will this work on mortise type door?
1986366
I've purchased 2 now. They key pad is nice but the finger print piece will only work for around a year and then fail. I'd give up on the finger print idea until they figure it out. You can pick up a key pad lock cheaper at Home Depot. It's a bummer because I really liked it while it worked. You can read other reviews commenting on the same issue. Hold off for now.
1986367
Hello Theodore, the Bio-Matic door lock fits standard American door holes. It fits doors with thickness from 1.5" to 2.36". Due to the sliding cover on this Bio-Matic Fingerprint Lock, a minimum of 5" clearance is required above the lock mounting hole.
160426
As long as the thickness of your door does not exceed the measurements, it should work. However, if your door thickness is less than the measurements of the door, you'll have to add some type of spacers. I hope this helps.
1168334
A standard door has a 2 1/8" hole the rosets are only 2 1/4" so they will fall into the bore. If you have a door slab with no holes it should work perfect for you.
629968
yes it should. I used one on my tool box, and 2 on cabinet doors but it should work the same.
188810
I've used the plunge router to make recesses for door handles on sliding doors and this would work very well for mortising out door hinges. It's all about the depth that you set the plunger at. I did one practice mortise before trying it on my expensive doors and it was really like cutting through butter. Any of the router bits should work. I'm currently using the Dremel 650 1/8 Staight Routing Bit, because that was recommended to me. I'm so pleased with this plunge router attachment. Now I need to find some other projects to work on.
1347652
This is a US standard version it is NOT a mortise lock. I installed this on my US door with no modifications just removed the old deadbolt and this device goes above the door handle.
417566
depends on the material the door is made from. Generally, yes. Shouls work fine
1158026
I believe it would work on any door as it just slides on over the doorknob. It doesn't fasten down in any other way.
782671
I don't see why not. It works on all sized doors because it's 2 pieces, you attach each 1/2 to each side.
1236254
Should work on any door that has a momentary switch for opening and closing. It comes with remote.
2027124
Yes, this would work on any door. It is also very sturdy and will hold heavy clothing such as coats.
1513758
This will definitely work! You attach to the door by pressure, not screws or anything permanent. It has a clamp at the end with what appears to be silicone (very good anyway) padding to protect the door surface, and it comes with a little allen wrench that is used to tighten the clamp. We removed them when we moved out of our house and you never would have known anything was ever there. That's why even though they're a bit pricey I like them.
1556860
Not sure what you mean. I have an old house with pre-existing mortise latches on a number of the doors. Parts were failing or getting marginal, so I just replaced them. These are a great product ... better than the originals. They work very well. If you were a little more specific, I might still be able to answer your question.
740092
This will work with these type doors, if it is top mounted. The only thing to watch is the mounting plate on top is 3/4" wide, so it won't look right on a thinner panel than that.
1549624
Should work fine. If the space between the door and the floor is real tight you may need to tape it down so it doesn't move around.
1636818
It should work with any standard door. If it has a "regular" door knob and dead bolt I can't see any reason it wouldn't.
1377983
No, it will not. I epoxied mine but it did not hold. It's purpose is to keep the new door from breaking. It appears that it solves the problem.