Haidms Door Knob and Deadbolt Set, Brushed Gold

Fit and sizing

Homeowners replacing an entry-door knob and deadbolt may appreciate the brushed gold finish and the option to use the set on either a left- or right-handed door. The adjustable latch is designed for two backsets, but the door measurements matter: a close-looking match is not enough if the existing setup falls outside the listed range.

The listing describes it as a three-pack, so check that the package configuration matches the number of doors you’re updating.

Before ordering, measure the door thickness and backset. The stated fit is for doors from 1 3/8 to 1 3/4 inches thick, with a 2 3/8- or 2 3/4-inch backset. The product name also mentions keyed-different locks, the supplied details don’t specify the number of keys or exactly what each pack contains. Is a gold finish worth considering if the fit is uncertain? Not when the measurements don’t line up.

Pros

The most useful benefit is flexibility at installation: the latch adjusts to either listed backset, and the knob can be set up for left- or right-handed doors. That gives it a broader range of common door setups than a fixed-handed knob or a latch with only one backset would offer. The brushed gold tone also gives the hardware a more noticeable finish than a basic, understated knob, without changing the practical job it needs to do.

Installation is described as a screwdriver job, and an installation guide is included. The key detail is alignment: the product information specifically says the parts need to line up correctly. If you’re swapping hardware on a front door, picture checking the backset first, then keeping the latch and knob aligned as you tighten the pieces. A straightforward install still depends on matching the door and taking care with that alignment.

It’s a great fit if you want a coordinated knob-and-deadbolt set in brushed gold and your door matches the stated measurements. It may not suit you if you need a finish other than gold, your door is outside the listed thickness range, or you need clearer details about the keys and pack contents before buying. Without having tried it, the sensible case for choosing it is its stated adjustability—not an assumption that it will fit every door.

Spec sheet

• Type: Door knob and deadbolt set
• Format: Three-pack, as named in the listing
• Material: Zinc alloy
• Color: Brushed gold
• Backset: Adjustable for 2 3/8- or 2 3/4-inch doors
• Door thickness: 1 3/8 to 1 3/4 inches
• Handing: Adjustable for left- or right-handed doors
• Installation: Includes a guide, screwdriver installation is described

Is it worth it?

This set makes most sense when you’ve confirmed the door measurements and want a gold-finish knob paired with a deadbolt, rather than buying a plain knob alone or selecting hardware around a different finish. Its adjustable latch and reversible handing are useful on paper, but they don’t remove the need to check fit or ensure the parts line up during installation. The product name includes both “privacy” and “keyed different,” while the provided details focus on an entry-door knob and deadbolt, if the exact lock function or key arrangement is central to your decision, the available information leaves that point unclear. Choose it when its listed fit and appearance match your door and plans, pass if you need confirmed details about the keys, package contents, or compatibility beyond those measurements.