What. Is the length of the handle from the screw hole on the bottom to the doorknob or how do we measure to be sure it will fit in the holes we have
363962
I don't understand your question. This fits standard door knob holes. The deadbolt is one hole and the door handle is another hole. The screw at the bottom of the handle is to anchor the handle.
1046059
Before I order another wrong handle for my homebuilt .223 lower with an unknown manufacture 7.62X39 upper (purchased from Barrier arms) I would like a dimension to check against mine. say from the lowest part of the hook to the center of the dogs at the business end!
1506343
It is a bit awkward to measure installed, but it looks to be 5 inches and a bit more--1/8 maybe--I am having to reach down and measure screwhead to screwhead inside the mailbox, so it is a bit guesstimated.
987023
I will offer this suggestion: I cannot measure mine because I have already altered mine,but I found that if you(as I did) will journey to your hardware or home improvement store and purchase a commercial push broom replacement handle you will find that it fits very nicely into the female end. then add a small screw and presto! you got a spear. hope this helps.
1386861
My door is the same width and it works. It depends on the location of the door knob, but I would assume it is in the standard spot.
1010298
The bottom of the handle has to be attached to the door, it will require a small hole (less than 1/8" in diameter) to be drilled thru the door so that a bolt (included) can be pushed thru the door from the inside and screwed into the handle. I suspect your door was delivered with 2 large diameter holes in it for the lock assemblies. So yes your installer will need to drill an additional hole to attach the bottom of the handle to the door.
1252930
I am not sure - I know the one we bought was a little large, but my husband was able to retro-fit the handle. I later saw on-line that there was another size that would have fit better.
2249075
Sorry can't answer your questionI sent this item back , didn't fit my door If it's any help - handle wasn't flimsy or thin , had a good feel to it
1644455
The poster fits a standard sized door. I put it on the outside of a bedroom door. It is a bit wider than the door but we just folded it around the edge and taped it down. It seems more secure that way. It does not have a hole for a doorknob. We cut an "x" over the knob so it would fit. It is an awesome poster!
2035551
I don't know. The end of the handle where it screws in is 3/4 inches across. I hope this is helpful.
1818057
I did not measure mine, I just made sure the pull handle was the same. It is about 1 1/2 longer but has worked fine. Hope this helps, good luck.
768900
i measured mine at 2 5/8 inches from the bottom to the top of the screws as seen in the picture.
1374638
I see no reason why they would not fit either your current door regardless of age. Instead, direct your attention to the size of the spindle (shaft going through the lock to which the door handles mount) to ensure a proper fit. Spindle lengths are different based on the thickness of the door in question. Common shaft lengths range from 3 1/2" to 5", while a standard spindle is generally 9/32" thick at the square portion of the rod (in the middle). So, if you still have the old door knobs, you should simply measure the spindle and order accordingly. If it is not available, you might simply take a knob off another door and use those parts to assess the proper spindle length. I hope this helps. I see no reason why they would not fit either your current door regardless of age. Instead, direct your attention to the size of the spindle (shaft going through the lock to which the door handles mount) to ensure a proper fit. Spindle lengths are different based on the thickness of the door in question. Common shaft lengths range from 3 1/2" to 5", while a standard spindle is generally 9/32" thick at the square portion of the rod (in the middle). So, if you still have the old door knobs, you should simply measure the spindle and order accordingly. If it is not available, you... » Read More I see no reason why they would not fit either your current door regardless of age. Instead, direct your attention to the size of the spindle (shaft going through the lock to which the door handles mount) to ensure a proper fit. Spindle lengths are different based on the thickness of the door in question. Common shaft lengths range from 3 1/2" to 5", while a standard spindle is generally 9/32" thick at the square portion of the rod (in the middle). So, if you still have the old door knobs, you should simply measure the spindle and order accordingly. If it is not available, you might simply take a knob off another door and use those parts to assess the proper spindle length. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1157721
The diameter is 8" and the height, from bottom to top of the knob is 6". The height from the bottom to the top of the handle, as pictured, is 9".
1558834
I meassured 23mm room between for your hand (close to 1 inch, maybe 15/16). Door to top of handle is 30mm. It seems to me just right.
1478714
I used as a replacement for existing knobs so a drill bit wasn't needed. Not knowing the size of drill bits, I can only say the hole needed is the same as other knobs. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
1493574
I never measured the pin hole, but the shape has a lot to do with it. If you can find a replacement that is for the brand and size you have, that is the best. Otherwise, look at the shape of the door you are replacing. I have only had one that I cannot find a replacement for.