Has anyone used this over a standard round doorknob? (The photos show it hanging on a door handle, and it looks too small to fit around a doorknob.)
841723
I absolutely use them on round door knobs. They fit. Some are a tight squeeze if the doorknob is fairly close to the frame, but I have not had one that didn't fit yet. Hope this helps.
841724
It fits perfectly on a regular door knob and has space. It's practically not on the way. You just have to watch closing the door an make sure the door is closed because it's a tad bit heavier and you have to pull or push it closed.
841725
I bought one it will fit over any Standard round doorknob and it's easy to use.
841726
The top loop opens up. Yes, I do use mine around a regular door knob and it works great.
880102
It will be hard to remove the inside knob as it was very hard to put in. I would prefer to get the lock with the handle instead of the round knob.
219389
They should fit on any standard door knob. I lived in an apartment built in the 70's with the old style door knobs that looked kind of like bells turned on their sides, and now we live in a brand new house with smaller round door knobs. They fit both kinds of knobs just fine. I think as long as you have knobs and not leavers, these will work.
1622342
yes - this works great on a modern hollow door, it is the same size as modern latches. If you are replacing existing knobs with antique that screw into the door rather than the opposite knob, you may want to make sure the hole in your door for the knob is not too big.
768858
Hmmm...not totally sure about your question...but let me say this....the knob doesn't function quite like a door knob...its basically a dead bolt that is actuated by a knob....on mine the knob is used to actuate the dead bolt back or forth(also note that the bolt is flat on the end and you can't swing close the door with bolt exposed out. U walk up to locked door, key in code, this allows you to rotate knob and it slides the bolt, you let go of knob and the knob itself springs back, the bolt stays in and door can be opened now(I have a separate standard knob installed below). To lock, u shut door and rotate the knob the other way which internally slides the bolt, let go of knob and it springs/rotates back and the bolt stays extended thus locking the door....ie the mechanism is a dead bolt and not a door knob per se. Whenever u do the "lock" action to extend the bolt thru the door, it stays locked and requires the code to be pushed again to do anything. I hope some of this makes some sense and helps.
590341
We have it on several size doors and drawers. We used them as replacement for old handles, had to fit a 3 inch existing hole set up. They look spectacular.
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.
2206662
Hi,actually I was not able to fit it into my door. There was a different strip installed before. So I ended up with just buying the old type strip.
387445
It will cover a regular USA door knob hole with a standard backset. However, the sides of the knob do not attach to each other like a standard USA door knob. The two halves of the knob each screw to their respective side of the wood door. The through hole needs to be no larger than the size of the square shaft which is about 3/8 square. I drilled a standard hole for the knob and then had no wood to attach the knobs. The handles that rotate are just barely above the recessed holes for the screws so there is no way to use a bolt and nut through the knob to join the two halves. Both halves are identical with the D handle on each side. It will cover a regular USA door knob hole with a standard backset. However, the sides of the knob do not attach to each other like a standard USA door knob. The two halves of the knob each screw to their respective side of the wood door. The through hole needs to be no larger than the size of the square shaft which is about 3/8 square. I drilled a standard hole for the knob and then had no wood to attach the knobs. The handles that rotate are just barely above the recessed holes for the screws so there is no way to use a bolt and nut through the knob to join the two halves. Both halves are... » Read More It will cover a regular USA door knob hole with a standard backset. However, the sides of the knob do not attach to each other like a standard USA door knob. The two halves of the knob each screw to their respective side of the wood door. The through hole needs to be no larger than the size of the square shaft which is about 3/8 square. I drilled a standard hole for the knob and then had no wood to attach the knobs. The handles that rotate are just barely above the recessed holes for the screws so there is no way to use a bolt and nut through the knob to join the two halves. Both halves are identical with the D handle on each side. « Show Less
240479
With the adaptor it's not that big...if your finding that the knob is somewhat lose take a piece of paper to.wrap around the post and it will make it fit nice a snug
704615
If your door works with a standard doorknob, it will work with this. If not, you'll need to get crafty.
484514
It does work on standard door frames. However, be careful when assembling. The electronic wires that feed through the knob handle are flimsy and will pop out. Happened to me and had to return it
531843
I ( think). This won't work on your door. It's been a long time since I've put mine in. You might want to go to store and measure one there or ask seller for dimensions
1511333
I'm not sure of the style of doorknib you're referring to, but this is essentially a plastic cage that fits around the doorknib, and you turn the knob by fitting your fingers through the holes pictured. On modern doorknibs, there is a little bit of play, so if they're even a little bit larger than today's standard, they should still fit (and work). Of course, if they're too snug, then a child could turn the knob just by grabbing the cover...but I THINK the doorknobs you're talking about are smaller than today's standard, so I think you'll be just fine.
1594933
No they are not wide enough to hand over a standard door. Also I would recommend the Flat S Hooks, they work much better for most hanging needs. Hope this helps...
933352
The door will not fit as is . The customer would have to do some custom work to close the opening on either the hinge or handle side. the easiest way would be to install a piece of 1/2 Plexiglas against the wall. I prefer to to mount a piece of corion 1/2 x 4'' against the hinge side wall and mount the door to that.
2052042
Hi, I used this knob on a smaller lid. We wanted a larger knob because its easier to hold on to.