Baldwin Kensington 3/4 Escutcheon Mortise Entry Double Cylinder Trim Set w/ 5108 Lever Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze LH

Description

Solid forged brass construction 5108 lever included, a la carte ordering available Must also order mortise lock and cylinder for specific door thickness Designed to conceal cylindrical bores Designed for easy installation on wood, metal and some fiberglass doors Accommodates door thickness of 1. The Estate Kensington Keyed Entry Entrance Mortise Trim Handleset with 5108 Lever is made from materials, this offers great function and value for your home. Solid forged brass construction 5108 lever included, a la carte ordering available Must also order mortise lock and cylinder for specific door thickness Designed to conceal cylindrical bores Designed for easy installation on wood, metal and some fiberglass. Solid forged brass construction 5108 lever included, a la carte ordering available Must also order mortise lock and cylinder for specific door thickness Designed to conceal cylindrical bores Designed for easy installation on wood, metal. An example would be to use a double cylinder where there's glass in close proximity to the handle, thus disallowing an intruder from unlocking the door from the inside should they break through. Keyed-Entry-Handleset-Double-Cylinder-Mortise-Function Double cylinder locks are keyed on both the exterior and interior portions and add an extra layer of security to certain environments. Single cylinder locks are most commonly used to secure entrances to a residence or place of business.

Key Features

• Solid forged brass construction 5108 lever included, a la carte ordering available Must also order mortise lock and cylinder for specific door thickness Designed to conceal cylindrical bores Designed for easy installation on wood, metal.
• The Estate Kensington Keyed Entry Entrance Mortise Trim Handleset with 5108 Lever is made from materials, this offers great function and value for your home.
• An example would be to use a double cylinder where there's glass in close proximity to the handle, thus disallowing an intruder from unlocking the door from the inside should they break through.
• Single cylinder locks are most commonly used to secure entrances to a residence or place of business.
• The exterior handle has a thumb plate that depresses to disengage the door latch and the interior handle features a lever or knob.