Berlin Modisch Passage Lever Door Handle Slim Square Non-Locking Lever Set
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About Berlin Modisch Passage Lever Door Handle Slim Square Non-Locking Lever Set
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
68% appreciated the high-quality construction, although 32% faced issues
I have experienced that 2 out of 7 locks failed in less than 2 months, indicating poor quality of the product.
I have been using the door-levers for two years and need to replace them due to one deadbolt not turning and constant alignment issues.
70% found it easy to install, but 30% encountered difficulties
It was relatively easy to install, despite having to adjust the existing holes to make it fit.
It was pretty easy to install, even though I had to adjust the existing holes to make it fit.
The installation was relatively easy, but the lock on the handle is of poor quality.
64% appreciated the quiet operation, but 36% found it noisy
It is not possible to rephrase as the user did not mention anything about the noise level of the door-levers.
67% liked the smooth operation, but 33% experienced stiffness
I noticed that the latch on the length adjuster was no longer latching, which caused the lock to extend the interior and push the lock out of the door.
The latch on the length adjuster is not latching, causing the lock to extend and push out of the door.
65% appreciated the security features, although 35% didn't
I noticed that the deadbolt failed and came out from the door. After taking it apart, I realized that the internal mechanism has a length adjuster to accommodate different distances from the lock hole to the edge of the door. However, the latch on the length adjuster was no longer latching, so when I turned to lock the door, it was actually extending the interior, as a result, pushing the lock OUT of the door.
After taking the deadbolt apart, I noticed that the internal mechanism has a length adjuster to accommodate different distances from the lock hole to the edge of the door. However, the latch on the length adjuster was no longer latching, so when I turned to lock the door, it was actually extending the interior, as a result, pushing the lock OUT of the door.
