Are the holes standard? In other words, if I use this to replace door stops than are broken, can I assume that I can use the same holes? Thanks!
1726275
One would assume so, however I ordered these twice, a year apart. The first one was longer by at least 1/2 inch.
1726276
that if hole are clear yes but us a little larger screw or a filler or move over just a little drill new holes.
1203844
Yes all parts and lengths match up, the difference was I had to modify 1 mounting scew location on the door by 1/4" and the cover plt. cover the empty hole. I was very happy with the new unit.
1215483
My husband said he'd omit the pin and replace it with a nut and bolt. We have not had anyone do this to our gate, yet! Good luck!
739461
Yes, but the style is different. You need to order the extra "button" piece to cover the retaining nut. The hole size was fine, I didn't have to rework anything.
1142727
Idk standard size I guess I had someone install it but there were no problems with size of hole
9249
Yeah I think there is a standard for the holes. They work well on my acoustic.
1332560
the one I got (large) has 5 holes, it did not work on my door, I have to modify the door to use it
818089
Measuring from the center to center of each hole it's 2 1/8" I thought I could use the existing holes on my cabinets but that didn't work for me. When I tightened them down my doors overlapped. I just filled the old holes with wood putty and drilled the new holes just to the outside of the prior holes. The hinges actually cover the old holes so no one knows they were ever there. Let me know if you have any other questions. Gayle
135187
fit in a standard hole but you will need make another little hole, its very simple...regards
1168334
A standard door has a 2 1/8" hole the rosets are only 2 1/4" so they will fall into the bore. If you have a door slab with no holes it should work perfect for you.
1400078
These may be what you are looking for. This is tricky. These are the hinges we returned our doors needed a hinge with an indentation on the hinge so we needed a non-flush mount hinge, so I think you need the opposite of what we needed. Hard to say.....hope that kinda answers your question.
1184082
Not the standard kit. Everything is predrilled and ready to assemble. It wouldn't be hard to customize if you're handy, though. The hinges are surface mounted and all on the interior, so those holes wouldn't be a problem, but there is a predrilled hole for the knob on the right side.Someone that is handy could patch the predrilled hole for the knob and redrill on the other side and hope you can match the oak.
1172621
The dimensions are in the description. The width seems standard so the top holes should match up; however, the length is longer. You might need new holes. How this helps.
3917
Their are no holes drilled in the bars. The only area that is open is the ends which have a removable insert which a person can remove for bar end mirrors or possibly hiding wires(if you where to hide wiring inside these bars,which would be possible, holes would need to be drilled for different enter and exit holes for said wires)
320044
Sorry, I sold the piece on which I used them, but cabinet screws are a standard size (these were standard) so you should be OK. If the screws are too wide, just drill a slightly larger hole. If they are too small, the knob itself will cover the hole on the front, use a washer on the back if needed (unlikely) and make sure the knobs are screwed down nice and snug. Length is more what you have to be concerned about because of the variability of the drawer/cabinet thickness. But that's a problem that can be easily solved by buying longer (or shorter) screws. Most knobs come with longer screws that "snap" off these days. Can't remember what came with these.
1321569
The instructions say, not to use the screws you receive to start the holes for it. Reason, once they are in all the way "they can't be taken out", so if that is tamper-proof, my answer is yes. I never tried to take them out. I can't remember how long they are.........Hope this helps.
1385672
They screw in from both sides but making the change from one to two holes with this kind of pull should pose no problem. You can purchase a template from any home improvement store to assist you with getting the new holes lined up correctly. The single hole should be hidden under the handle.