What is the measurement from edge to doorknob spindle and lock holes. My present doors are 2 1/4.
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I am sorry but I am away and so I can not measure for you. With best regards, Lee
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You need a 3/4" cutout to put the lock in, the usable thread length is 1/2", the length from the back of lock face to the "locking-arm" is 5/8".
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I'm not sure what you are asking. I was replacing my old cabinet hinges and got exactly the same measurements I was needing. From the middle of the top hole on the long part to the middle of the bottom hole is 2 1/8". My other holes fit except I had to drill a few more deeper to get the new screw in. I was also short a screw so I was glad I kept some of my old white ones. I used a black sharpie to color over the white & put it on a lower cabinet.
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I am not sure how they measure locks but mine have an inch and a half gap when locked. You might be able to go smaller but these came in a three pack which is what I needed.
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If I remember correctly, it is about 1 and 1/2 inches. It fit my standard door perfectly.
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My door is 1 1/2 and it fits well. I don't think it would work on another 1/2"
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The description says 1/2", and I believe that's what my drawers are. I will measure later today.
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Hole for lock is 1/2" wide. We have a lock with 1 1/4" opening above actual lock. You might want to wait till your unit arrives to get your lock to be sure it fits the indentation provided for the lock. Just a thought.
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1 3/8 " from center of the thumbturn (or deadbolt) to the bottom of the interior of the lock (plate or maybe housing) So basically just enough room to house the thumbdrive itself... should be plenty of room between the lock and your existing doorknob which is what I guess you are considering.
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Yes. Overall im very happy with this. Looks good and i didn't need to saw down the length of the spindle shaft (lots of room in the knobs to screw in even if the door is a little thin like mine)
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They are one inch. If your drawers are like the ones I built you'll need to get 1 3/4". They are available at any hardware store.
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the holes are definitely 3" apart on the back (what you drill into your drawer face. i know because I just installed these on a set of drawers I recently made). I didn't measure the height, but maybe the 2" is talking about the height?
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approx. 1/2". If I were to buy knobs again I would go with something a little more expensive. The screws that came with them were not long enough for my cabinets but I was able to use the existing screws. I think they are cheap looking - and they were.
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They are 4 inches apart. Thankfully the holes were wider than my previous door knocker so it covered the old holes. Very nice door knocker, I got it engraved with our last name. Hope this helps, good luck
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Hi....I do not have the paperwork anymore, but eyeballing it with a tape measure it appears to be 2 3/8 inches across. Best I can do. I hope it works out for you because this is the best lock I've ever used, whether keyed on both sides or the standard (knob on one side). Good luck. Jim
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My hardware came with 3 different pairs of screws. One pair is 1-3/4" long. My door is 1-1/2" thick, so I used the shortest pair in the package.
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This is a question: My door is a steel door, so I need to know each measurements precisely before buying this lock. My door's cylinder hole is about 4cm. Does anyone have the diagram or image with the measurements?