How is inside handle attached to door? To a metal frame attached to outside knob (so inside screw heads are concealed) or normal way (directly)?
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Screws are attached directly. Heads are not concealed on the inside. Very satisfied with locks although the key reset is not as easy as it sounds. It took several attempts to get it right. I'm not sure what the other responder is talking about, but I have 3 of these purchased on two different occasions. I just re-checked and all have visible screw heads on the inside plate, just under the knob.
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The handle bases are like bread in a sandwich and the door is like the meat. Two long machine screws connect the plates at the base of each handle and they squeeze down on the door as you tighten them. The inside screw heads are visible.
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All fasteners are hidden and the inside and outside parts connect to each other.
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It attaches in the jamb at the hinges or at the frame. The big knob is locked in on the back side of the door when it is closed.
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It has been a while since I installed this, but as I recall, you have to remove the door knob (just two screws) and then you insert a plastic plate behind the metal knob. There are little plastic teeth that you punch out to match your particular door knob. Then, you screw the knob back on the door and that holds the lever lock on. It isn't hard once you get the hang of it. I found the first one slightly difficult, but it wasn't bad once I got the hang of it.
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It is screwed right into the wood door. I don't recall if the screws were provided or whether I used my old ones.
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There should be a hex wrench with the doorknob, if not it is a standard size. You use it to loosend the handle and either rotate it 180 degrees or switch sides depending on your knob.
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Remove Outdoor Handle, Punch Out Metal Hole Plug, Install Lock From the Inside of Handle Assm. You Will Need to Adjust the Rod ( By Breaking off At Scored Area ) so That it Will allow The Proper Length Between Outside Handle and Inside Lock Lever
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It's a knob set. Knobs on both sides. Key on the outside and manual doorknob lock on the inside.
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When the knob is locked from the OUTSIDE, the inside handle will not turn. However, the door can be unlocked from the inside with the thumb turn on the INSIDE knob.
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It may just be stuck to the door, did you varnish the door before putting them on? The exterior handle should pop out just as easily as the interior. Try putting a flathead screwdriver between the plate of the handle and the door, and pop it out that way
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To clarify, since you mentioned outside, this is an indoor doorknob. There is a slot kind of like a flathead screw driver slot that you can turn to either lock or unlock it. I've used a dime for this.
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Hello, There is a turn knob on the inside of the door knob to lock from the inside of the home. Thanks and have a great day.
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Two Philips headed screws. One can be seen (the top one, I think). To get at the other one, pry out the plastic cover inside the door CAREFULLY. You won't need to remove it, just pry enough to expose the screw head. There is a good video showing this procedure at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJm3GOMUszg. Good Luck, Mike G.
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There were two screws provided... One is a wood screw type that doesn't go all the way through the door. You can use that one if you have a solid wood door but wouldn't provide sufficient holding power on a hollow fiber or steel door type. The other is a machine type screw that does go all the way through the door from the outside and has a finished threaded "button" fitting on the inside for hollow core doors. That's the one I had to use. Just shows up on the inside as a 5/16" or so button looking thing on the inside. Doesn't look bad at all.
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There are 2 locking knobs. One is on the upper right hand side towards back. The other is on the base plate behind fence.
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Simple screw (not included with mine). All you do is screw through the holes already in post where the old handle was. It's super easy to do.
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Both the handle and the knob are included. Although I think you will find the handle to be a bit funky. That's why I went with the knob when I installed mine.
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I used a metal paint spatula to loosen the trim piece inside the micro door. Once loose I could reach the concealed screw on the bottom. I removed the screw...removed the top handle screw and the handle was off. Just screw in the new one...not overtight...and pop the trim back in. You are done!! Simple. Good luck.