The existing holes on my door are 8-1/2" apart. Will this door handle fit those holes?
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Asiago, I'm assuming you mean the holes that the existing handset and deadbolt are mounted in, so the answer would be yes. The handle itself uses one of the holes, usually the lower door hole, for the internal latching mechanism actuated by the thumb. The bottom of the handle is attached and stabilized by a large wood screw. Your deadbolt will generally occupy the other large hole, usually the upper hole. If you use the Camelot digital lock for your deadbolt, vice the handle style shown, it will only require a few inches of clearance between the bottom of the deadbolt digital keypad and the top of the door handle bezel, so it sounds like you should have plenty of clearance. One discovery I made (in going from an older Kwikset lockset to the Schlage) was that I needed to enlarge the holes about another quarter inch to accommodate the larger Schlage handset and deadbolt, but that is no big deal if you have a hole saw. The job is a whole lot easier if you have a locksmith's jig, but easy enough to hand-hold if you have to. Caution - if you hand-hold, be very careful and don't let the saw get away from you when it bites into the wood, as it will "take off," and could really damage the exterior of your door, so go lightly and hold on tightly. Important - I recommend using the fastest drill motor speed and a light touch when sawing, as it tends to be MUCH more difficult if you try to use the variable-speed drill at a lower speed. Good luck!
616037
I believe so. Please understand that I installed this about a year and a half ago, but if my memory serves me correctly, yes it will fit. I remember the bolts for the handle sliding in tracks, so it will accommodate a variety if hole spacings. I had a kwikset handle before, and this bolted right on no problem. The tracks I believe are on both bolts, and the tracks are 1" and 2.5". It should fit any existing holes (from a previous handle) out there. Hope this helps-
1092341
It should, I just mesured my bar again & it's 24" wide & there are 5 holes, they start 1" in from the edge & are 5 1/2" apartthe blade was a little thicker & wider than my old one which I like the holes are square for a carriage boltI put it on & adjusted the side skids & it works great, hope this helpedJeff
469022
The inside holes are elongated and will fit an 8" span. Mine are at 8 1/2" and are toward the outside of the holes.
64473
It will do... One of my door is also 5/8" from the floor. The fins are about 1/2", but the body itself is about 1/8", and there you have the 5/8". It's actually better to have at least a 1/2" gap, because with less gap it will be to tight.
1308084
I believe it should fit. The opening is just slightly bigger (5 1/8'') than that.
390365
The cut out dimensions are 15 x 25.5. The outside edges of the door measure 19 x 28. The existing hole you have is smaller than the door itself, so it should work. The two halves of the door screw together and have rubber gaskets on each side. As long as the gaskets are touching the door all the way around, you shouldn't have a problem. But you could always call the company if you arent sure. We have two of these doors installed in our house and we love them.
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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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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
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.
706008
I believe it was a 2 3/8 hole saw I used to drill the hole in the door so you should be fine.
1176652
The screws are 5/8" long, but the bracket itself takes up 1/8", so they should work. My door was around 1/2" and they didn't come through. If in doubt, I would use 1/2" pan head screws.
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.
977146
My door is 1 1/2 and it fits well. I don't think it would work on another 1/2"
1392819
it should be, but you are not restricted to that width as the handles are connected to the faucet under the sink via two short hoses so you can adjust the distance a bit based on the cutouts in your sink. they can be as much as 10in apart if need to.
742249
I have the large size and The cut out width is 11 inches. That is one inch bigger than the flap size. I can not find the flap side on the medium door. So I am unsure if it would fit in the 8 1/2 inch space that you have.
1273755
3/8 should work. You only need enough room for the side flange and the screws.
612523
Distance between holes (width) is ~ 1 7/8" should be wide enough. The depth is about 7 1/2"