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Your cart is empty.New Push Pull Rotate technology-the hands-full door lock from Brinks. The only door lock that opens 3 ways. Push it, pull it, or rotate it. With an elbow, hip or finger you can open the door by simply pushing or pulling on the knob or lever. They are also ADA compliant. Despite being so easy to use, these locks are built to achieve the most rigorous residential security standards you would expect from Brinks. You can rest assured they will keep intruders out and your family and valuables safe. All Push Pull Rotate door locks are built on a commercial grade chassis to withstand repeated use and abuse; making them perfect front and back doors and for all interior rooms like bathrooms, laundry rooms, and pantries. Installation is easy. They fit all standard doors. You only need a Phillips screwdriver and a few minutes to dramatically improve the function and appearance of your home. Made with superior craftsmanship, Push Pull Rotate door locks have dual torsion springs for smooth rotation, hidden screws for a more decorative appearance, 75mm diameter roses to hide the blemish from old hardware and removable interior knobs or levers for scratch-free installation.
Brock H
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
I can’t recommend this enough. It is perfect when you have a bunch of stuff to take inside or carrying a child. Just push and it opens. No more fumbling with groceries trying to get in the door. This has made my life so much easier. It was super easy to install and came with a couple different inside pieces depending on the door thickness you have.
Gregory Lutheran
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
It’s awesome to be able to open a door with your hands full, without having to put things down to open.
Xavier Maltese
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
I want to say 4.9/5 because this product is so amazing and it made me so happy, but the insulation was unnecessarily annoying.4.9 but worthy of 5!The instructions are really really bad. One of the first instructions is to not push in the knob, or something similar. First thing I did was that because I saw a knob that I could push in. The sticker was not clear about that. Luckily everything else worked out great and I am so happy. This saves so much hassle from getting in and out from the garage while helping the wife with laundry and groceries. Please just update the instructions.Or, make that sticker that says “do not push“ bigger
cldsk
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024
These came with my house, I bought some extras to have on hand. I like the lush/pull/turn style (though I usually use push and turn). I bought some extras to have matching spares on hand!
Jessica
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2022
I love that these were easy to install, make opening doors easier when unlocked (especially good for people with limited twisting ability), and they're beautiful! My doorknobs have been broken for so long that it made me nervous when these worked so easily! Love them.
Jiatine
Reviewed in Canada on October 27, 2020
This door knob hardware worked as described. I installed this door knob on the door between our garage leading to our kitchen. This was perfect for times when we had our hands full bringing groceries in or other items, we just had to push the door knob and it would open. My only wish was I installed this years earlier and saved us countless times the grief of trying to figure out how to open the door when our hands were full. I would buy this item again.
Jeff Martin
Reviewed in Canada on September 27, 2019
Love it
Tim
Reviewed in Canada on May 26, 2019
I like the concept, the non-locking handles work awesome!My privacy handle gets caught on the striker plate when attempting to use the push/pull feature and won't open.
Tim
Reviewed in Canada on May 26, 2019
I really like these knobs. I have one on all the doors entering my house. I'm also slowly swapping out interior doors to them. I say slowly because of the cost. If I looked at the total cost I probably wouldn't be using them everywhere...Update January 2022:The handles have continued to work well. The ones on the exterior are still fine, something that I was concerned about. The privacy ones don't work as well. I wish they had matching closet handles.
Kvayo
Reviewed in Canada on October 8, 2019
Works great! Good quality, easy to install.
Earth Spirits
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2019
Love the push and pull feature. It really makes using the door knob a lot easier when carrying things. Sometimes I forget other knobs don’t have this feature. Didn’t take long to install. I would recommend it to anyone needing an easier way to open your door.
John Edward
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2017
This knob should work better than it does but it has a fundamental problem. That is the bolt that inserts into the jamb plate has too much friction to allow us to open the door by pulling on the knob. If you can picture the flat edge of the bolt pulling against the flat edge of the jamb plate, there is friction. The harder you pull on the knob, the more friction between the bolt and the jamb plate. The product just doesn't quite allow an easy opening of the door. In "turn mode" where you turn the knob to open the door, it works just like any knob.The knob is well made and so we like the finish and how it looks. We called the Manufacturer and told them about the problem and they were absolutely wonderful, sending us another knob at no charge. But, alas, same problem.I don't think we can possibly have installed it wrong and I hope the company is successful, because I like their business methods. I just don't see this product working exactly right in our jamb. Wish it did because it's a well made, nice looking knob.
ExPatInAsia
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2014
I bought a dumpy short sale in April 2014 and have been frugally fixing it up. Because almost everything I'm buying is used, from thrift stores or Craigslist, sometimes I'm okay paying more for something special that I expect to last for a long time. Like replacing all the dingy brass doorknobs that came with my house. I wanted a sleek, Mid Century Modern knob feel that wasn't a crazy $100 per knob. After looking all over the place. This knob caught my attention. But at twice the price of so many other knobs, would it be worth it?These knobs have been installed in my home now since late April 2014. My 1300 square foot home has 4 of these knobs in the lock-less style and 3 knobs in this lock style. For this updated review, I just tested all of the knobs and only 3 of the 7 work using the special push style opening. I'm not sure if that's because of the old carpet or poorly installed doors or if it's the knobs. But using this technique to open a door is pretty loud and I honestly have probably not even tried to use this process to open the door more than... 5x.While the special push/pull/rotate isn't as wonderful, easy, or quiet as the videos suggest, I still love the look of these knobs. I also love that you can't see any of the screws to install the knobs. I'm planning an addition on my home in a year or two and decided to order a few additional knobs for the addition, just in case they go out of stock or are discontinued--I want all the knobs to match. Amazon also has the best price that I could find.
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