If I want to buy a front door lever to open and close the door with a deadbolt above, is this the handle I should get? I am not sure.
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Yes- if you go to the Schlage website, it has it listed with an keypad for exterior use: http://www.schlage.com/en/home/products/BE365CAMFFF-F10ACCFFF.html?bck=@@sch-us:brand/schlage@@sch-us:product/levers/keypad
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Sorry, I used an old handle I had for several years from another broom. You may want to check at a hardware store in your area.
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If it's lined up correctly in the installation when the door is closed a strong magnet pulls the pin into its locked position and keeps it there. Works almost too well. Pulling the handle to open requires some adult umph. So know this. Opening the requires 2 hands, one for this safety latch and one for the doors normal latch. So walking through with a rake is nearly impossible. It works well for safty if the door closes its locked.
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I did not go by Model #. I simply liked at the handle and, if it looks just like the one you have, it is right. There are not that many styles so if it looks right it is. You can google how to change this handle it was very helpful to me.
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Probably not this handle has a hole that goes through and a machine screw holds it in place. So if it is as you described this is the wrong one. Sorry
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I am pretty sure this is the standard US version. I used this to replace my standard deadbolt set. It doesnt replace the handle. I bought an Asian version of the lock for my other door which required a mortise set. Again, this lock is just meant to replace the deadbolt portion of the door. Not the handle. It is not a mortise set. Just a standard deadbolt configuration.
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We had a deadbolt above the doorknob. So, basically, we removed the deadbolt and replaced it with this lock. There was just a hole through the door about the size of a silver dollar ( I am sure it is a standard size) that worked perfectly with this lock.
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Asiago, I'm assuming you mean the holes that the existing handset and deadbolt are mounted in, so the answer would be yes. The handle itself uses one of the holes, usually the lower door hole, for the internal latching mechanism actuated by the thumb. The bottom of the handle is attached and stabilized by a large wood screw. Your deadbolt will generally occupy the other large hole, usually the upper hole. If you use the Camelot digital lock for your deadbolt, vice the handle style shown, it will only require a few inches of clearance between the bottom of the deadbolt digital keypad and the top of the door handle bezel, so it sounds like you should have plenty of clearance. One discovery I made (in going from an older Kwikset lockset to the Schlage) was that I needed to enlarge the holes about another quarter inch to accommodate the larger Schlage handset and deadbolt, but that is no big deal if you have a hole saw. The job is a whole lot easier if you have a locksmith's jig, but easy enough to hand-hold if you have to. Caution - if you hand-hold, be very careful and don't let the saw get away from you when it bites into the wood, as it will "take off," and could really damage the exterior of your door, so go lightly and hold on tightly. Important - I recommend using the fastest drill motor speed and a light touch when sawing, as it tends to be MUCH more difficult if you try to use the variable-speed drill at a lower speed. Good luck!
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It does fit the standard deadbolt holes Your lock type needs to be the type where deadbolt is seperate from regular handle lock and bolt. This just replaced the deadbolt portion and the door handle assembly remains. Easy to install.
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In my opinion, it would be as secure as just having a regular lock there. So if you think that would be secure enough, than this would be as well. That being said, as long as your deadbolt and regular knob were drilled to a standard size, they should both fit. They end up close on the outside of the door, but it works. My door was pre-drilled when we bought it, and I thought it would not fit. It ended up fitting nicely.
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Don't know my lock is in the center and has an exterior handle to turn and release the door. The dead bolt is key operated from the outside.You may have to drill a hole in your door but I think it might work. It's probably not going to fit naturally.
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Yes, it will be a problem. A locksmith or handyman should be able to adjust the "tight fit" so that the deadbolt does not require "a bit of force".
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I can only answer that this lock fit the old holes from our very old handle. I believe it was only two holes but it was a nice fit to the door. I really love this handset and I use the security lock more than the door handle lock. It is very rich looking and we live in a condo where the door serves 4 units. Our unit is seven steps up from the front door and it's the first thing a person sees upon entering. It's a good buy and you will be pleased with it. Hope this helps you out. Barbara
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I too had a tarnished handle and it worked for us. My original door handle was a Entak and that company went out of business too. I measured the hole placement and it worked. We did have to drill some new holes and cut the opening hole a little but it looks awesome and works so well.
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Hi Peter. All of our handles match our hinges. The handles are purely up to your tastes and likes and your preference really. We have more of a selection on our website, www.accessgaragedoor.com, however they are not on sale as they are on Amazon. Some customers like the door knockers, others like a contemporary handle, such as #1072 on our website. Both of the handles that we have listed on Amazon, would match those hinges you purchased, but again it is purely what you personally would like to see on your garage door. If you need further help, I could give you some suggestions if you could send me a picture of your garage door. If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks! Hi Peter. All of our handles match our hinges. The handles are purely up to your tastes and likes and your preference really. We have more of a selection on our website, www.accessgaragedoor.com, however they are not on sale as they are on Amazon. Some customers like the door knockers, others like a contemporary handle, such as #1072 on our website. Both of the handles that we have listed on Amazon, would match those hinges you purchased, but again it is purely what you personally would like to see on your garage door. If you need further help, I could give you some suggestions if you could... » Read More Hi Peter. All of our handles match our hinges. The handles are purely up to your tastes and likes and your preference really. We have more of a selection on our website, www.accessgaragedoor.com, however they are not on sale as they are on Amazon. Some customers like the door knockers, others like a contemporary handle, such as #1072 on our website. Both of the handles that we have listed on Amazon, would match those hinges you purchased, but again it is purely what you personally would like to see on your garage door. If you need further help, I could give you some suggestions if you could send me a picture of your garage door. If you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks! « Show Less
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Hi Ken, On the back it is a turn lever. But don't use it as a front door lock. It is very easy to "bumping key" and the inside isn't that strong either. About "bumping key" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr23tpWX8lM Buy these kind of a key http://keywaychicago.com/security-is-key-to-the-future-of-smart-locks/Hoop it help you to choose one that fits your need.Cheers,Glenn
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yes it will you will have to turn the handle toward the open. it will work find. I love mine.