are we sure that this lock is for doors with hinges to the right of the door? (when doors opens it goes from right to left)
607742
It doesn't matter which side the door hinges are on. The lever that is on the lock is made to be reversed very easily to accommodate either a right or left hinged door.
607743
Handles are reversible. Not in the sense that you loosen and rotate but that you swap outside handle with inside one. Manufacturer's photo is misleading. You would never receive the configuration pictured (both handles are shown as IDENTICAL, which could never be the case). I too was confused on how you could reverse the handles and still maintain the hook shaped end pointing down. Think about it, the side with the keypad is for a left hand door, the side for the interior is for a right hand door. Aaauuugh!!, I wish Schlage would correct their photos. The handles you see are not what you get (one handle will be opposite in appearance, a mirror image of the other) Handles are reversible. Not in the sense that you loosen and rotate but that you swap outside handle with inside one. Manufacturer's photo is misleading. You would never receive the configuration pictured (both handles are shown as IDENTICAL, which could never be the case). I too was confused on how you could reverse the handles and still maintain the hook shaped end pointing down. Think about it, the side with the keypad is for a left hand door, the side for the interior is for a right hand door. Aaauuugh!!, I wish Schlage would correct their photos. The handles you see are not what you... » Read More Handles are reversible. Not in the sense that you loosen and rotate but that you swap outside handle with inside one. Manufacturer's photo is misleading. You would never receive the configuration pictured (both handles are shown as IDENTICAL, which could never be the case). I too was confused on how you could reverse the handles and still maintain the hook shaped end pointing down. Think about it, the side with the keypad is for a left hand door, the side for the interior is for a right hand door. Aaauuugh!!, I wish Schlage would correct their photos. The handles you see are not what you get (one handle will be opposite in appearance, a mirror image of the other) « Show Less
607744
The lock will fit either side of the door you are installing it on, the handle can be changed for either side left or right. It is a great lock we love ours so much better than the lock we had on our door.
607745
This lock works on both left handed and right handed doors, so yes it will work for your door. You simply change the handle orientation, a very simple procedure.
1293889
I'm not sure what you are asking. My sliding (from the inside) slides from left to right. I'm sure it would have worked if the door slid from right to left.
884752
On my installation the left door position lock installed with the key opposite that of the key position on the door where the lock was installed on the right . I do not believe with a two door install where the locks are on the left and on the right it is possible to have the keys other than one up and one down
1056546
Ours isn't a key lock. It has a toggle. However, it is on the right side looking into the house
863612
No. Its not necessarily a lock. Its a piece of plastic that slides to the middle to stop the door from opening. There is a (maybe) 6 inches piece of plastic that hangs down on one side to make it easier to slide it. Depending on how tall you are if you could reach close to the top to slide it then you will be fine.
1703196
Yes. It has hinges that can be placed on the inside or outside which determines the way the door opens.
1171969
This bar is fixed to the door frame and props against the farthest (and innnermost) moving door. If you are going to slide to the other side, the bar will then be on the "wrong side." In that context it may not work -- assuming my understanding of your description is correct.
652669
I do not believe there is a difference on the latch for doors left or right opening as mount with two screws and can be turned either way. Only the lock button will go up or down depending on door mounting .
1577485
This is a Left-hand inswing door. The picture seems to be wrong. If your are standing on the inside of the door, the handle lever will point to your right and you will use your right hand to grasp the handle. This is with the door hinges on the right of the door frame, handle and lock on left, and door swings inward. I ordered the RH one and had to return it for this one for the front entry of my home.
1888508
You need to determine whether your door is left or right hand, regular or reverse entry. There are lots of websites with instructions on doing this. If you don't the proper left or right hand lever it will be upside down when you install it.
1181191
Yes. This lock is separate from the door knob, so you can keep or use whichever door knob you prefer.
592034
The long handle mounts on either side of the door. Ours is mounted on the left side of the door as the hinges are on the right. I do believe the remaining door knob and lock will mount to the left side of the door. This is an excellent product, very satisfied with it:))
1751102
The door opens from the left.. hinge on right..not interchangeable.. very quiet operating, holds temp OK. This product is better than my previous brand.
1563037
No, the lock is at the top. There is a piece that flips down to prevent the gate from opening one direction or the other. You can put them both down at the same time which will act like a lock, but you have to manually manipulate these; they will not open when you open the top lock.
1474057
Yes. You can flip the hinges to either side. Love this door. I install it in a lot of customers homes
1104772
There are holes through the handles that you could put a padlock through, if the door handles line up properly. Ours did not line up at all. From the reviews I've read others have had better luck, but our doors are completely out of alignment.
1577483
Not sure what you mean by "left handed door"... from inside the house, the handle is on the right side of the door. the hinges on the left side. you would most often use your left hand to open. and it swings to the left. Hope it helps.