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Changing out your old doorknobs for a new set is an inexpensive way to freshen up your home. We’ve gathered several different shapes and finishes ranging from nickel square levers to antique glass knobs. There is bound to be something here that will look good in your home while also providing some level of protection and privacy.
Copper Creek Ball Privacy Doorknob
Reasons to buy
These knobs by Copper Creek come in six different finishes, including brass, bronze, and brushed nickel. The knobs are priced at the perfect point to be able to purchase several to ensure all the knobs inside your home match. This privacy knob has a turn-style lock that is easily opened from the outside using a slotted screwdriver or coin. This knob is easy to install with a standard screwdriver.
AmazonBasics Oil Rubbed Bronze
Reasons to buy
Bronze is a popular finish in a lot of homes and this oil-rubbed bronze knob from AmazonBasic is a good deal on top of looking chic. The knob itself is made from brass. You can choose a passage knob, one without a lock and typically used on closets, or a privacy knob with a turn-style lock. You do need to use the pin-like key in order to unlock the door from the outside of the room.
Taftel AMK101 Ball Entry Knob
Reasons to buy
This traditional door knob has a satin nickel finish that matches any decor. It has a key lock and includes a set of keys so you can lock it and unlock it as you leave or enter your bedroom or bathroom. The knob is smooth and free of hard corners or lines and it is easy to install with a standard screwdriver.
Defender Security Mortise Fluted Glass Knobs
Reasons to buy
These glass fluted door knobs are perfect for replacing doorknobs on antique doors. Its classic design complement vintage homes or decors. They work on standard doors and installation is easy with a locking adhesive and secure screw set. The metal parts of these glass knobs come in different finishes including classic bronze, brass, and chrome.
Kwikset Juno Entry Knob and Deadbolt
Reasons to buy
This key lock knob and deadbolt is a good choice for securing the interior garage door. Both the deadbolt and doorknob use the same key, so there isn’t a need to carry more than one or get confused when trying to unlock them. This Kwikset comes in four different finishes including antique brass and Venitian bronze. The latch is adjustable so it can fill all standard doors, plus it’s a universal handle so it can be used on doors with either a right-handed and left-handed entry.
Probrico Square Lever Door Handle Set
Reasons to buy
These keyless lever door handles come in a pack of 10 and have a unique, square look that is complimentary in modern-style homes. These door knobs can be used on any interior door including closets, bedrooms, and bathrooms. The satin nickel finish is clean and impressively high-end with a commanding look that is made to impress.
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Why you can trust Real Homes
For most standard interior doors the Copper Creek privacy knob looks great. In comes in several different finishes and has a safety lock that can be opened from the outside without a key. This gives you some privacy while in your room, but also comfort in knowing your child can’t lock you in or out.
If you’re renovating an older home, the Defender Security Mortise knobs combine old-fashioned metal finishes with fluted glass to make a bold, timeless statement. And if you’re looking for a more modern look, check out the square lever handles from Probrico.
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Nikki writes for multiple Future Publishing brands covering topics from antivirus to kitchen appliances to SAS. She has over 15 years of research and writing experience, including eight years of testing and reviewing consumer products. Nikki earned bachelor’s degrees in both English and Political Science with a focus on empirical research. In her spare time, Nikki serves as a member of several school councils and volunteers for a local arts board.