I have a french door with an odd backset for the handle, 2" even. I would have to drill a cavity for the standard latch cylinder to fit, but it would actually go into the glass channel. NOT a good option. Does anybody have a source for the 2" backset door handle?
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Mike D.
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Robert Allison
What you have is often called an Atrium Door lockset.
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Mike Dobony
That is nothing like what I have. It is the same setup as a modern door handle, but with only a 2" backset. It is not the old style handle.
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Mike Dobony
Also not paying 1/2 the price of a whole new door!
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DanG
These look a bit pricey to me:
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These looked a bit better:
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Robert Allison
I am sorry, I tried, but I was unable to see your door handle from here. You asked for a 2" backset and I showed you one. I will not respond to any more of your requests for information, since I did not give you exactly what you wanted.
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Mike Dobony
You are a total jerk. If I knew enough about door handles to give you the full information I would have had enough information to not have to ask.
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Mike Dobony
Still too expensive for the application. I am going to look around for a door handle which has a square versus half cylinder turnign mechanism and continue to use the existing latch cylinder.
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ameijers
It'd help a whole bunch if you could find and post a brand name from the hardware, and maybe post a pic somewhere. (not here). Most locksets have a brand name stamped somewhere, even if it is only internally.
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Mike Dobony
It'll be the weekend before I coiudl get there again and want to get it fixed this weekend. The links from Dan were way too expensive for the application. I have other alternatives available. There were no markings on the hardware at all. I looked, but not internally. Robert helped in giving me a new style to do a search on, but again, too expensive. If worse comes to worst, I have a knob which has a fixed 2 3/8" backset and standard round knobs I can use if I can't find a lever type handle with a square drive for the cylindar, as opposed to the common 1/2 cylinder.
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