Kwikset Dorian Keyed entry Lever: function and door-thickness specifications

Lock and fitting dimensions

No verified dimensions in this record. Check the manufacturer drawing before ordering.

Check the backset, centre distance, faceplate and mounting points against the specific model drawing.

Specifications

Product function

Keyed entry

Minimum compatible door thickness

1-3/8 inches

Maximum compatible door thickness

1-3/4 inches

Body material

Metal

SmartKey included in the configuration shown online

Yes

Appearance features described by the manufacturer

Engraved line detail at the lever end

What this configuration is intended for

Dorian in the Keyed entry Lever configuration. This configuration has a keyed-entry function. The manufacturer describes these appearance features: Engraved line detail at the lever end. The official door-thickness range is 1-3/8 to 1-3/4 inches.

How to compare within the series

One style may be offered in entry, privacy and passage versions. Confirm the function using the complete product name and manufacturer documentation.

Reading dimensions and configurations

Door-thickness limits come from the official specification table; assembled dimensions are included only when clearly formatted. Similar dimensions do not make latches, fixings or door preparation directly interchangeable.

This record follows the series' actual function; colours, equivalent-function trim and combination packs are not split into duplicate pages.

Limitations

• The official page shows a specific configuration; these specifications do not automatically apply to other keying systems, finishes or regional versions in the series.
• Specifications retain inches as used on the official page. Obtain the current dimensional drawing and complete order code for procurement and installation.
• Some assembled-dimension fields on the official page contain anomalous values such as dates. These have been excluded and are not cited as dimensional facts.

Sources

Manufacturer documents are provided in their original language.

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