what door thickness will this lock accomodate and what size through door hole is needed?
262502
The cutout hole needs to be 2 1/8" and the latch cutout needs to be 1-inch. Not sure of the thickness accommodation but it doesn't look like it should be an issue. Our door is 1 3/4".
262503
The door I have this installed on is 1 3/4" inches thick, according to the instruction manual, the main cut-out hole must be 2 1/8 inches, the latch cut-out must be 1 inch. Hope this helps...and do use decent quality batteries!
1198148
I don't know and the lock is not close to me but it is not overly large. It's probaky about .75 in thick and about 2.75" in diameter
826966
Standard locksets are compatable to 2 3/8" or 2 3/4" thick doors. Best bet is a mortise type locket, such as those found in old homes, or seek a locksmith for something that thick. The blades inside the lock will not mesh and the screws are too short so they would just be decorative, not functional
832865
Without removing it I can't say for certain but my door is 1+5/8" thick and it fit with plenty to spare. I suspect 2" would not be a problem. Visibility is very good.
1636957
I never installed this lock as I bought is for an exterior door and it did not fit properly, so I cannot answer your question.
886026
I measure the hole (actually holes, there is one at each corner of the front) at 5/8". I think you'd have no problem with a 1/4" padlock.
1469675
Hi Diane, The cable on this lock is 1/8" wide/thick. Very good lock as it has lasted 5 trips so far without breaking like previous units.
1690258
I have installed this on my entrance door which is Metal and did worked well, as ling as the thickness of the door match and the distance between lock hole the edge of the door is right, this will work fine.
527729
I believe my door was 1" thick. It can fit thicker doors, also. Up to about 1½", 1¾", at least. I installed it last year, and it works great. (I sold the trailer, so I can't go out and measure the door now.)
399705
we used this on a pantry door. normal thickness. you will likely need to use anchors or wing nuts.
1091954
According to the manufacturer specs found here; NU-SET 2125-3 Jimmy Proof Style Inter Locking Deadbolt Lock with Double Cylinder, BronzeIt Fits door thickness between 1-3/8-Inch to 2-3/8-Inch.
2139982
My lock is 1/4" and is snug. I thought I would need to ream it out but I didnt. A 3/8" would be ideal
1300746
no I do not think so....a standard door is 1.75" thick so you would have to check with manufacturer to see if they make a lock that will accommodate a door that thick.
1645278
It has been some time since I installed my locks. If I recall it is the length of cylinder as they are designed for varied thickness of the mounting surface.
2115155
Pretty hefty. probably between 5/16" & 3/8" BUT, it's in service at a rental house and I'm not currently local to check. Sorry. It should be in Master Lock website specs though. Good luck.
2046271
Check out the product details that are listed on the product shown for the lock. Just click on the item and it will give you the specs you are asking for.
2021166
This handle is meant to work on doors that are 1-3/4" thick. If you try to use it on a thinner door, your would have to purchase shorter screws. I do not believe the keyed version would work on a 3/4" thick, as the tail piece for the thumb turn and the tail piece for the keyed cylinder must meet in the middle of the mortise lock and I do not think there will be enough space to accommodate both.