HarborForge Door Hardware

Entry uses a brass keyed cylinder — locks from outside with a key, unlocks from inside with a thumbturn. Used on home offices, master suites, and any interior door you want to be lockable from outside. Privacy uses a push-button lock with a coin-slot emergency release — used on bathrooms and bedrooms. Passage has no lock at all and turns freely from both sides — used on closets, hallways, and pantries. Dummy is a single-side decorative lever with no latch — used on the inactive half of double doors and pull-only doors.

Every HarborForge keyed lock uses a standard Kwikset 5-pin keyway and is re-keyable. A locksmith can re-key the lock to match your existing house key in about 10 minutes per cylinder. New-construction installs ship with three brass keys cut to a factory bitting — re-key when you take occupancy.

Levers and handlesets ship in three finishes — Satin Nickel, Matte Black, and Brushed Gold — chosen to coordinate with the rest of the Shoreline lineup (HarborFlow faucets, HarborCrest bath hardware, AnchorLine cabinet pulls). The smart deadbolts (Provincetown, Truro, Edgartown) ship in Matte Black only because the keypad and electronics housing are matte-finished from the factory.

Almost certainly. The latch on every lever and handleset is adjustable between 2⅜" and 2¾" backset — the two standard residential prep depths. Door thickness is supported from 1⅜" to 1¾" (every standard interior and exterior door). Smart deadbolts use the same standard 2⅛" cross-bore and 1" edge-bore as a builder-grade deadbolt, so they're a drop-in replacement.

The Provincetown and Truro use Wi-Fi for remote unlock and remote password generation, but the keypad, proximity card, and mechanical-key override all work without an internet connection — if Wi-Fi is down, you can still unlock the door at the keypad, with a card, or with the emergency key. The Edgartown is Bluetooth-only and never relies on Wi-Fi at all.

Every HarborForge lock and lever is ANSI Grade 3 listed by Intertek — verified compliance with the ANSI/BHMA performance standards for residential door hardware (lifecycle, strength, and operational testing). Grade 3 is the benchmark builders and property managers use to qualify hardware for single-family and multifamily homes; Grades 1 and 2 are commercial and institutional spec, not residential. Combined with the zinc-alloy + brass cylinder + ss304 stainless rose reinforcement and the lifetime limited warranty, that's a meaningfully better spec than typical builder-grade hardware.

All six are residential interior lever families that share the Shoreline finish palette and ANSI Grade 3 cert — the differences are rose shape, lever profile, construction tier, material, and which functions ship. Wellfleet (S3201) is the design tier — concealed-screw zinc + ss304 stainless square rose, no visible fasteners, all four functions including keyed Entry. Hyannis (B2021) is mid-upscale — exposed-screw zinc + ss304 stainless square rose with a slightly more substantial lever profile than Falmouth, all four functions. Falmouth (B2022) is the value tier — same exposed-screw zinc + ss304 stainless construction, standard lever profile, accessible price, all four functions. Brewster (S9169) is the minimalist alternative — concealed-screw zinc square rose with an ultra-thin flat-bar lever profile that reads as architectural trim, three functions (no Entry). Cohasset (S9270) is the designer alternative — concealed-screw aluminum-alloy lever and rose, sculpted contoured grip, lighter weight in hand, three functions (no Entry). Yarmouth (R9163) is the round-rose family — concealed-screw zinc round rose for residential interiors where a square rose reads too contemporary, three functions (no Entry). For Brewster, Cohasset, and Yarmouth you'll need to pair with a HarborForge handleset or smart deadbolt for the front door, and use the Brewster / Cohasset / Yarmouth on interior bedroom / bath / closet doors only.

The three families share a manufacturing pattern that pairs them with handleset / deadbolt entry hardware rather than putting a keyed cylinder in the lever or rose itself. The thinking is that for a finished home, the keyed entry is almost always going on the front door (handleset) and back door (smart deadbolt or handleset), while the interior bedroom / bath / closet doors don't need a key — Privacy / Passage / Dummy is enough. Pair any HarborForge handleset (Camden / Bar Harbor / Stonington) or smart deadbolt (Provincetown / Truro / Edgartown) with the Brewster / Cohasset / Yarmouth interior set and the whole house reads as one finish-matched system.

Hingham is the traditional / colonial / farmhouse alternative to the lever lineup — a classic round ball knob on a round rose, available in all four standard residential functions (Entry, Privacy, Passage, Dummy). The rule of thumb: levers read contemporary, modern, transitional; knobs read traditional, colonial, farmhouse, classical. ADA accessibility regulations favor levers over knobs (a closed fist can operate a lever, not a knob), but for residential single-family homes that's a guideline, not a code requirement. The Hingham uses the same brass-plug Kwikset-compatible cylinder family as the lever sets, so the rekey workflow is identical across the line — and the same finish palette, so a Satin Nickel Hingham knobset on a closet door reads with a Satin Nickel Wellfleet lever on the office door across the hall.

Not yet — we have additional door-stopper and specialty SKUs in the line that don't have studio photography ready yet. They'll be added to this collection page as the photography lands. If you have a project that needs hardware we don't show online, contact us directly and we can quote and ship from the larger catalog.