is this for a left handed door
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.
1577484
the lever can be switched around to work in either direction left or right hand
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.
1577486
If you're standing on the outside of the door (going to open it to go in), the handle is on the right.
1577487
This can be used for a left handed or right handed door. *However* the lever is actually designed to look correct for only one. If you get the wrong one, the lever bows down instead of up, but it still works just fine.
1900204
Your question is a bit unclear, as "opposite handed" would require one to just slide the door from one side to the other, to accommodate entry. Conversely, the inside door, as well. The picture shows the showerhead on the left. Our showerhead is on the right, ergo the outside door is always on the right, and the inside door is on the left - it's just a matter of sliding the doors in the direction you want them. Not a matter of installation.
1738610
Yes you can. I use mine to open door right to left by using a counter weight on the door. You might need to do the same. I use a small pulley to redirect the string where I want it. It is on a timer which is a life saver.
2156339
Yes, you will be able to reverse them if needed when you go to install them. They will work on a right or left handed door. Thanks and have a great day.
178417
I believe the same lockset works for both left and right. You just have to re-assemble to rotate the latch and handles. , It's been years since I changed mine. Disassembly is quite easy as I recall. I hope this helps.
1398107
I believe that you can. The latch is designed to go on both left and right opening doors. However, in your case the latch and hasp will need to be reversed from the usual install. This might work it might not. I can't tell without seeing your setup. My advice is you get it and try and see if it can be installed. If not then return it.
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.
1912609
NO! You need to purchase a 6501 C3. That is the code for the Left handed version.
703110
Yes it is. You can have it on the left and open and change to right to open.
1143159
Yes the direction the door opens can be changed. Door is designed to move the hinges and handle to the opposite side.
532060
You would need to contact the manufacturer, but I don't believe it is available currently for left handed users.
1293888
This is an exact replacement for hardware of the same type. I would assume that if you had a sliding glass door that pulls from right to left then it would be fine. I'm unsure if you can install it in a door that didn't already have this kind of handle.
2029613
Yes it is.any type of Windows it is just a keyboard just for left handed people
592032
No sure, but think it can be installed either way. Our door swings in to the left. Hope this helps.
309001
Al, I do not quite understand what you mean that your handle will not fit on the outside of the door. It does not matter what way the door swings, the handle is universal. The instructions are very clear as to how to adjust it to fit either a right hand or left hand door. I had a similar handle on my door so I did not have to make any other adjustments, as of today I am pleased with my purchase. Have a great day.
804360
Yes it is universal. Installation doesn't change for left hand vs right hand door: the lever handle is symmetric, so you rotate it to the left or right to accommodate your door.
627692
No it's quite simple really. Just google how to do it if you get stuck or diydata.com to show you how. I purchased a few of these for all right handed doors and was pleased. You need to remove a screw and side plate and the lock spring locator and just reverse it. That's it.