Weslock 02880-232FR2D Brookside Single Cylinder Handleset

Product Description

The WESLOCK 02880-232FR2D is a single cylinder handleset designed for residential entry door applications. It combines the Brookside exterior handleset body with Utica lever trim on the interior side, delivering a coordinated look across both faces of the door. The set ships with an adjustable latch and round corner strikes, reducing the need for additional hardware at installation. Concealed installation screws keep the finished appearance clean. The matte black finish suits a wide range of architectural styles. This type of product is typically installed by a locksmith, finish carpenter, or experienced general contractor.

This handleset is intended for residential entry doors where both exterior grip and interior lever access are required from a single coordinated set. The single cylinder format accepts a standard keyed cylinder on the exterior while the interior side operates freely via the Utica lever. The adjustable latch accommodates common door backset variations, making it adaptable to most standard residential door preparations. The included round corner strikes are ready for typical mortised strike plate locations on wood door frames.

Key Features

• Single cylinder handleset with Utica lever interior trim included
• Adjustable latch fits multiple backset dimensions without additional parts
• Round corner strikes included for standard residential door frames
• Concealed installation screws for a clean finished appearance
• Matte black finish for a consistent, contemporary look
• Sold as a complete set — one unit per order

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation handleset for standard residential entry doors with a single cylinder deadbolt-style door preparation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or skilled finish carpenter following the door manufacturer's preparation specifications. Ensure the door is properly supported and the existing latch bore and cross-bore dimensions are confirmed before mounting. Do not overtighten mounting hardware, as this can stress the interior trim assembly. Consult local building codes for any requirements related to egress doors before completing the installation.