Weslock 007107N7NFR20 Philtower Privacy Lock Satin Nickel

Product Description

The WESLOCK 007107N7NFR20 is a Philtower-style privacy lockset designed for interior door applications where a turn-button or push-button locking function is required. It ships complete with an adjustable latch and a full lip strike, reducing the need for additional hardware on a standard installation. The satin nickel finish provides a consistent appearance alongside other brushed hardware in the same space. Installation screws are concealed for a clean, finished look. This lockset is appropriate for residential interior doors such as bedrooms and bathrooms where privacy — not keyed security — is the functional requirement.

The 007107N7NFR20 is suited for standard residential interior door installations. The privacy function makes it a typical specification for bedroom and bathroom doors in new construction and remodel work. The included adjustable latch accommodates common backset dimensions, and the full lip strike is compatible with standard door frame preparations. The satin nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of residential hardware finishes. This product is sold individually and is intended for installation by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or experienced DIYer working to applicable building codes.

Key Features

• Privacy lockset function — interior push or turn locking with no keyed cylinder
• Adjustable latch accommodates multiple backset depths in a single unit
• Full lip strike included — no separate strike purchase required for standard frame prep
• Concealed installation screws for a finished, hardware-clean appearance
• Satin nickel finish for consistent coordination with brushed metal hardware
• Philtower design with traditional lever styling suited to residential interiors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation privacy lockset for standard residential interior doors with conventional bore and frame preparations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or general contractor as part of residential interior door hardware work. Power down any adjacent electronic systems and verify door bore dimensions match the lockset requirements before beginning. Follow applicable local building codes for interior door hardware. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can cause the latch mechanism to bind.