SCHLAGE F40 FLA 716 CAM Camelot Collection Flair Privacy Lever, Aged Bronze

These handles are comfortable on the hands. They are solidly built - my jiggling handles are gone. You can also easily configurable them if you need to reverse the handles or like the flair going up or down. I especially like the push/pop button locks over the Kwikset turn locks.

Matching product for pre-existing Schlage products, which we had. Only product of the line that is Right or Left, so make sure you order the correct one. Of the Flair line, these are the cheapest looking. Levers have slight amount of play during opening/closing. Not a big deal, just mentioning as I would prefer a completely solid feel. I have also mentioned about this Flair line, the screw holes are not hidden. So, to me, this makes them a middle grade cosmetically. Laminated finish. Looks fine from a distance and even up close. HOWEVER, installation can delaminate the coating around the screw holes. I installed these in place of the brass product present since new in 1993. Previously Schlage, too. Fit was almost perfect. Some screws were angled in the doors. This resulted in the heads of the screws contacting the escutcheon prior to fully seating into the screw hole. When this happened, it slightly dented the metal, delaminating the coating. Cannot see from a distance, but up close (and Im OCD) it is noticeable. Disappointing. Tip: Seat the screws into the screw holes PRIOR to engaging them into the previous holes. Start one, advance a bit, then start the other. If the screws are not parallel (and most are not), youll likely benefit from advancing each a bit at a time until the escutcheon is fully flush against the door.

At my homes entry, I have a regular wood door and a steel security door. I use this on both, even though common usage for these non-lockable door handles is interior doors. I chose non-locking levers for a few reasons: 1. I pair them with a deadbolt, so I dont need a locking handle/knob. 2. I use a lever instead of a knob because its easier to open. My hands are sometimes stiff/sore from RSI, making it difficult to grip and twist a knob. 3. Its impossible for me to lock myself out. These Schlage levers are a good weight and feel solid and durable.

Its beautiful and of excellent quality. Its very easy to install, taking only a few minutes to do so.

Very pretty

Doesnt quite match my cabinet knobs in the kitchen as its too light. Im going to keep looking for a better match but love the style of this handle.

I installed the exact model throughout my home some 12 years ago and they work and look great. I had a room remodel and was very happy to find the exact model and color still available. Works great!

Bought this to replace a worn out one. Price was good and the lever works fine. The feel is a little on the lighter side so if I was doing my whole house I would look for something with a little more solid feel.

Easy to install solid construction.

I was thrilled to get this dummy lever for my foyer closet. I bought the matching right hand one as well. The finish is a gorgeous matte edged with copper. However, the shallow screw provided is not sufficient unless you have a solid core wood door. It is not long enough to grab the wood and the weight of these pulls (they are a substantial and weighty) will make the situation worse. If you have hollow core bi-folds (standard builder stock), the handle over time will loosen and fall off the door. My husband has fixed all our current polished brass handles by buying longer screws and using a washer on the back of the door. They hold great now. I called Schlage and they have no longer screws to use with these levers. So now we will have to buy standard screws and touch up the heads with matte black paint. What a hassle. I took off 2 stars for this problem since the screws are woefully inadequate.