Weslock 02880-N7NFR2D Brookside Single Cylinder Handleset

Product Description

The WESLOCK 02880-N7NFR2D is a single cylinder door handleset featuring the Brookside exterior design paired with the Philtower lever trim on the interior. This entry door hardware set includes an adjustable latch and round corner strikes, allowing installation on a range of door preparations without requiring additional hardware modifications. The unit ships ready to install with concealed mounting screws for a clean finished appearance. Weighing 4.9 pounds and measuring 13.6 inches in length, 6.6 inches in width, and 3 inches in height, the set is sized for standard residential entry door applications and is finished in Satin Nickel.

This handleset is intended for residential entry door installations where a single cylinder deadbolt configuration is required. The Brookside exterior escutcheon and Philtower interior lever combine a traditional design with a practical grip style suited to main entry, front door, and side entry door applications. The adjustable latch accommodates common backset dimensions, reducing the need for separate latch components on standard pre-hung and retrofit door setups. The Satin Nickel finish coordinates with brushed and contemporary hardware finishes commonly found in residential construction and remodel projects.

Key Features

• Brookside exterior escutcheon paired with Philtower interior lever for a coordinated two-piece design
• Single cylinder deadbolt configuration for keyed exterior entry
• Adjustable latch fits multiple backset dimensions for flexible installation
• Round corner strikes included, compatible with standard door frame preparations
• Concealed installation screws provide a clean, finished appearance
• Satin Nickel finish for a brushed, contemporary look

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, locksmith, or experienced DIYer using standard hand tools including a screwdriver and drill. Verify door thickness and backset dimension before beginning installation. Confirm the door is properly aligned and latches securely before finishing the installation. Follow local building codes regarding residential entry door hardware requirements.