what clearance is necessary between the deadbolt and the door handle
529329
My clearance is 1", but I would suggest called Schlage Customer Service to ask your specific question. (888) 805-9837 They are very helpful.
877711
I would say a minimum would be 15" for 1/2" clearance on each side. Make sure the door won't be in the way.
335830
I had to modify mine to fit custom door. Little wiggle room but not much and don't recall exact measurements. I had to use a grinder on the deadbolt and drill and router on door. If you have time should work.
721212
Need about 1 inch clearance.Check for any lock mechanism, for me it hit the lock bar of the drawer.
1296430
Knape & Vogt spec sheet says to subtract 7/16" from the overall door/glass height needed.
1010300
The dead bolt is a seperate hole, the top of the main handle has a hole there too for the usual latch assembly. The lower part of the main handle requires a small hole to secure it to the door. That hole is something like 1/8 size and goes through the door and a cap is installed on the inside of the door to cover the screw. So if you have the usual two holes in a door your fine, you'll just have to drill a very small hole for the lower part of the handle to secure it to the door. Any normal drill bit will work, it's in the directions.
2159698
In order for the storm door handle not to hit your interior door you need to make sure you have at least 1.5 inches. The handle does not protrude too much.
1895186
The unit I installed is 19 inches high, 10 inches wide and 16 1/2 inches deep (including the depth of the handle). The clearances needed are 21 inches high, 10 inch width from the open door (in my case the door hinges were the part that stuck out the farthest in the opening, so it's 10 inches from the edge of the hinge) and about 18 inches deep so you have enough room to fully slide the can in and close the cabinet door. I love how this unit fits so well in the sink cabinet. It is sturdy without being bulky. Good luck.
1592929
It fits a standard bolt lock preparation: 2-1/8" hole, 2-3/4 or 2-3/8 setback (adjustable), with or without mortise on the door edge. They recommend at least 5-1/2" clearance from the door knob. Installation is straightforward, instructions are pretty clear.
363962
I don't understand your question. This fits standard door knob holes. The deadbolt is one hole and the door handle is another hole. The screw at the bottom of the handle is to anchor the handle.
453350
Mine fit perfectly where the old deadbolt was and no extra holes were necessary. Such a great product!
531914
There is a very slight gap between my doors. If you adjust the hinges you can get it to where it is not noticed.
1558834
I meassured 23mm room between for your hand (close to 1 inch, maybe 15/16). Door to top of handle is 30mm. It seems to me just right.
393561
Remove Outdoor Handle, Punch Out Metal Hole Plug, Install Lock From the Inside of Handle Assm. You Will Need to Adjust the Rod ( By Breaking off At Scored Area ) so That it Will allow The Proper Length Between Outside Handle and Inside Lock Lever
1789222
These handles are meant to be used with 1-3/4" doors; to make it work with a 1-1/2" door, you would need shorter mounting screws, and you may need to trim the tail piece on the keyed cylinder to fit properly.
764897
If you're asking about the clearance needed behind the faucet above the countertop: When I pull up the drain lever on mine to its highest point (the point at which it sticks out most, since it's angled slightly backwards), the rear edge of the lever sticks out about 1 3/8" behind the base of the faucet. I've got a single-hole mount without the extra 3-hole escutcheon plate. When the lever is pushed all the way down, it extends about 5/8" behind the base.
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Width (Door Open 90 with Handle): 32 3/8" Depth with Handles: 33 3/8" Depth without Handles: 31 3/4" Depth without Door: 28 1/4" Depth (Total with Door Open): 59" Height to Top of Hinge: 67 7/8" Height to Top of Case: 67 1/4" Door Edge Clearance with Handle: 4" Door Edge Clearance without Handle: 1 3/4"