Does the bottom screw show on the exterior of the door (as shown in the product photo)? Or is their a decorative cover to hide the screw?
198256
There is no cover for the screw but it is the same color as the handle so it is not as noticeable as it is in the picture.
198257
The bottom screw does not have a cover, but you can barely see it. The lock is beautiful and heavy, excellent quality.
198258
Well, if there was I apparently didn't use it. The black screw isn't very obvious against the black handle.
198259
Because the screw is brushed nickle as is the beautiful handle itself, the screw (outside) is barely noticable. It's just perfect for that rustic look. If you choose to order this you will love it as much as my husband and I do. Hope this helps you.
198260
The bottom screw does show, but the color match between my handle and the screw is so perfect that unless someone knelt down and inspected they wouldn't notice it.
107505
I have had no reason to change the bottom but it looks like there is a screw that comes off.
1230340
I mounted it on the surface of the door. I do believe you can mount it with screws, I chose to use super Velcro, which holds it very well. The outside of my door is metal and I did not want to drill holes in it. I bought the super Velcro myself.
2164352
Hi, mine had a hole in the center on the handle. And I mounted it on a wall... If I were you, I would just do a hole on the center for a screw.
620239
The top is open but bottom is cover with a separate glass piece that screws on.
684830
It is a single cover, solid material, and good design. There are four rounded tops to be placed over the screws to hide them, those do not perfectly align owing to the way they are made, but overall it doesn't affect the looks of the plate.
1105568
I don't know which one this is, but if it is a stationary handle, it has two screws. They are not hidden.
683590
It will depend on your door and how tight the frame is but it has not caused any problems with mine. When closing the door I don't even notice it's there
1658489
No, it covers the sides and has a strap across the bottom of the door to keep the side from flipping up.
1954196
There are 2 screws on the outside of the door that are removed, then the whole thing pulls out. On the other side there is a cover that pops off with a screwdriver that exposes the internal parts. When you get it it will be obvious. Kind of hard to explain and I put them in a month or so ago and don't remember the specifics, but I do remember it was pretty much a "no-brainer". They look really good and work perfectly. They don't look or feel cheap. Good Luck
1907370
There is a plastic screw that is flush within the top tier. Someone posted a picture of the screw being used to secure the bottom tier. It is the same screw used to secure the top tier when fully assembled.
1405651
No. It is only what you see. There are tabs for connectors. I bought wire, crimped then soldered on connectors and attached to the unit. It seems to be well made. I also mounted mine where the cover hinge is down and didn't use the screws/plate, just the round part and the big backing screw.
1939584
Yes it is through the door. You will see a screw head on the inside of the door. It is the center at the bottom.
1521390
The doors and turning wheel are exposed; everything else is covered. I would prefer the bottom door to be covered as well, as this would add to a more secure fit.
328397
There is a lip on the edge of the door that allows it to hang from the top end. Its a loose fit, but causes no issues.
610867
It has a hole on the bottom side that would hang on a screw placed in a wall.
880769
yes screws are exposed but it doesn't look bad. I installed in bathroom in my shop so exposed screws did not matter. If you need the grab bar as I am a recovering stroke victim and need the bars to get up, you really don't care what they look like.