Weslock R7641F1F1SL2D Single Cylinder Deadbolt Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The WESLOCK R7641F1F1SL2D is a right-hand single cylinder deadbolt and passage lock set in an oil rubbed bronze finish. It combines a keyed deadbolt with a passage latch in one coordinated hardware package, designed for residential entry doors. The unit includes an adjustable latch and round corner strikes, allowing it to fit a range of door preparations without additional modification. Concealed installation screws give the finished installation a clean appearance. At 5 pounds, the set is solid and durable. This hardware is installed by residential carpenters, locksmiths, or experienced handymen during new construction or door hardware replacement projects.

This deadbolt and passage lock combination is intended for residential interior or exterior doors where both a keyed deadbolt and a passage function are required on the same door. The right-hand designation applies to doors with the hinge on the left when viewed from the exterior side. The Wexford and Tramore trim styles are paired in this set, providing consistent styling across the lockset. The adjustable latch accommodates standard door backsets, and the included round corner strikes simplify installation on doors with pre-routed square or round corner strike plates.

Key Features

• Single cylinder deadbolt requires a key from the exterior and a thumb turn from the interior
• Passage latch function included for a coordinated entry hardware set
• Adjustable latch fits multiple backset sizes without additional hardware
• Round corner strikes included to match common door preparations
• Concealed installation screws for a finished, clean appearance
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for consistent aesthetic with period and transitional door hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade for residential entry doors requiring a right-hand single cylinder deadbolt and passage lock combination with standard door prep dimensions.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed locksmith, finish carpenter, or qualified handyman. Power down any connected smart home or access control systems before replacing door hardware. Follow local building codes for residential entry door security hardware requirements. Do not force the latch or deadbolt into misaligned strikes, as this can damage the mechanism and compromise security.