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Kwikset Halifax Iron Black Reversible Dummy Lever – Right or Left Handed

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Kwikset Halifax Iron Black Reversible Dummy Lever – Right or Left HandedHalifax Iron Black Reversible Dummy Door Lever Sleek and modern, the Kwikset Halifax dummy lever adds a bold iron black accent to interior doors. Its reversible design fits right or left handed configurations for quick, versatile installation. Key Features: Reversible Design: Installs on right or left handed doors for flexible placement Modern Style: Square rose and minimalist lever in iron black finish elevate interiors Non Turning Dummy Function:

Halifax Iron Black Reversible Dummy Door Lever

Sleek and modern, the Kwikset Halifax dummy lever adds a bold iron black accent to interior doors. Its reversible design fits right- or left-handed configurations for quick, versatile installation.


Key Features:

  • Reversible Design: Installs on right- or left-handed doors for flexible placement
  • Modern Style: Square rose and minimalist lever in iron black finish elevate interiors
  • Non-Turning Dummy Function: Ideal for closets, pantry doors, and decorative pulls
  • Quick Mounting: Includes screws for straightforward installation
  • Durable Construction: Built by Kwikset for long-lasting performance

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Brand Kwikset
Finish Iron Black
Function Dummy (non-turning) lever
Handing Reversible for right or left
Weight 1 lb
Manufacturer Number 97880-949
SKU 5037166

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What type of function is this lever?
A: It is a dummy (non-turning) lever used as a pull; it does not operate a latch.


Q: Can it be used on both right- and left-handed doors?
A: Yes, the lever is reversible for either handing.


Q: Is hardware included?
A: Mounting screws are included as shown.


Q: Where is this best used?
A: Great for interior applications like closets or double doors where a latch is not needed.


Q: What finish is it?
A: Iron Black.


A Sculptural, Matte-Black Moment for Your Doors

The Halifax lever brings refined geometry to the everyday, its crisp square rose and clean-lined handle casting a striking silhouette in iron black. I love the understated elegance—sleek yet substantial. Pair it with warm wood doors or frosted glass panels to let the finish pop. It’s a small touch that delivers a luxurious, tailored feel throughout the home.


Elevate your doors with the Halifax dummy lever—add to cart for a fast, stylish upgrade.

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