Kwikset San Clemente Front Door Lock Handle and Deadbolt Set, Entry Handleset Exterior with Interior Reversible Lever, Matte Black, Pick Resistant SmartKey Rekey Deadbolt Security

The media could not be loaded. This front door handle set totally exceeded my expectations. The exterior handle is long and sleek, with a push-button thumb latch that feels sturdy and works smoothly. It really adds a nice, finished look to the front of the house.What I love most is the inside handle — it’s simple and clean, and it actually matches the rest of my interior door handles, so everything feels cohesive.Installation was straightforward, and the whole set feels secure and solid in your hand. It looks and feels like something that costs a lot more than it actually did. Highly recommend if you want a modern but timeless look!This video is after a year of uses and it still looks new!

Great quality. Love the look

Works good but only had it for a month

Easy to install. Fit perfectly in the hole from old handle. Heavy duty and nice quality. A little too expensive but that’s everything these days.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:"Bronze" paint is not very durable. Not sure how long it will last.

'Doing complete exterior update and the door hardware was the last item on the list. Since I had a Kwikset Signatures Hawthorne Single-Cylinder with Deadbolt Smartkey Handleset (Venetian Bronze) and loved it, I decided to stay with Kwikset for this project. I chose the San Clemente for the low, flat profile and matte black color; but, really it is the easy re-key and dependability features that really matter. Additionally, the San Clemente fits exactly with the drill holes that the door already had. I mean everything fits...strike plates, deadbolt, handle position and even the support at the bottom of the handle. That is a big bonus if you happen to love your door, especially if it is metal clad. Directions included are straight forward and easy to follow. The one point where an extra hand would have been helpful is to hold the handleset while threading the screw for the lower support of the handle. The machined screw for this spot may be a bit challenging. If you have a metal clad door that screw may have pushed a bit of insulation into the receiving fitting. Never fear, pull the unit back out, use a sewing pin to grab out that nasty little bit and then reinstall. If your backplate for the lever is acting a little wonky, likely one of those two screws is not yet set...back it out a little and then drive it back in. Remember easy does it, work each screw and come back to each for final set. Resist the urge to crank one down first. I spent45 minutes to install and re-key Kwikset's fabulous San Clemente with Halifax Interior Lever Handleset. It's a clean simple look that will fit many styles, is easy to install, YOU can be re-key it any time you like....GO FOR IT!

Great look and function

Time for me to replace the lock. I like the looks and also it's from the same manufacture but not exactly sure it'll fit my pre-drilled holes. Go out to H.D. to check it out and get measurements and it fits nicely. Cheaper on Amazon and takes few days to come in. Takes about 30 min to remove and install new lock. As you can see the top handle is about 1/2" shorter than the old one. So I need to touch up it later. Besides that I also need to extend the strikes of deadbolt and handle. One thing that I need to find out if I can reverse direction when you turn to lock the deadbolt. Right now I have to turn the key away from the frame edge in order for the strike to go into frame to lock it. Everything else in the house is doing the opposite way. It has some clever designs within the lock so it'll fit on any doors in my opinion.