Hoppe New Orleans Traditional Door Hardware

4 subcategories26 SKUs

Hoppe New Orleans Traditional handle sets and components deliver period-correct hardware for hinged entry and interior doors. Specify active panel and paired dummy configurations for single or double-door installations.

New Orleans Traditional - Active Panel

12 SKUs

New Orleans Traditional Paired Dummies

6 SKUs

New Orleans Wide Traditional Active

4 SKUs

New Orleans Wide Traditional Paired Dummies

4 SKUs

New Orleans Traditional Configuration Options & Specifications

New Orleans Traditional is a mid-range Hoppe lever handle line engineered for residential hinged door retrofit and new construction. Available in active panel and paired dummy configurations—both standard and wide widths—to accommodate standard 36" or wider aperture door frames. Verify existing backset and door thickness before ordering.

Correct Configuration Identification

New Orleans Traditional ships as active panel (functional lock/latch mechanism) or paired dummy (non-functional trim). Paired dummy units are always ordered in sets for double doors. Standard width fits most OEM frames; Wide width accommodates non-standard or older frame widths. Confirm your door opening width and whether you're replacing a single active or symmetrical dual installation.

Sizing & Compatibility Specification

New Orleans Traditional backsets and strikes are engineered to standard 2-3/8" and 2-3/4" mortise depths. Measure your existing door bore to verify compatibility before replacement. Wide Traditional variants reposition lever sets 3-5/8" versus standard 3-1/8", so frame aperture width is critical. Document your existing hardware dimensions to ensure proper fit and function.

Trade Volume & Technical Support

26-SKU inventory across four configurations supports contractor restocking and multi-unit projects. All New Orleans Traditional components ship with strike plates, fasteners, and installation documentation. Contact technical support with backset, door thickness, or frame width questions before order placement to avoid incompatible shipments on job sites.