SCHLAGE 06222AND605 06-222 AND 605 ANDOVER ROSE FORALL FUNC. EXCEPT KEYED LEVERS

Schlage 06222 Andover Rose Bright Brass Finish

For A Schlage 06222 Andover Rose Bright Brass Finish Door Lever Replacement - Schlage 06-222 & 605 Door Lock, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Entry/Door Lever for Schlage Locks, Keyless (Keyed Alike) - Schlage 06220 Satin Nickel Used in Various Keyless Entry and Electronic Locks See SKU: SCH326655 - Polished Chrome

The lily of the valley symbolizes friendship and affection. To hold the Schlage 06222 Andover Rose operational lever in your hand is to feel the love. Elegant, distinctive styling and a generous selection of finish options add up to a striking way to set your home apart.

The Schlage Bright Brass 06222 Andover Rose lever is the finishing touch on an elegant door. The Andover Rose handle is a traditional design which is transformed into a sleek modern look with its satin-nickel finish.

The trim and streamlined faceplate of the Schlage 06222 Andover Rose Andover lever. The durable finish is accented with an enduring rose-bud design. This product is constructed from solid brass and cast zinc for strength and style. Includes matching cylindrical rose-bud door knobs.

The Schlage 06222 Andover Cylinder Rose is suitable for use with EXCEPT Keyed Levers. For use with deadbolts and door handles, it features a backset of 2-3/4 inches. Since this cylinder has a rose finish, it works well in traditional homes or anywhere that you want to add a bit of old-world charm.

This model is a limited reissue of the original 06-222 Andover Rose. Originally released in February 2009, the 06-222 was discontinued in 2012 after production ended and was replaced by the 06-247 Andover Rose for all other Schlage commercial functions. The 06-222 is a full mortise model, meaning it will operate on both knob and lever door setups. It is only available with keyed entry, but can be repinned to keyless entry by a locksmith.

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