I purchased a Balwin but it did not fit my door because it required 3 hole to be drilled. Will this fit 2 bored holes
1010298
The bottom of the handle has to be attached to the door, it will require a small hole (less than 1/8" in diameter) to be drilled thru the door so that a bolt (included) can be pushed thru the door from the inside and screwed into the handle. I suspect your door was delivered with 2 large diameter holes in it for the lock assemblies. So yes your installer will need to drill an additional hole to attach the bottom of the handle to the door.
1010299
Yes this is for 2 holes but you would need 1 small hole at the bottom of the handle. See this:- http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/content/BDHHI/5048801One more thing to remember is that the deadbolt and the hand;etset lock in the opposite direction. http://www.amazon.com/different-direction-deadbolt-putting-correctly/forum/Fx2ZWPGCQAOLCKI/Tx1LXHZK9ZQ2049/1/ref=cm_cd_dp_aar_al_a?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B0083CICJS
1010300
The dead bolt is a seperate hole, the top of the main handle has a hole there too for the usual latch assembly. The lower part of the main handle requires a small hole to secure it to the door. That hole is something like 1/8 size and goes through the door and a cap is installed on the inside of the door to cover the screw. So if you have the usual two holes in a door your fine, you'll just have to drill a very small hole for the lower part of the handle to secure it to the door. Any normal drill bit will work, it's in the directions.
1010301
It fits two holes, but you will also need a predrilled small hole to secure the bottom of the handle with the screw.
1010302
Yes this is for 2 holes but you would need 1 small hole at the bottom of the handle. See this:- http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/content/BDHHI/5048801 One more thing to remember is that the deadbolt and the hand;etset lock in the opposite direction.
1010303
I can only answer that this lock fit the old holes from our very old handle. I believe it was only two holes but it was a nice fit to the door. I really love this handset and I use the security lock more than the door handle lock. It is very rich looking and we live in a condo where the door serves 4 units. Our unit is seven steps up from the front door and it's the first thing a person sees upon entering. It's a good buy and you will be pleased with it. Hope this helps you out. Barbara
453347
It fit my door perfectly without drilling any holes. I did have to make the hole in the door jam deeper. If the dead bolt hit the back of the hole it would retract and not lock.
135188
I use it in a front house door and the old lock did not have this hole, so I had to by a cover for the dead bolt lock and drill a hole for the little hole above the lock , my problem was the dead bolt was to close to the regular door lock and interfered with the adel lock , however I am very happy with it so far .....
737790
Just drill new holes or expand the existing ones. I had a similar problem. It takes about two minutes with a drill and proper bit. Save yourself the money. Good luck. This was a good quality product if you decide to buy it. Mine is mounted in a way I cannot measure, sorry.
279592
Mine is a two door corner sans lazy Susan so yes. Of course, if this is to replace existing hinges then just take care that the inset hole aligns properly. Note that I'm no carpenter so take my advice at your own risk.
1460058
I had an older version of the door so the replacement flap's holes for screws along the top did not align. I just drilled my own holes to fit my door. A bit inconvenient but it works great.
1434797
The door jig worker really well for me, so you must be having an issue that I did not encounter. The holes on my jig are spaced at 1/4" intervals (assuming we're referring to the same holes).
1126386
I will see if it matches mine. I think the most important thing would be how far apart the post are the fit into the top & bottom to latch the door in place.
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
1872141
The flange (bowl) fits but I had to cut the 3 off and weld 2, as I couldn't find 3 hole in that diameter.
1682104
It should be fine. You might have to change the door measurements or put it in a different place.
2133037
I bought one. It does not fit properly. The holes are placed not exactly on its places. Therefore it can not be used and I am not satisfied with this purchase.
1237694
Not sure about the hole size. I've had too many different types. Just test drill on scrap wood to make sure you have the right size bit for the threaded nut to fit in.
739461
Yes, but the style is different. You need to order the extra "button" piece to cover the retaining nut. The hole size was fine, I didn't have to rework anything.
363962
I don't understand your question. This fits standard door knob holes. The deadbolt is one hole and the door handle is another hole. The screw at the bottom of the handle is to anchor the handle.
2001529
I had to cut mine to fit 3 separate places & had no problems at all. Good luck!
802058
No The mounting holes are 4"x11/2". The whole unit will cover the hole. You may be able to drill new mounting holes in the unit outside of your existing hole. This would require disassembly.