• Doors can be left handed or right handed.
• To determine the handing of a door, face the outside of the door as you are entering the room.
• If the hinges are on the left, the door is left handed.
• If the hinges are on the right, the door is right handed.

Classic Door Handles with a wave design are reversible. Look for a small hole in the side of the handle, near the face of the lockset. Insert the end of a key tool provided in the packaging or small flat-head screwdriver into the hole. Press in on the tool or screwdriver while pulling out on the handle. Slide the handle off the lockset until it butts up against the key.
For more info please refer to our YouTube video with instructions.

The dummy (inactive) lever is used most often on the door that is not bored (does not have a hole) for a complete door lever set. Dummy levers are for pull/push function, and mostly used for closet doors.
The door is usually held by magnets or with some mount on the top of the door.
Dummy lever mounts directly to the face of the door with screws provided.

Ball bearing door hinge is the smoothest and quietest option for hanging your door. Because of the lubricated bearings, these hinges are much more durable and long-lasting than other types of hinges. Another benefit of ball bearing door hinges is that you don’t get that  black graphite dust all over your door casing  that you generally get on standard duty door hinges. Ball bearing hinges are cleaner, heavier and smoother.

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