without sourcing additional strike components. The 2-3/8 inch backset is the standard dimension for most pre-bored interior door slabs.

Key Features

• Passage function — no locking mechanism, suitable for hallways and non-private spaces
• 2-3/8 inch backset fits standard pre-bored pocket door preparations
• Full lip strike included for complete out-of-box installation
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for a traditional or transitional aesthetic
• Round style integrates with a wide range of interior door hardware collections
• Sold as a single unit (EA)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation passage lock for standard residential pocket doors with a 2-3/8 inch backset bore.

Installation Notes

Pocket door lock installation should be performed with the door panel removed or fully accessible within the pocket door frame. Power tools are not required for most installations, though a chisel may be needed to mortise the strike plate into the door jamb. Verify door thickness and bore diameter before installation to confirm fitment. Follow local building codes for interior door hardware requirements.