If I am using for a pair of doors (French doors), do I need to purchase two sets of these, or one of these and one set of dummy levers?
855753
it depends on your doors. if they have 2 handles, then yes as you described above
855754
I believe french doors "close" themselves into a position with a lock or ball on top and bottom of the door. You need to get two of these (one per door). You can always youtube for a video of french door installation to get an idea of its mechanics, etc. Cheers!
276182
Not a dumb question at all, the description isn't that clear. One door, order 1 set. It shows a picture of only one but you actually get one lever for each side of the door. I hope you enjoy these as much as I do:)
1033329
One might do. However two would offer muck more resistance to bad guys. French doors flex a lot from my experience so I would add two one back about an inch from the place where the door meet.
1978648
I doubt you could use two these because they would probably overlap when used that close to each other.....but I also think you should have no need to,because this simple design will locks up,down,right and left. Hope That helps.
316254
They come with a set combination on the locks - but both will have the same combination (so 1 set of numbers to remember)
2008141
One set should work for one drawer. If the drawer and contents would exceed the weight (100lbs) capacity then you would need two sets
107835
Trust me I understand your question o k my door had two about the same size. Standard size and weight door that is I bought these springs one for the left & right I ended up only needing one because of size and the thickness of the new spring If memory serves I think I wound the one about 26 times I don't have a problem, I left the other up there just incase the first one breaks but so far all fine, if wanted the length it's about twice the size
550944
I placed one code for each door. I do not know if you can place two on the same door.
1060105
The locks come with a small key/pin to unlock the door if accidently locked from the other side (I hid mine above each door header). I know that there is a hole there, but now that I think about it, it is so inconspicuous that I can't even recall where it is. That's a good thing though, right? :) I love these door levers!!
722808
When I ordered it, they came as a pack of 2. So if your door has two hinges, you would just need one set per door.
1577487
This can be used for a left handed or right handed door. *However* the lever is actually designed to look correct for only one. If you get the wrong one, the lever bows down instead of up, but it still works just fine.
230530
No- only tricky doors would be if you have closets where you wouldn't need a handle on the inside (that would be a dummy lever) or your entrance doors from outside ....otherwise they come with handle on both sides ....hope that helps!
705835
It should be the left-handed dummy handle. We had a set of double doors with dummy handles, so we purchased 2 rights and 2 lefts, one of each inside and outside the room.
925544
My set came with both knob and lever so homeowner use whichever they preferred. However I used lever as it (shown here) if you bought new, you should still have the knob somewhere, pull it out put it on.
642007
Jody,I didn't need to do this, but I think the instructions say you can do that for 2 doors. BTW, this was very easy to install and works very well.
955708
We have one on each end on our triple door as well as the double doors. They come one per package. It would take a Charles Atlas to lift the center door!
484113
I'd buy 2. They are very thin and you could stick the first on the door and the second strip to it to close any gaps