My door has the latch lever in the center position. Do you sell a keyed sliding glass door handle with a center lock set.
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Hello The center position handle is shown at ASIN B0082F4HTK. Thank you TechnologyLK Customer Service Team
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I believe the same lockset works for both left and right. You just have to re-assemble to rotate the latch and handles. , It's been years since I changed mine. Disassembly is quite easy as I recall. I hope this helps.
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I suspect the answer to this question will be difficult to ascertain. I replaced an existing Kwikset handle set and thought that it would be safe because Baldwin and Kwikset and now both owned by Black and Decker (IMO the lower end Baldwin sets are now more like high end Kwikset ... still way nicer than the Kwikset and Schlage I've owned in the past). Still, the hole for the bottom handle (the small one where the bottom of the handle meets the door) did not line up and I still haven't been able to work out a solution. It is not a big deal because it is mostly just aesthetic and if I can find the right machine screw I can fix it, just haven't been able to yet. The previous owners had also never installed a deadbolt so I measured and drilled for that separately. If I already had a door drilled for a deadbolt I probably would have gone with a handle set that had a separate dead bolt. All that said, if this is the set your really want, Amazon does have great customer service and a pretty liberal return policy so if it did not fit you could return with little difficulty. The handle set is very nice otherwise and I am quite pleased, although I saw some disturbing Youtube videos of fishtail attacks that were possible against these kind of SmartKey locks. I might not have bought them had I already seen those, but I had already bought and installed Baldwin SmartKey locks for the whole house before I did. They are still really nice locks and I do really like the ease of re-keying and fact that I was able to make all locks work off the same key without a locksmith so I guess you have to weigh those factors. Here are some rough measurements I took from my door if these help at all: Center Dead Bolt Cylinder to Center Handle Cylinder: 5.5" Center Handle Cylinder to Center Bottom Handle: 8.25"
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You should be able to unscrew the backplate and twist it into position. However if your door handle hole and your door latch hole aren't positioned properly, then when the mechanism aligns with the holes, they won't allow for the lever to be leveled. I know it sounds a little confusing, but hope it helps.
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Yes these handles are reversible to work with either left or right hand sliding doors.
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It is strictly the handle and the lever for the latch. I used my old latch which matched up perfectly with the new one.
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Yes, put the handle and locking mechanism on the room side of the in-swing door; install the latch bolt so that its taper is turned to strike the strike plate (keeper) so that the latch bolt will retract when it strikes the keeper. If there is an outer door, be sure the knob on the in-swing door does not hit or interfere with the lockset on the outer door.
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Just that. My door is a solid pine door and I don't need any other handle to slide it open or close. Quick set locks are my favorite locks, quality always good.
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I needed the door handle portion so I'm not sure if you can get just the key portion only.
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Its been a while since I bought these but as I recall, mine came with a deadbolt for each knob set. The knob with the lock on it, of course, was placed on the outside of the door. On my set, the knob on the inner knob has a little twistable part in the center that can be moved vertically or horizontally to lock or unlock the knobs. The deadbolt is keyed on both sides though. the problem with these knob sets is that, as other buyers have mentioned, anyone with an adventurous nature could buy a set and may be able to open your door with their keys. Eventhough you get max-for-min with the double set; please consider whether they are being installed on inner our outer doors. Otherwise, they were easy to install and I am no handyperson. All I used was a screwdriver. The holes were already in the door and frame, in my case. Good Luck and thanks for reading.
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If the sliders interlock on one end I doubt it depending on the door type. If your doors open from the left or right side you would need a lock on both ends. As far as lifting the center slider it all depends on how much space above that door to lift it off. but then the sliders do interlock.Interlocking means there is a 1/2 inch or so lip turned back on itself and overlaps the adjoining door lip the length of the door.
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It does have a built in lock in the center but I never use it, I put to pad locks on the two latches for more protection
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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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I have handle door knob as well, and it works the same as the "neck" of the door knob is the same.
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This is a reversable lever lock; however, I had to take one to Lowe's for them to reverse the handle. It's very difficult. I am really happy with the looks of mine and installed them myself.
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The locks handle is configurable for both left and right swinging doors. Keep in mind that this lock is a mortise lock, meaning that it requires a wider pocket to fit into the door. A door that only has a small cylinder slot for a standard door handle will need to have a mortise pocket cut out. I was in this exact situation and the tutorial that helped me to do that was this one: http://youtu.be/ko4qUa3Ex4k
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That's a good question, I wondered the same thing, I did a search at different sites using the model number, what I found out is that the picture is in error, there is a button in the middle of the knob to turn to lock it. It's a really nice lock set. hope i answered your question clearly