My new door is pre-drilled with 2 holes. Will this cover both holes?
1036129
It will just cover one. you can intall a seperate regular deadbolt to fill the second hole.
1036130
No, I also used the deadbolt from my previous lock set. I really like this lock so you could by a deadbolt to fill the second hole and use it for added security at night or when you are out of town for a while.
1036131
No, I saved the deadbolt from my old door and used it to fill in the top hole.
1036132
It might, it will depend on how close the holes are. I have a deadbolt in addition so I didn't have to worry about that.
1036133
No they will not cover both holes. You'll have to get a door with no holes drilled, drill your own or with only one hole.
1036134
No the top hole so for dead bolt it won't cover dead bolt hole but it's a amazing lock you will love it. You can ask at lowes for a blank for the deadbolt hole or just put in a dead bolt only use when you want to...I just have to tell you I've never loved a lock like I do this one and it's heavy duty
47439
NO! I sent mine back. Will cover ONE hole, you can shift it to cover THAT hole but then the first hole is not covered. hope that helps
153831
Yes. You will need two sets. We have 2 30" doors and used two sets. If you email the mfr as I did, they will help you work out the details.
896777
Contrary to some of the answers here, this product DOES have four holes along the top edge. I spent a lot of time worrying about this purchase, since it appeared to be the correct part for my door but people were saying that the holes are not there. They are, THERE ARE FOUR HOLES ALONG THE TOP EDGE OF THIS PRODUCT. Measure your flap... if the measurements match, and you have the logo in the middle of the flap, then this is the product you want.
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
974411
There are no pre drilled holes and I wouldn't do it myself. I have had mine on for some time w/o any problems at all.
1056641
Yes. It's covering my trap door. I had to fold it twice and quite a bit of it is still left out
25214
I haven't installed it yet, but itis plastic and there are eight holes pre drilled. I only need fours holes and am hoping it covers the other four.
1401725
Yes it did. It also comes with the metal place that would cover the extra 2 holes, if your counter has been pre-drilled.
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.
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.
226008
Yes it will, but the you need additional hardware (home depot)to cover the remaining two holes. -Jeremy
260592
Yes. I have it installed this way. However, its possible there are exceptions to this. My door had pre-drilled holes and mortises, which I believe are standardized.
66101
No, I had to drill new holes to install my replacement. I only made sure it was large enough to cover existing holes
1744365
You get one mandrel and two holesaws. The mandrel shave a typical threaded num that must be removed after each drilling to change to the other holesaw size. The holesaw quality was just ok, the real benefit is the alignment fixture. Make sure your door does not have raised molding too close to the door edge as this fixture extends toward the center of the door pretty far. Read my previous review for distance (I can't remember the needed space).
732447
The holes are predrilled and not the same spacing I believe if you switch corner supports during assembly will result in what you want
2169496
I found on my 30" X 20" door that both were needed. It was not opening even with only one. You might can get away with it since it is a smaller door...I'd order two to be safe and send the extra one back if you can make one work.