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Kwikset Cameron Polished Brass Interior Dummy Door Knob – Universal Handing

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Kwikset Cameron Polished Brass Interior Dummy Door Knob – Universal HandingCameron Polished Brass Dummy Door Knob A classic tulip style dummy door knob from Kwiksets Cameron collection, finished in polished brass. Ideal for doors needing a simple push pull function, it offers universal handing and quick, screwdriver only installation. Key Features: Universal Handing: Fits right or left handed doors for easy placement throughout the home Simple Function: Half dummy trim for push pull use on interior doors; no latch or lock

Cameron Polished Brass Dummy Door Knob

A classic tulip-style dummy door knob from Kwikset’s Cameron collection, finished in polished brass. Ideal for doors needing a simple push/pull function, it offers universal handing and quick, screwdriver-only installation.


Key Features:

  • Universal Handing: Fits right- or left-handed doors for easy placement throughout the home
  • Simple Function: Half-dummy trim for push/pull use on interior doors; no latch or lock
  • Durable Construction: Zinc material with traditional polished brass finish
  • Quick Installation: Installs in minutes with just a screwdriver
  • Cleaner Surface: Microban antimicrobial protection helps keep hardware 99.9% cleaner than unprotected surfaces

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Name Cameron
Color/Finish Family Gold
Hardware Finish Polished
Manufacturer Color/Finish Polished brass
Type Dummy door knob
Material Zinc
Style Traditional
Package Quantity 1
Package Type Single pack
Shape Tulip
Lock Type No lock
Total Number of Pieces 1
Interior/Exterior Interior
Fits Door Thickness 1-3/8-in to 1-3/4-in
Projection Measurement 2-13/32-in
Projection (Inches) 2.4062
Antimicrobial Yes (Microban)
Commercial/Residential Residential
Deadbolt Included No deadbolt
Latch Style No latch
Number of Cylinders 0
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No
Warranty Limited lifetime
For Use with Mobile Homes No
For Use with Bed/Bath No
For Use with Entry Door No
For Use with Hall/Closet No
UNSPSC 31162800

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What type of doors is this knob for?
A: It’s a half-dummy knob meant for interior doors that only require a pull, such as closets or pantry doors.


Q: Does it include a latch or locking mechanism?
A: No, this dummy knob does not include a latch or lock and has no operational turning.


Q: Will it fit my door thickness?
A: Yes, it is designed to fit standard interior door thicknesses from 1-3/8 in to 1-3/4 in.


Q: Is installation difficult?
A: No, it installs easily in minutes using just a screwdriver.


Q: What warranty is provided?
A: It carries a limited lifetime warranty on mechanical and finish.


A Classic Brass Touch for Effortless Elegance

The Cameron dummy knob is a polished brass jewel that instantly warms a room with timeless charm. Its crisp tulip silhouette feels refined yet approachable, perfect for closets and passage doors where you want beauty without mechanics. Pair it with soft blue or charcoal doors for chic contrast, or echo the brass in lighting and cabinet hardware for a cohesive story. This simple, gleaming detail is a finishing stroke of luxury you’ll admire every day.


Bring timeless polish to your interiors—add the Cameron dummy knob to your doors today.

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