I am trying to replace a door handle that doesn't have any visible screws. I am assuming the first step is to remove this faceplate that probably conceals the screws underneath, however the plate does not budge. There is a tiny divot in the plate, large enough for a screwdriver, but no amount of twisting, pulling, or prying via the divot seems to remove the faceplate (rose?). Any tips on how to remove this without causing any damage?
Doors – Replacing a door handle with no visible screws
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Best Answer
Lever-style handles like this often have a face plate that you need to remove. Your first image shows the nub on the face place. I've circled it for you
Slide a flat screwdriver into that slot and twist it. The plate will come off and expose the screws.