Shop our complete selection of interior door knobs available in today’s most popular
finishes and functions. Whether you're updating a single room or renovating your entire home, our door knobs
offer durable construction, smooth operation, and stylish designs for bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, hallways,
and more.
Our collection includes high-quality door knobs in a wide variety of finishes such as Matte Black, Satin Nickel (Brushed Nickel), Satin Brass (Brushed Brass), Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Chrome, and more. Whether your home is modern, traditional, rustic,
transitional, or farmhouse-style, there’s a finish to match your décor.
Door knob functions available
Passage Door Knobs – No lock; ideal for hallways or closets.
Privacy Door Knobs – Lock from the inside; perfect for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Dummy Door Knobs – Fixed knobs that do not turn; used for pantry or linen doors.
Keyed-Entry Door Knobs – Provide added security with an exterior key lock.
Each knob is engineered for long-lasting performance, simple installation, and compatibility with standard residential doors.
Whether you're replacing outdated hardware or completing a full remodel, our selection makes it easy to create a cohesive look
throughout your home. Complete your project with matching door levers, hinges, and deadbolts for a consistent design across every room.
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Door Knobs FAQ▾
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between passage, privacy, dummy, and keyed-entry door knobs?
Passage knobs do not lock and are used for hallways or closets. Privacy knobs lock from the inside for bathrooms or bedrooms.
Dummy knobs do not turn and are ideal for pantry or linen doors. Keyed-entry knobs include a lock and key for added security.
Will these door knobs fit standard residential doors?
Yes. Most door knobs fit standard 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" backsets and doors 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" thick. If your doors meet these common measurements, the knobs will fit properly.
Can I mix different hardware finishes in my home?
Yes. Mixing finishes can create visual interest, but many homeowners prefer consistent finishes within the same hallway or floor
for a unified look. Choosing complementary finishes also works well.
Are door knobs or door levers better?
Door knobs offer classic style and work well in traditional or transitional interiors. Door levers provide easier operation and a more
modern look. The right choice depends on your home’s style and preference.
