Can I replace a standard bedroom door knob with this? Or is it only set to fit an older door?
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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
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I have pre drilled hole in my door measures about 1/12 to 13/4 will this knob set work for me?
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A standard door has a 2 1/8" hole the rosets are only 2 1/4" so they will fall into the bore. If you have a door slab with no holes it should work perfect for you.
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They are really for older doors. But, I liked them so much I made some adapter blocks for my new doors.
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I replaced three door sets. One was very smooth and worked well. I think my set back was a little off on another and is a little stiff. The third is passable but not perfect. Mabey i was out of alignment.
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Yes, you can change out the wooden knobs. There is a single screw so any hardware you would buy would need to be attached by a single screw.
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if your question is in regards to a mobile / modular home, the answer would be yes because it's just like a typical door knob.
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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.
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They work with the existing hardware. I have a 70 year old house and I replaced the old knobs with the glass ones without changing any of the existing hardware. And, I loved the price!
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I don't know, because my stove is a mix of different brand parts, but they fit a variety of sizes & shapes. Does yours have little posts when you pull the knob off? These have a variety of inserts - with different sizes & shapes of hole and only one will fit your stove's knob. You push that insert into the knob to adapt the knob. I think the only caution is to look at the photo of the knobs to be sure the numbers go in the right direction - the same as your stove - so low & high will be in the right place and not the reverse. The numbers on my old ones were worn off, so I had to figure it out by moving them.
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While the picture only shows the knob, the package includes all you need to have a locking door knob. This includes the inside and outside knobs w back plates, the latch itself (backset?) and the plate into which the latch fits. In my situation, everything fit in the holes and recesses used for the set being replaced. Only complication was that old plate had square corners and this plate had rounded corners which required some wood filler before painting. Not a big deal.
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That is what I did. I drilled a hole through the door and used the threaded rod that came with it. You will need the base plates to go between the knob & the door.
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I had to change the latch mechanism. While in Home Depot looking for the parts I needed I found the complete knob set for $25 dollars. I would have been better off to purchase the entire set since this did not work with my doors. In the long run I spent the extra money driving around finding the parts I needed.
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See if the stem that the knobs screw into is too far into the opposite handle. So remove both handles loosen the stem so it's long enough to fit into one knob but will fit all the way through the door so you can screw in the second knob.
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There's a handful of different knobs. You should check the model number on the back of the knob and only get that type. I made the mistake of making a guess and purchased the wrong type the first time -- it looked almost identical, but the shape of the where the knob fit on the stove was different.
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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.
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You're right on the borderline, but I think it's workable! I locked my buddybar in its lowest position, set it 12" out from the door, and measured where the "neck" of the door knob should be. My measurement was 32-1/4" from the floor to the neck of the doorknob.
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I believe that as long as there is a core or post from which lever extends it should work. It does not require any contact with the knob, but rather just the stem. It has a U shaped top that fits snugly and the bottom hugs the floor/rug. I don't see why not. (I must say that I have been sleeping much better since I received. It's that good!)
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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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I've installed about 50 of these. They come with bolts that screw into the knob base. You pre-drill holes in the door or drawer face the diameter of the bolt, push bolt through from the inside and screw knob on the outside. However, the length of the bolts is not long enough for most door and drawer fronts. You need to go to a big box store and buy the same diameter bolt at longer lengths--easy to do, inexpensive, but a step that you are unprepared for. Why the manufacturer does not remedy this problem, I don't know.
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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.