Could this be used to replace a standard knob door handle?
1009173
I think you could if it was made by the same manufacturer as the standard doorknob. This has been done lots for the elderly and disabled but without matching parts and sizing it might require some carpentry work.
1009174
It would have to be a really thin door. I cannot see how it could work on a standard interior door without a lot of work.
1081714
No, all it replaces is the handle...take a look at ZildsOn or YKK which might be more helpful. Jack
528581
seems like they were available for door handles, I am not certain they connect the same. Good Luck.
1195482
I am unsure because I actually used this knob to replace a vintage knob from a cast iron pot I couldn't identify. It fit perfectly. I think it should work out fine.
925542
It might not be compatible. We bought this for a new installation. We have 2 old baldwin handle sets. one bought in 1999 and the other in 2004 which we also wanted to replace with this one. it turned out that the inside pieces are incompatible with each other.
1293888
This is an exact replacement for hardware of the same type. I would assume that if you had a sliding glass door that pulls from right to left then it would be fine. I'm unsure if you can install it in a door that didn't already have this kind of handle.
1864163
I suspect so, although I did not do it. The handle is secured by screws which can be removed, the handle turned around and screws replaced. That would allow the use of the other hand...
1735801
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.
1397715
I have handle door knob as well, and it works the same as the "neck" of the door knob is the same.
1745955
No, I bought this piece for a dutch oven type of pot. But it did work well. The only problem is that it does not come with screws, so I had to go to Home Depot with the pot and the new handle and have the guy help me find the right screw. Also, you can call the company and ask questions. That's what I did. Good luck.
387447
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.
1168332
If your door already has a large hole (3") bored for the current handle, then this know will not fit. It requires a small (1") hole
932844
No. The handle is oval in shape. A Dowel may work if it was tight, but it would not fit perfectly. I don't believe replacement handles are that expensive though. $12.50 on amazon currently.
1579826
Yes. Just be sure you don't have a screen or other outer door that will interfere with the knob as it sticks out over 2" from the door surface.
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
2193827
Yes, the knob is actually not installed and the shaft is 1/4" round divided in the middle so the old style knobs with the metal reinforcing in the center will also work. Any 1/4" round knob should work.
736825
I don't know I haven't tried it but I imagine it would be if your have extra knob that is.