Do the handles have a small manual lever like lock on each side so I could lock the extended handle manually and it would stay opened ?
650728
There is no lock on the side the handle just snaps locked as you extend it and then you push down to lower the handle. It's good about staying in whichever position you choose.
2011450
Makes no difference if the door is opened or closed - the handle will go into 'lock mode' after a short time.
2052466
however, i wouldnt recommend these handles. the lock mechanism is just a little button behind the handle and its VERY easy to accidentally hit it and lock yourself out.
1089734
Mine has a "finger latch" toward the top of the handle. Loosen it and then you can pull up to extend to the desired height. Relock.
1979929
Just pull on the handle to open it. It doesn't lock closed....it only locks open and you press the button to close the handle.
1444107
There's a button you push in to lock. Just turn handle and the door unlocks and opens. I really love these latitude handles, and the price is great.
2052465
yes. it has the little keyhole like most other doorlocks. its on the flat part, not the handle.
1961317
Yes, not a knob so to speak, but a clamp. These rails are so tight and precise to begin with. But yes, once you have them in the location you desire, you clamp/close the side levers.
1541976
Yes it does. It has two locking positions, fully extended and fully closed.
574946
Yup, you can. No hasp, but a regular size lock will keep the 2 handles together, so it will not open at all.
1428537
No, when it unlocks , it kinds opens. Itself a little, but not spring loaded. But I really like the safe and I have have no problems with it.
430790
No, at first it is a little tough to do until it gets worn down, but if you turn the open blade towards yourself and look at the handle, there is a piece that is oblique in there. Push the top of that piece so it is straight up and when that piece is straight up you can close the blade. That is the locking system. Simple, but proven effective. It'll get easier and easier to close.
2253023
Make sure the sliver latch is all the way towards the end of the handle before pushing lever to lock in...back to pan side
1065273
yes the handle opens up.when you open the area where you put the key, there is an unlock handle button, just push and voile.. you can not attach to your door knob. i do wish it was a bit thinner.. it make it a tad cumbersom when you turn the door handle, but it is perfect for what i need it for. i am glad i purchased it. i was always worried that someone would not be able to get to her.. i am thinking about getting another one for my back door in case anyone ever gets locked out. that way i am not running around trying to find a hiding spot for my extra key.
9818
It does lock. There's a small button that slides over and back to lock and unlock the door handle.
1182639
If you are pulling under load, handle will lock horizontally to the back. If you are pushing under load, it will be cocked forward.
283685
The lock hangs under the door knob so it shouldn't block unlocking and opening the door. I have found that when the door knob is very close the edge of the door the lock sometimes gets in the way of closing the door and an extra hand is required to pull the lock off to the side so the door can close. I believe the lever door handles are recommended for limited hand use. The lock would not work in that situation since it wouldn't stay in place on the handle. Door locks that use a remote control like a car keyfob are available and might be a better option for you.