Schlage Plymouth Passage Door Knob with F10PLY622 Build Quality

Timothy FiebigTimothy Fiebig: We found the same Schlage locks in Home Depot and Lowe’s but $10 more. These were package in a box vs plastic packaging, but the same knobs. Easy to replace my old knobs.

United States on Dec 08, 2023

evelyn: I love how they look on our doors. Our newly remodeled bathroom looks so classy with them and they arrived in perfect packaging

United States on Dec 04, 2023

Ray: Looks great, easy to install. Gives the door a totally different look

United States on Dec 02, 2023

Salma AkhtarSalma Akhtar: Knobs we’re easy to install and have a good weight/feel to them. However, the switch plates are already scratching after 2 weeks of occasional use. Kind of annoying since I had to install 27 of these.

United States on Nov 28, 2023

Deb: Exactly what we wanted!

United States on Oct 18, 2023

Jacob Godin: Pretty knob-ish. Used on the backdoor. It opens and shuts quite doorly.

Canada on Oct 04, 2022

frugalgal: They're a good solid knob with lots of different finishing options, however the Satin Chrome finish is not the same as the Satin Nickel. Most of these knobs have a nice smooth finish, however the Satin Chrome was simply a very roughly brushed metal with no clear coating (felt very commercial and rough to the touch).

The Satin Nickel had a smooth coating over the brushed metal. Looks and feels like a higher quality finish.

Would be nice if that was explained in the details.

Canada on Sep 21, 2022

john: For those that have trouble starting the screws that hold the inner and outer knob assemblies together -
- hold the outer knob in place with one hand(or get a helper to do this)
- put the inner knob in place(screw holes aligned vertically),but don't be too concerned about placing it flush with the door - start both screws into the female threads of the inner assembly first, making sure they both screw in freely by hand...and consequently are not "cross threaded". Then complete the install by tightening both screws.
Many locksets come with assembly screws with a special tapered tip, which makes the starting process much easier. Unfortunately, these sets don't. The screws can be tapered with a bench grinder or a file, just make sure to clean up the threads before using them.
cheers!

Canada on Aug 22, 2021

Kayla: I bought this knob to install on the exterior door of a reno project. It took 2 seconds to install this knob and it looked great. A week later (of sporadic use) this knob was so loose it started to peel the new paint I had on the door around the base of the knob. I tightened it and 2 days later it's so loose again it's pulling off more paint in a bigger circle around the base of the knob. Now this 20 something dollar knob has ruined an expensive paint job that can't be repaired until the spring. Even worse is that I still can't tighten it to the point where it will stop moving. The screws are in a stupid spot and make it almost impossible to tighten easily. I do not recommend this product and if I can't get it to stop wobbling I'll be returning it.

Canada on Nov 30, 2020

Erika: *Update* years after I installed, 1 seemed to not work well. Reached out the Schlage and had a new one delivered to my doorstep in 48 hours. Worth the investment!!! All the reat looking great and working perfectly. No issues with matte becoming glossy, no chips. They are perfection.*
I bought a cheaper brand first and was so glad I changed my mind. Huge difference in quality, ease of install, and even how it doesn't show where your hand has touched. The cheaper brand looked like it needed a wipe down after the first use, the matte black showed everything, but the Schlage brand is beautiful. Worth the investment.

Canada on Jan 27, 2020